thegreenranger:

I’ll cut you!

This is the best line in almost any TV series ever but you really only understand the enormity and profundity of it if you are familiar with the whole show’s mythology and it’s just so beautiful and I was in the bath and I cried.

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chotpot:

People are butts about gender sometimes! So here is a comic talking about how it really isn’t a big deal!

When I was with James this week I wrote a little poem about gender
and decided to draw a comic for said poem.

Hope you guys enjoy!

halfway-outofthe-dark:

One day we will tell our children of this story.

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nicestrokepam:

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doctorwho:

“Some actors just click with each other and form an unbreakable partnership.” 

- RTD

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popculturebrain:

Hunger Games Propaganda PSAs From College Humor

I’d like all of these framed now please, thank you.

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consulting-companion:

M. Night Shyamalan is going to direct Catching Fire

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bookishandi:

burnupasun:

Let me start off by saying that I’m also very excited for the new season and ugh I hate waiting this long.

Basically…

I’m worried that Amy and Rory’s relationship won’t get the happy ending it so deserves—I’m worried one of them will die, and the other will never recover. I’m worried they’ll never see their Melody again, that they’ll never get their catharsis for losing for, that the audience will never get to see a moment of unashamed, outright emotion on the Ponds’ behalf for losing their daughter, for losing a girl they could have raised as their own, but instead was kidnapped and brainwashed. And though they know she turns out alright, that will never make up for parents not getting to raise their first child.

I’m worried that the new companion will be overly sexualized, that she’ll somehow have to fit the frame of a lover or a mother (not that there’s anything wrong with either of those things, but those two things seem to span the whole of women in Moffat’s era).

I’m worried the right people won’t come back. I’m worried we’ll not see Nine (which I’m not really counting on but still want desperately), Rose, Mickey, Jackie, Captain Jack, Ten, Martha, Donna, Wilf, TenToo, or any of the other characters that made up the whole of New Who so far. I’m worried we won’t be able to celebrate their time on the show as we continue into a new era. I’m worried that the Master will be replaced in the 50th, and though I know he must be one day, I so want John Simm to return so we can celebrate his run as the Master.

Because that’s what the 50th ought to be— a celebration of Doctor Who, a grand ol’ party in the name of those who have fought for the universe and who have given us so much.

I’m so afraid plot and ~special effects~ will be put above characterization and growth.

I know this is a lot, and I’m probably overthinking things but Doctor Who is too important to me and so many others to get fucked up in a season that really represents the history and the beauty of a man, his box, and the people who make him better and who makes better in return.

All of it, but I bolded the one part that bothers me more than anything else.

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whovianheadcanon:

First submission so far!  Submitted bytimelordtardisyeah.

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pyrrhiccomedy:

All of my internet friends have had a horrible day today and I didn’t know how to help

so I drew a worried owl for you all

his name is Boggle

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All the Fun Science videos

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