Den of the Rothwoman

EXCEPT NOT

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I love this because Matt’s like “heeeey check it ouuuut!” and Karen’s like  “yay what do” but then Arthur’s like “guys my shirt turns the award into a sunset over a mountain.”

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savagedamsel:

ohhhvienna:

savagedamsel:

confusedtree:

Doctor Who started off as a sometimes very corny but overall enjoyable and well-acted science fiction adventure show and evolved into a really well-earned character study and then after that systematically turned into one of the worst TV shows I have ever willingly set aside time for

Then stop watching it? Seriously, if you’re getting more pain than enjoyment out of watching a show, maybe you should just… not watch the show any more. 

I don’t watch it anymore. I wanted to stop two series ago but my standing in fandom made me feel socially obligated to. People try to talk to me about Doctor Who and I just have to quietly say, “I haven’t watched it and I don’t plan to.”

I still consider myself a fan though, just not this particular era. I’m waiting for it to come around again as it must, it is a 50 year old, ever changing show.

Fair enough! (I haven’t watched any of Series 7, less because of frothing hatred than because I just lost interest.)

And that really is the beauty of Doctor Who, isn’t it? It’ll change. It might not change for the better, but it’ll change.

Emphasis mine. Yeah, I have to raise a bit of an eyebrow at people who say “Doctor Who isn’t good anymore” because…it’s been around for a long time. There’ve been plenty of times before when people have thought the show “hasn’t been good” (I know some people who dismiss entire Doctors because they feel that era “wasn’t good”). Doctor Who fluctuates. It has its high points and its low points. And different points are high and low for different people. One of my favorite podcasters cites season 7 as his favorite season of New Who, whereas I feel like it was scrambling back to its feet after the clusterfuck of season 6.

Somewhere on LiveJournal there’s an excellent post about…I think it was called The 26 Deaths of Doctor Who. But yeah, it sums up fluctuations in the show and fandom pretty well.

squirrellyfries:

I drew this and brought it to Gallifrey One to get it autographed by the one and only Freema Agyeman!

This is wonderful and adorable. It’s wondorable.

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If you haven’t seen The Daemons, you are missing out on some quality Classic Who.

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laurel-sea:

Leela and K-9 are the cutest.

A savage and her tin dog.

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Only got twenty Daleks in my pocket…

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thecorruptedquietone:

prongsmydeer:

Plot twist: The next companion is a normal girl/boy who only dies once in their lifetime and has no remarkable back story but he thinks they’re wonderful because they are human and the Doctor needs reminding that you don’t need to be a mystery to be remarkable. 

#and the doctor never has to kiss them or sexualize them at all #in fact they are not even attracted to the doctor

Classic Who.

The thing you’re looking for is Classic Who.

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hinoneko:

I noticed a ton of people starting/asking about Classic Who after Series 7’s finale aired, so I figured I’d put something together to help the newbies out! Reblog to share the retro sci-fi love.

Fandom, take note.

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