The World needs more Adric/Nyssa (Nysric): allofwho: The World needs more Adric/Nyssa (Nysric): shadenlace: The...
I disagree. I think an honest assessment of an actor’s ability (or inability) to act is not an insult to the actor. It’s merely an assessment of their skill. There are plenty of actors out there who are just dreadful at acting, who I have no idea how they got the part. (Channing Tatum immediately springs to mind.) It’s not like he said Matthew Waterhouse is a terrible person who should be ashamed of his acting skills and homosexual lifestyle. All he said was that no one likes the boy genius archetype (which is a fair assessment), and that Matthew Waterhouse can’t act (which, based on the few episodes of his I remember, is also a fair assessment.)
And for the record, I like Adric.
Doctor Who Companion: Alex Kingston joins Arrow
John Barrowman is in Arrow too
And there we were waiting for a meeting of these two in the Doctor Who universe. But their meeting will happen in the DC univerce.
Unexpected turn of events is unexpected
- Kingston will be playing Dinah Lance, the mother of the show’s Dinah “Laurel” Lance, who…
Premieres of all new Doctor Who, The Nerdist, and Orphan Black, March 30th on BBC America
BBC AMERICA’s Supernatural Saturday returns March 30 with all new episodes of Doctor Who and the world premieres of new original series The Nerdist and Orphan Black.
via the Anglophenia blog:
The 2012 Doctor Who Christmas special “The Snowmen” left us with a stunning cliffhanger and an intriguing question: who is the Doctor’s new companion Clara Oswin Oswald (Jenna-Louise Coleman)? Well, as we enter the franchise’s 50th anniversary year, Whovians won’t have to wait that long for new episodes. Part 2 of Doctor Who Season 7 will premiere on Saturday, March 30 in BBC AMERICA’s Supernatural Saturday block, it has been announced, alongside the network’s new original sci-fi series Orphan Black and the comedy-variety chatfest The Nerdist.
Doctor Who returns to BBC America (US) on ‘March 30’ and BBC One (UK) on ‘30 March’. *Other dates to come really really soon.*
The Eleventh Doctor’s last words BETTER be “Geronimo.” Just sayin’.
sometimes i feel like my friends won’t like doctor who because it’s strange, but in a good way! But then I tell like 2 or 3 of my friends about alieans and the time lords and the doctor, and there instantly like “ive gatta watch this show!!!” makes me less afraid to open up my love to doctor who.
This is cool but why doesn’t Eleven get a monster??
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2000% done with you all
I love you.
Written in Circular Gallifreyan.
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How Your Average Whovian Views The Doctors (a parody. There may be some slight exaggeration)
Yeah, pretty much. Although I did enjoy Eccleston and Tennant.
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He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing… the fury of the Time Lord… and then we discovered why—why this Doctor, who had fought with gods and demons, why he had run away from us and hidden. He was being kind…
This may be why I love Ten so much. Most of the Ten posts I see on Tumblr involve shipping him with some companion. But romantic attachment was only a small part of his character, and this story truly showed that he is like fire and ice.
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ta-da, bitch
Reblog if you watch Doctor Who, Supernatural, and/or Sherlock
I’m quite curious to see how big the Superwholock fandom really is
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DOCTOR WHO - New Opening Title Sequence [HD] (by BBCAmericaTV)
