Of No Real Importance

This is NOT a real letter from Peter Capaldi!

This is from "The Daleks are Back!", a magazine included with DWM 467 in 2013. It's a mock magazine pretending it was made in 1964. Note that "Sarah Kingdom" also wrote a letter:

These, however, are completely real:

this isn't even the funniest part of the video.

Yes this is for furry fanart

Edit: Reasons for each choice provided

Giraffe In-show joke, and long limbs. That's about it. I personally don't think it's that good of a fit.

Monkey Likes to goof around a lot, hyperactive and talkative, gangly, smart.

Y'know what this dance move is called? Do ya?

Fourteen becomes Fifteen—but what about the TARDIS?

Fourteen still has all his regenerations left. What if, after a very very long time, another ten or so regenerations, after all those stories, all those companions, he decides to retire properly and...I dunno...manage a gallery.

An Undergallery.

As a curator.

He'd be a great curator. He could retire, and be the curator to this place.

And the TARDIS?

Got bored and made this

Also here's a template in case you want to make your own version:

He got recognized eventually, though.

"-perhaps the most important person in Starfleet history..."

I am terrified for next week.

s4 ep6 was a serviceable in-between episode and extremely entertaining. I, personally, have been a Tendiford shipper since season 1, and all of the blushes and awkwardness just about killed me. I had to pause every thirty seconds to shriek into a pillow.

Tendi and Rutherford are even closer, if that was ever possible. Mariner is feeling restless. Boimler is spending more and more time away from the group, getting comfortable as a LJG. Ransom is getting closer to his mentee. Freeman is doing Admiral-level diplomacy.

This episode was almost entirely character-centric, and I think they did that on purpose. Giving us snapshots of these beloved characters before tipping us over into new territory. This felt like a last hurrah. The calm before the storm.

A Ferengi vessel was just zapped by the mysterious kill-ship, and the Ferengi just applied to become part of the Federation. The season's Big Bad is getting closer and closer, and the collision isn't going to be pretty.

I rewatched the Season 4 trailer, and pretty much all of the footage shown there has been used. That means that whatever is in these next four episodes, the creators don't want us to see it coming.

Theory-wise, I'm like ninety percent sure it's got something to do with Badgey or Rutherford's past. The Delta Flyer-like design of the ship, plus the fact that the ship always shows up when the crew are talking about overthrowing the Captain (Badgey confessed to 'always monitoring coms' in the s1 finale) screams RUTHERFORD, or at least RENEGADE CREATION OF RUTHERFORD. Badgey is even on the poster! He's bound to rear his glitchy head again this season.

Which brings me to what may be slightly controversial...I don't think those zapped crews are dead. I don't know, I just don't think they would give that one Klingon in Wej Duj that much screentime and personality just to kill him off the second we see him again. It feels wasteful.

Stay with me now. Badgey knows about Pakled systems. What do Pakleds do? They collect. Badgey also knows about Rutherford. What did Rutherford do during the episode when Ramsey was temporary Captain of the Carritos? He developed a new, faster method of transporting that looks different than usual. Zapping people off their ship the second before it explodes is Rutherford-style, all the way. He did it to Ramsey and crew, and again to Red Rutherford during their race.

Maybe Section 31 nabbed the remains of the Texas-class ships and is using Badgey's code to get a leg up on non-Federation species, either to steal their tech and crew or just start a war. We still haven't seen William Boimler since his 'death' during Crisis Point 2.