Dwellings of Simplicity

imagine you're victoria waterfield and your time with the doctor is so anxiety enducing that the doctor has to show a whole warning video to the next potential companion

I love the canon quantum superposition the doctor exists in at all times. a character that has at least five different origins, is married, is asexual, has children, a planet that exists and doesn’t, has a human mother, came out of a loom, is from another dimension, stories that have happened multiple ways in different mediums. and it’s not “time travel retconned that previous story” or “that happened in a different timeline” all these things happened together overlapping in imperfect and conflicting ways and yet it all works

13th doctor was literally so iconic i love her. 12th doctor ended up being so emotionally vulnerable with his companions and his friends and loved them all so much that they died for it and had to learn a lesson about how it's better to love and lose rather than never love at all. and instead of keeping any of that in mind at all 13 was immediately like "WOW that sucked bad clearly the solution is to Never Be Vulnerable With Anyone At All" and for some unpredictable reason that never worked out for her

paradise towers is SOOOOOOOO underrated. genuinely one of the best 7th doctor stories. the premise, the setting, the supporting characters, it’s REALLY great and truly doesn’t let enough love ❤️

By the way I was at a con and Colin Baker said "My doctor is full of sentiment, but not sentimental. He would step over a dead body to help a butterfly with a broken wing." If you even care.

The year is 1986. The head of dramas at the BBC thinks Dr Who sucks ass and is eager to put it on ice. Your mission is to appeal to him by creating a devastatingly unlistenable charity single. Your allies? A creative team comprised of people who have never heard a song in their life.