Jelly Babies? Cricket? Geronimo!
(Source: thesheepenthusiast, via thedalekmaster)
HAPPY 49TH ANNYVERSARY DOCTOR WHO!
Fourthy Nine years ago on 23 November 1963 the first episode ever of Doctor Who premiered on the BBC. I’ll never stop thanking the wonderful people who created and worked for this marvellous and spectacular tv show and those who are still working of it! Can’t find the right words to describe my feelings, I just want to THANK ALL!
(via ksica)
“So, explain to me how this TARDIS is larger on the inside than the out.”
It’s not everyday I get to see a Classic Who gif.
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Doctor Who episode line-up for 2013 (Look who’s writing Ep. 12).
It is true.
Ok. Neil has reblogged it. NOW it’s officially official.
“Goodbye Raggedy Man” by kirstynhippe
So I wrote a song based on “The Angels Take Manhattan”….
This is from Amy Pond’s point of view to Rory, and if you’ve seen the “Angels Take Manhattan” episode of Doctor Who, you should understand this song! Hope you like it.
Reblogs are appreciated so much, and I’d love to hear your feedback!
This is great! I’m always looking for creative people to feature on my Doctor Who blog, so send some more in my ask box!
(Source: bonnieandclydes)
Is Doctor Who a Religion? by pbsideachannelFrom the description:
Doctor Who is one of the longest running TV shows on the BBC, and it’s got a huge fandom surrounding it, called Whovians. And while it might not seem like, Whovianism, might just be RELIGION!!!!!
Whovians, like other passionate fan cultures, create art & fan fiction and engage in a strong remix and cosplay culture. But it’s more than that. Dr. Who provides a philosophy; a way of understanding the universe. Fans embrace this in ways that are similar to most world religions: a positive influence that changes their approach to daily life. Also, the TARDIS makes a pretty great shrine!
