He/they, trans, Mid 20s, blog where I can put my doctor who things
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Doctor Who episodes that aired on the 1st of January…
In 1966, Volcano (the 8th episode of The Daleks’ Master Plan)
In 1972, Day of the Daleks Episode One
In 1977, The Face of Evil Part One
In 2010, The End of Time Part Two
In 2019, Resolution
In 2020, Spyfall Part One
In 2021, Revolution of the Daleks
In 2022, Eve of the Daleks
i fucking love tumblr on new years i scroll past a glittertext gif wishing me a happy 2002 i scroll past my mutual wishing me a happy 2018 i scroll past a gifset wishing me a happy 2013 i scroll p
i like the face 3 make when guns are pointed at him.
The Third Doctor in unamused...
I can't remember who it is that's threatening them in this scene, but I think that's the Mind of Evil? I'm not the greatest at remembering episodes based only on a frame.
It is really interesting that the Third Doctor really oppose violence and weapons, but still surrounds themself with UNIT and the military. Especially with the Brigadier doing some warcrimes in this era.
But I think they'd much prefer if a certain someone (say their best enemy) was the one threatening them with a gun, tbh...
Happy Out of Touch Thursday, Whovians.
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[Video description: a series of shots from various episodes featuring Roger Delgado's The Master compiled with the song "out of touch" playing over them. /end video description]
the toymaker: and this is fitz kreiner, yeah idk what happened to him it was kinda unclear
I have a question for the big finish/audiodrama enjoyers .. how do you guys do it? like genuinely asking. do you do something while listening or listen like with eyes closed full concentration??
I genuinely need tips for how to pay more attention . pls
What are your favorite episodes of Doctor Who? Outside of the ones you wrote, that is.
The Web of Fear (1968)
The Wheel In Space (1968)
The War Games (1969)
The Daemons (1971)
The Three Doctors (1972)
The City of Death (1979)
we are always going to have different reactions to dw and different opinions on change and thats never going to go away lol.
i personally didnt need or want a perfect fix-it for s4 where donna gets her memories back and didnt die and gets to live happily with the doctor as part of her family while he heals from his trauma.
i see so many people that clearly wanted that and yay! im glad other people like it. i promise its not personal when i express my dislike of what happened.
i like the sad ending of a regeneration. i like the new doctor to have their post-regen loopy moments where they find out who they are and proclaim themselves as the doctor after they do. i like them reacting to their new tardis design and finding their new companion to help them through it all.
i just didnt feel much having tenthree still be there as they jointly destroyed the toymaker and as 14 comforted him and it felt all about how tenthree needed to heal.
i wanted gatwa to react to his own new tardis design, instead of tennant showing him all around it.
but doctor who will always be like that - some fans love it and some dont. and we all find common ground in the things we did like.
android
things the master has been turned into:
goosnake
furry
tooth
I'm actually still mad the bbc gave disney plus international distribution rights for doctor who "it will be more accessible for new audiences-" bulshit! it was on Australia's national broadcaster for free for DECADES. This change does not help distribution everywhere it has made access actively WORSE
Wait, actually.
Yes, yes she should. She should be allowed to kick him hard in the shins.
no one:
my brain: Celestial Toymaker vs Rose Noble
me: NO
[Image ID: A gif of a person smiling while putting on clown makeup with brushes with a final cut to their completed look /End ID.]
Me: Before watching the Giggle tonight, hoping that there's a reference to The Nightmare Fair or the 6th Doctor in this episode
[ID: A title card reading “Dawn of The Final Day -24 Hours Remain-“. In the upper left corner is a greyscale image of the Toymaker, played by Neil Patrick Harris, with glowing red eyes /End ID]
Except, the Doctor's more than likely to choose their evil exes over any challenger
the doctor has their own league of evil exes a la ramona flowers, except their seven evil exes are all different incarnations of the master
"It's sus that Thoschei only started getting more explicit when it became a hetero-passing couple" is wild to me because I never saw Twissy as hetero to begin with
Like yeah it's definitely worth raising an eyebrow that the flirting startied getting more emphasized only when one was played by a woman and the other was played by a guy, there's definitely a conversation worth having there, but come on, it was always there if you just take your straight-tinted glasses off
Idk just an observation
Doctor Who episodes that aired on the 6th of December…
In 1975, The Android Invasion Part Three
In 1980, State of Decay Part Three
In 1986, The Trial of a Time Lord Part Fourteen
In 1989, Survival Part Three
Doctor Who episodes that aired on the 2nd of December…
In 1967, The Ice Warriors Four
In 1978, The Androids of Tara Part Two
In 2018, It Takes You Away
Sorry if this is a bit long-winded, i tried putting it the comments, but it was too long:
There's actually a conversation about the Doctor's gender in 12s era, between the Doctor and Bill, that suggests they're some form of genderfluid/agender/nonbinary.
And quote from the EDAs novels where the 8th doctor where they say they've " never felt like a man".
Not to mention the interview with Eccleston where he says he tried to play the 9th doctor with a balance of masculine and feminine aspects.
Even if they still use he/him pronouns quite a bit, the doctor does feel removed from human/binary gender.
Please feel free to bug me about finding these quotes later if i get distracted and don't add them after a while!
I can't speak as well for 13, but the quote from her "mummy, daddy, I mean..." which sounds like shes searching for a more neutral word too.
Beyond that, a she comes across as fairly ok being binary woman (with maybe a little nb thrown in there too). Especially in her interactions with humans, or trying to make a point to a misogynistic character/interaction.
But they way the doctor ignores/accepts their gender/pronouns being assumed by people doesnt mean they agree with those assumptions, more so than dont bother to correct people they meet? Like they know most humans are thinking within a gender binary, and they are ok that most humans wont be open minded/likely to understand in certain parts of history.
Rose knows shes not a cis boy, but the narrative doesnt seem to make it very clear that shes nb or questioning before that moment, or at least not as well as it could have. (It also doesnt help that it feels like some of the transness of the narative is undermined by14 switching back to he/him pronouns and typically really masculine expressions/behaviors after that conversation for the remainder of the ep. And that the solution to the metacrisis is framed in a very gender essentialist way too )
I think more adept writing could make it clearer that shes an enby and trans girl, rather than a binary trans girl. Hopefully a cowriter whos nb and trans could help a bit.
Honestly, i need to do a prop write up on my thoughts, but the scene could also could be read as rose figuring out that shes trans and nb? That she is also both, and contains complexity/multitudes.
Also have to write about my reading of how both the doctor and master being nb/genderfluid even by timelord standards too, at some point later.
Also feel free to ask questions/dm too!
I'm not sure if Rose knew she was non-binary before the DoctorDonna memories came back.
She knew she wasn't male, but also mentions at the end finally feeling like herself. So the Doctor's influence, passed down through Donna have been impacting her for her entire existence.
She prioritises neither immediately after that power is released in her and I think that's when she's started being able to tell what is the influence of that power, those unreachable memories and what is her.
She's neither and more, but I think, quite possiblty, she'd have only viewed herself as more, in a 'I've been one transitioned to the other so have a deeper understanding of both' type of way before that.
Now she can be neither because she's not got this unconscious influence pushing her towards the binary now.
Cause yes, the Doctor is intersex. I thought about it and I don't want to say non-binary because the Doctor's changing gender and regeneration as a whole is biological so that fits more with my understanding of what intersex is rather than the identity of non-binary or any of the other ones. (Please Please correct me if my understanding is wrong)
He still tends to follow the binary. How he appears is how he presumes to be. When the Thirteenth Doctor took over, yes there were comments about being male ("come to daddy, no mummy" jumps to mind) but she changed how she was refering and presuming to be to be female. The rest of the time the Doctor has presented and accepted being seen as male.
Rose would have had that influence, unknown and unconscious as it was until she could tell the difference between that and who she is.
Donna admitted it impacted her, made her give away all that money so I don't think making toys and painting a shed to be a TARDIS is the only way it impaced Rose.
I think the non-binary was a release and realisation allowed by an easier differentiation between Rose and the metacrisis.
Doctor Who episodes that aired on the 30th of November…
In 1963, The Cave of Skulls (the 2nd episode of An Unearthly Child)
In 1968, The Invasion Episode Five
In 1987, Dragonfire Part Two
In 1988, Silver Nemesis Part Two
November 30: Happy 57th Birthday to English Actor, Comedian, and Former Athlete John Bishop, who portrayed as one of the companions to the Thirteenth Incantation of The Doctor alongside Yasmin Khan as the Doctor Who character of Dan Lewis.
ADHD time blindness be like "oh, today is the 30th? that's fine, December is still next month, that's forever away!
...what do you mean tommorrow?"