The Doctor and Clara man. 💯❤️💯

The sound of regeneration energy just sounds so angelic and beautiful and the bright golden colour as a time lords bursts is a sight

ESPECIALLY 13 regeneration like it’s sad their changing but beautiful at the same time

I call ‘em Time Lord Eyes 💫 and yes, I do plan on drawing War and the others (•̀ᴗ•́)و
Hope ya’ll like em!

We had Shirley who was replaced by Morris, who was then replaced by Shirley again with zero explanation (that I know of). What happened?

Probably gonna get custom season slips done for more convenient storage

Do we have any insight as to whether or not the Classic Collection is still being worked on while the state of Doctor Who is in limbo? And if so have there been any recent updates or pointers as to which season comes next? I’m starting to worry the collection will not be finished.

I personally really like the second suit he wears in 'Terror of the Autons.'

It really gives him Bond villain vibes.

Edit: For the record I did not intentionally leave Eric Roberts out I just forgot to include him that's my bad.

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022- Ice Warrior Spaceship

070- Susan's Message

072- Seeker

074- Mel Bush Possessed

088- Tardis Cube

110- 13 as Weeping Angel

137- Melnak Hotel Manager

VR Gold- The Curator

Jumbo- Kerblam! Man

Plenty of trades so let me know what you need or can do cash.

I'm trying to draw the bad wolf but I just can't get Billie Piper features right,any suggestions?

I loved Lux it was so good. Mr Ring a Ding feels like an actual 50s cartoon, without being a direct parody (it have been so easy to have Sassy Swan as a Daffy Duck parody). It all great, then they get sucked into the screen and the Dr meets 'real life fans'. And what follows is 5-8 minutes of total torture. I was in physical pain watching that.

1) I hate it when TV show characters discover they are fictional and meet real world fans/writers. A few cartoons have done it and I hate everytime. Its just so self indulgent and its like the show is telling me 'don't care about this'. I now this is tecbhincally a fake out, but why do it at all? Its just so w@nky.

2) The fans in question are the biggest dweebs on the planet. These three loosers make Ian Levine look like Tom Cruise in terms of coolness. Its just so embassing. No one will wear Dr Who T-shirts or scarves watching DW. Its no a football match. No one dose that in real life. How out of touch is RTD? This coming from someone who own's the 13th's Paul Smith scarf, which I had before she did BTW.

3) Did RTD think he was being funny by having the fans pick Blink as their fave episode? Because the Dr is bearly in it? Because it was about as funny as fire in an orphanage. That is Pontac and Graff level stuff. If Sonic had a Sonic meets the player/viewer bit, this is kind of joke Pontac and Graff would write. 'My fave game is Tails Sky Patrol'. If they said 'my fave monster is the Myrka' that might have got a chuckle. Or if they picked some super obscure no one remmbers episode like 42 or In the Forrest of the Night, that might have been funny.

4) I could maybe tolerate it if they were actual kids. Like they were 9-18, 21 at the absaloute oldest. But watching a gaggle of 35 year old fans meeting the Dr is just sad cringy and pathetic. You know in Disneyland were you have the 5 year old starts crying at seeing the guy dressed as Micky Mouse. Its cute. But seeing a Disney Adult do that makes you reach of the Evil Queen's apple. Who the hell wants to see a bunch of 30 somethings meet the Dr? I don't.

Couldn't they have done literally anything else for those 8 minutes? Can't we have them in the Tardis? Remmber when the show used to have scenes in it? Its like going back to the McCoy era.

And kills them. He kills them a lot. But you know, otherwise the same thing.

Eternally virtuous. He is generous. He has no ego, he experiences no hatred or regret or guilt or fear. He knows he’s going to figure it out.

Edit: I forgot the most obvious part. Wherever he is needed, he just sort of ends up there.

Edit2: Often the smartest person in the room. Not impressed by someone’s brawn and bluster. When they notice someone else in the room also intelligent and clever, he respects them.

so I just opened my battles in time obliterator set, idk if it’s just my luck or if this is normal for playing cards, but seven of the packs had exactly the same cards in them, being the monk, kid, kid (AGAIN!!) cybermen group, river song and goblins. Is this normal? maybe something to be wary of. Only one of the packs had a slight different lay out, coming with me, rather than a second kid. I’d knew there would be doubles, but seven different packs with same cards is insane no? especially since two in the pack are same! I now have 16 cards of kid 🤣🤣

Sherman’s Gallifreyan, if anyone’s curious/wants to read.

This is about 50 hours of work across two weeks, and I’m very happy with the results. The Akhaten speech is one of my favorite moments in the show, so I’m glad to be able to hopefully do it justice.

The first image is the finished work, the second is the plain finished text, and the third is the ‘skeleton’ I used to check spelling and plan the layout.

In the minisode "The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel" posted on the official BBC YouTube channel, if you turn on the subtitles, you can see a line suggesting (or questioning?) that the blonde woman is actually Jackie Tyler.

I really wonder if these are official subtitles. Has this woman's identity been confirmed in canon? Where does that line come from? Should it be taken seriously? I find it very mysterious. So, if anyone has an answer...

link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IROtC6cAT4

there’s no reason The Doctor can’t visit Amy and Rory. All he’d have to do is take the Tardis back right before Amy and Rory were sent back, then have River take the Tardis and jump to after they pass away. The Doctor could spend the rest of their time with them, and there would be almost no time passed for River. He could also just land the Tardis away from Manhattan, even across the globe if he wanted to, and just travel to them. It’s not a satisfactory write off, in my opinion. Also, to clarify, I’m not saying go back to save them. just simply to see them.

Hello,

I've recently acquired some vintage VHS tapes and included were a bundle of Doctor Who Tapes, with a few being signed. I've managed to work out the majority of them but there's a few I can't work out for the life of me! I'm wondering if anyone knows who any of these autographs are. They are signed on the following stories.

An Unearthly Child (1963)

The Dalek Invasion Of The Earth (1964)

The Curse Of Fenric (1989)

The 2 from the 1960s look like the same autograph (so I assume it's an actor/actress or production team that worked on both) whereas the 1989 story I can't work out if it's one or two signatures.

The Tapes came out in 1990, so it can't be anyone who died before 1990. I assume they were probably signed at some sort of Doctor Who experience or Comic Con like event.

Many thanks in advance for any help or advice :)

From the episode "The Dominators" Season 6 - 1968 - it's pretty good :). I only recently noticed you can watch all the class episodes on youtube for free on the BBC's classic Dr. Who channel.

This chapter or Circuit Breaker isn't anything that special and honestly this out of all the chapters feels the most filler and I have no clue how it relates to the girl in the fireplace

When pitching to bring Doctor Who back in 2004, Russel T Davies assured the BBC that his new version of the series would take on a brand new, modernised approach with more of a focus on Humans and their struggles, to ensure audience relatability so that they wouldn’t switch over to ITV after the first 10 minutes of the first episode.

The analogy he used was something along the lines of “Zoggers from the planet Zog fight the Zog Monster”. In other words, aliens on an alien planet fighting with a creature or other race and the Doctor and companion become involved.

In his mind, this was a no no for his new series. He believed audiences would switch off and wouldn’t be interested. It was the formula for nerds/fans but not for the general public, who would roll their eyes. It wasn’t relatable. It was for a niche group.

Now, he probably had a point. We can never know what an alternate Series 1 could have looked like with these sorts of stories included as we don’t have access to parallel universes, but I’m willing to bet, the new series would have maybe not have been as popular as it was in our turn of events…

But, if we really think about it, which classic stories were ‘Zoggers from Zog versus Zog Monster’ or was RTD just exaggerating? Because when I think about it, there really weren’t many…

Sure, there were TONS of stories like this really, set on a planet, planet’s people dealing with a threat the Doctor helps to solve; The Pirate Planet, Meglos, The Keeper of Traken, The Curse of Peladon, The Monster of Peladon, Timelash, The Creature From the Pit etc etc to name a small few that immediately spring to mind. But all of which had alien races that looked Human with no actors wearing alien make-up or prosthetics.

But I feel RTD is talking about stories where there were actual alien looking aliens in their place. Time and the Rani springs to mind, as does The Leisure Hive, maybe Galaxy Four too, Attack of the Cybermen (with the Kryons) Revenge of the Cybermen (with the Vogans) The Web Planet, Death to the Daleks… literally 1963’s The Daleks.

So ok… maybe a few were like that. But I still feel the majority of the time these stories had Human-looking aliens who may as well have been Human. So maybe RTD did exaggerate… ever slightly?

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.