/who/ - Doctor Who General

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>>86790618
How has your day been /who/?

>>86790618
How can I become a Time Lord, /who/?

>>86790698
pretty good. but i haven't read any more of a book i'm trying to get through, so i'm disappointed in myself but that's nothing new

>>86790767
find a loom

>>86790767
go to time lord school

>>86790767
You might already be. Kill yourself and see if you regenerate ;)

>>86790975
Like, from Yarn.com.

>>86790988
Um, what's the tuition?

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>>86790698
>Monday was the start of term at uni
>stayed up too late the night before, sleep through alarm clock
>late for first class
>yesterday
>wake up with alarm clock
>good, I got up on time. now let me just lay my head down for a seco-
>oh shit I slept for another hour
>late to class
>today
>wake up and leave at a reasonable time
>traffic jam
>late to class

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>>86790767
well, first of all: check if you have one of these lying around, because it might just be your lucky day

>>86791107
Eh, missing it is fine, Class was a shitty spinoff anyways.

I somehow got into discourse on Tumblr, because a user thought that the doctor locking missy in the vault was abuse. :^)

>>86791072
>Um, what's the tuition?
probably at least five gallifreyan dollars. dont look at me, i got in on scholarship

>>86791130
kek

>>86791154
>putting a murderer in prison in abuse
lel

>>86791107
I start uni soon. In the groupchats on normiebook and all they talk about is GoT, any of you guys going to Queen Mary in London tell me, I want to start a Doctor Who society but I don't have the autism by myself to do it.

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>>86790698
Not bad, shambled into town for supplies

>>86790767
Through the power of slightly dubious spinoff books

>>86791154
i could find your blog with this information alone. but i wont because you're fighting the good fight against idiots like that

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Guys I wanna read Lungbarrow even though it not canon and looms are an awful idea. Where do I buy it? I also wanna read Icberg.

>>86791226
This seems dubious, unless Time Lords are often called "Craig Donaghy."

>>86791069
That's mean, anon. I'd be a different me. I might no longer want to write fanfic.

>>86791225
I'll be starting a masters soon. Any of you cunts going to notts?

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>>86791317
Many thanks anon-chan

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NEWS

http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/doctor-who/news/a836293/hollyoaks-jared-garfield-ben-jackson-doctor-who-christmas/

>>86791225
>I want to start a Doctor Who society but I don't have the autism by myself to do it
there are probably others like you, so one of you has to bite the bullet or you'll never find other folks with your interests. and then the darkest timeline would involve you setting one up and the favourite doctor of every single one that joins is 10

>>86791341
>Where do I buy it?
if you mean a physical copy, best bet is probably ebay, but it's really fucking expensive. best to just download it illegally

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>>86791341
>even though it not canon and looms are an awful idea
Ree, etc.

You basically can't buy it, unless you want to shell out £100+ for a wrinkled secondhand copy off eBay. Fortunately it was a free ebook on the BBC website for a long time (complete with new illustrations and author notes, so that version's superior anyway)

>>86791341
>>86791467
>free ebook on the BBC website for a long time
nevermind, you don't have to download it illegally after all

>>86791451
Not bad casting desu

>>86791421
is it that fucking russian blog that's saying the stuff about the vault? i glanced over their stuff but it seems to be a lot of stupid shit

>>86791154
I remember seeing shit when Into The Dalek was aired that Clara slapping the Doctor was abuse towards the elderly

>>86790767
Go to the academy, fail the classes, say 'fuck it' and call yourself a time lord anyway, steal a tardis ??? get your own show

Or just use a chameleon arch I guess

>>86791555
Yeah it's some Russian girl who ships Master and Doctor. Most of the blog entries are huge rants in broken English that she calls "character studies"

>>86791658
sorry, deleted my original post and rewrote it. but anyways, yeah. they seem like they don't know what the fuck they're talking about

>>86791639
That's true though, Clara steals her Nan's pension, she fucking hates the elderly, they're weak and disgusting.

What's with MEGA refreshing constantly instead of letting me access files? Anyone else get that?

>>86791738
Are you logged in? If so try logging out.

Post trailerkino

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnPUF8an-XE

>>86791341
I read it off a dodgy pdf I downloaded. It's... confusing, to say the least

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trying to stop myself spending like £400 on doctor who shit in one fell swoop but it's so hard, /who/ it's so hard

>>86791772
>posting the wrong series 5 trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEqpApmJDdI

>>86791795
SNAP YOURSELF OUT OF THIS MIND-NUMBING CONSUMERIST TRANCE. IT IS SHIT. IT IS ALL SHIT. IT WILL NOT FILL THE VOID IN YOUR LIFE.

>>86791772
>>86791803
>both posting the wrong S5 trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpbmMhNe6aA

>>86791795
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQRW0RM4V0k

>>86791795
What are you trying to buy? Multiple things?

>>86791861
yeah, i want to own all of the EDA books but. fuck me, they're so expensive

>>86791861
Nope, some missing episodes. I already watched one so I know they're legit.

the only BF audio I "own" is Earth Aid - and I say "own" because I won it at a DW con pub quiz game

is it any good

>>86791850
Does it really count as a trailer if it contains no footage from the actual series?

>>86791917
go away this is my alone time with edge

>>86791917
Don't joke about this shit anon

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>>86791964
i mean, arguable? but i guess not. it's still the best advert for S5 tho. don't argue with me on that one

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>>86791772
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vIsQ25Krq8
>Fear me, I've killed hundreds of Time Lords
>Fear me, I've killed all of them
GOAT line, especially coming off Series 5 being the best by far hype levels were off the charts.
The trailer for Series 6 Part 2 was also pretty hype inducing since we hadn't seen Let's Kill Hitler yet and there was still a chance that all of the set-up for the explanation of The Doctor's death would be worthwhile and not be the most bullshit solution. River being the Astronaut was so obvious that I thought she was a red herring and that Rory was going to be the Astronaut in a twist since we had just seen Rory go full Roman Rambo in A Good Man Goes To War (which could've applied to him as well). Could you imagine instead of River being forced into the Astronaut Suit at the end of Closing Time it was Rory?

and that the silhouette of the person next to the shed at Lake Silencio was actually related to the resolution of the mystery?
>mfw the entirety of The Wedding of River Song
what a clusterfuck

>>86791908
Wew, how many are there?

>>86791917
>tfw don't know which anon is the original

>>86791968
a-anon kun

>Oh, and Edith. Remember. You are not nothing. You are not nobody. You are Edith Thompson. Be proud of that.
I forgot how heartwarming that quote was to hear after 2 hours of Edith suffering.
Then Matt Fitton had to ruin it.

>>86792018
whoops, forgot to link the Series 6 Part 2 trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szw0dyFtJqk
Amy looks fucking hot in that shot of her in the trench coat god damn

>>86792018
>and that the silhouette of the person next to the shed at Lake Silencio was actually related to the resolution of the mystery?
Ah yes, that indeterminate black blob.

>>86792025
>how many are there?
73, and some are more expensive than others, so it gets to crazy amounts pretty quick

>tfw don't know which anon is the original
that's the beauty of it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py5xXBREBRk

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>>86791917

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>>86791908
Ooh, I know that feel. But it's a good idea to wait for deals to come along; every now and then someone sells one for a weirdly low price. I nabbed Alien Bodies for like 9 USD back in June.

>>86792025
There's 71 of the buggers (plus a random Eight PDA that fills in a gap between two), and some of the late ones are really hard to get because they were burned to fuel an orphanage in Eastern Europe.

>>86792100
>>86792143

>73
>71

...WHICH IS IT

>>86792143
>McCoy gets haunted by naked McGann

>>86792143
I still love that this isn't made up at all. Why didn't the BBC just sell EDAs in America again instead of using them as kindling for Yugoslav war refugees?

>>86792143
*ignore me, apparently it's 73.

>>86791772
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loGm3vT8EAQ

>>86792063
Didn't Fitton say he left wiggle room to imply Edith was okay in the end?

Have any of you guys been to that doctor who missing episode forum recently? It's really fucking sad.

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>>86792143
holy shit it's a paul pic i don't have. i must add it to the collection

>it's a good idea to wait for deals to come along
yeah, just gotta keep an eye out for folks selling them cheaper than usual

>>86792197
>I still love that this isn't made up at all.
no.. are... you serious? is this fucking serious. are you fucking with me right now

>>86792205
Did he? I don't recall. I just remember some guys I know getting really mad at the Charlotte Pollard audios for that.
>>86792211
What happened?

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>>86792097
nah dude it's clearly a person, you don't even need to zoom in to see it either. It's not like the Loch Ness Monster, that's obviously a person.

Plus don't you remember the "continuity error" in Flesh and Stone where the Doctor appeared to Amy in the forest without his jacket and told her not to worry and to trust him, even though he was wearing his jacket in the scene before and the one after? And it turned out to be him from the future in The Big Bang? Quality Moffucking no one ever talks about. Anyway, with shit like that in Series 5, it wasn't out of the question for the shed guy to be important later on.

You have to remember that this was back when Moffat was a good writer with only 1 or 2 missteps.

>>86792273
I'm not fucking with you. That's actually what happened because the BBC was just that retarded.

>>86792313
WHAT THE FUCK

>>86792287
wait who is the shed guy supposed to be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_NLjHUKEro

god fucking damn for a next time trailer this is really well put together.

>>86792276
They've had nothing to talk about since 2013, and they're favourite past time is using a random number generator, to find out which missing episode they've "found".

>>86792287
>nah dude it's clearly a person
If that's what you think arms are shaped like, sure.

>>86792313
no wait i have more to say than just "what the fuck"
is there anywhere i can read about this fuck up of the century

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>>86792273
There's many rare Pauls (and other Doctors) to be found here: http://tragicalhistorytour.com/d08/d08-misc/

>>86792391
See webm related

>>86792287
I knew someone would bring up the jacket and be completely blind to how much of a difference there is between "the doctor is visibly wearing the wrong item of clothing" and "there is a tiny black blob occupying a negligible area of screen space which can literally only be seen if you freeze frame and zoom in".

>>86792341
Well it turned out to be no one so I guess it was just a crew member holding up a cardboard cutout of a shed or something because BBC budgets, but I remember there was some convoluted primer-tier theory back during Series 6 that The Doctor went to Lake Silencio during the period of time in Let's Kill Hitler where he was poisoned and alone in the TARDIS in a scene that seemed to imply he had a trick up his sleeve. The episode also made a point to say he had like 23 minutes to live or something specific, and it felt too important to not be related to the mystery.

Like I said, we had high expectations of Moffat. No one thought the solution would literally just be "The Doctor didn't die it was just a robot introduced halfway through the season with The Doctor shrunk down inside the robots eye" because that's so absurdly anticlimactic it couldn't possibly be that.
Oh well.

>>86792450
m8 it's not even zoomed in, watch that scene right now in full screen and it's clear as day there's a person there.

>>86792370
the screenshot obviously doesn't show it but in the actual video the persons arm visibly moves.

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>>86792447
>There's many rare Pauls (and other Doctors) to be found here
holy shit!! thank you for this absolute gold mine

>See webm related
i was watching this like "oh man maybe it wasn't actually the EDAs. maybe it wasn't really."
>they show a picture of an EDA
i literally want to die

Doctor Who is such an awful show. It's been unwatchable since Matt Smith took over. How do autists still defend this show for literal children?

>>86792593
>the persons arm visibly moves.
That is not what arms are shaped like. It looks more like a bit of rope blowing in the wind than anything else.

>>86792447
What the fuck is with the BBC and burning Doctor Who shit?

>>86792625
I like how you couch it in these bullshit statements like "it's for children!" and "it's an awful show!" so no-one notices the fact you clearly fucking watched it and enjoyed it until the Doctor you liked left and you are a gigantic pleb.

>>86791458
Yeah I'll probably put up some stuff up on campus to try and start it but what would we even do, meet up once a week to shitpost here and watch doctor who? Also I feel most people would just be 10 fans desu and as time goes on my autism over people who likes 10 only grows.

>>86792625
You sound boring. Like "thinks McDonalds is fancy" boring.

Doctor Who is dead.

>>86792543
If I were showrunner I'd just hire one guy to lurk ominously in the background of each episode, then never explain it.

>>86792612
And of course they have to show The Burning ;--;

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>>86792709
So why are you alive?

>>86792662
>>86792676
I'm just saying. People who continue to watch this trash have garbage taste.

>>86792722
>of course they have to show The Burning
a truly sick sense of humour
and i'm legit distressed now. here i am willing to pay hundreds to own these books and they're sending them to be burned in orphanages. fuck.

>>86792777
What's your opinion on oreos?

>>86792777
What?

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h-holy shit there's so many pauls i don't know what to do with myself? its like paul heaven

>>86792859
Taste nice, but they're awful for my teeth and overall health. I don't eat them anymore.

>>86792903
>doesn't brush his teeth after eating oreos
>complains about garbage taste
No wonder. You're not supposed to eat Doctor Who episodes, you autist.

>>86792898
watch Withnail & I for peak McGann

>that scene where his voiceover describes what taking speed feels like over those kino shots of McGann shaving in the bath
wew

>>86792625
>>86792777
What?

>>86792447
>talk about burning Doctor Who books
>shows The Burning
heh

>>86792777
yes, you definitely "outgrew" the show and developed superior taste overall, you certainly didn't just throw your toys out of the pram because it was suddenly different and your pleb sensibilities couldn't take it, not at all.

>>86793001
i've been meaning to but i think i might die

>>86793032
>Justin Richards writes a book with knowledge that it won't sell and will be burnt, so he calls it The Burning
At least he's honest.

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>sees many pictures in archive of paul vaguely looking at india fisher's tits

Paul confirmed for tits guy?

>>86793118
she's slightly behind him (his arm is in front of her), and he's not looking in their direction, can confirm he is not looking at india's boobs. paul is a gentleman, i will not stand for this slander

>>86793036
>I'm so wacky and silly. I wear a fez now.
It's kid shit.

>>86792662
Someone should make a "i only watched David tenant, but the show went to shit when he left" starter pack.

>>86793168
>has so little attention span that he only notices the fez
Anon, /got/ is that way.

>>86793168
Anon, shouldn't you ask your mother before using the computer? And I think you should quickly change tabs before she notices that you're going on grown-up sites like 4chan.

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>>86793168

How would /who/ react if Disney bought Doctor Who, and that Disney XD commercial was what the entire show would be from now on?

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>cravat undone
this is a really good paul

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>>86792447
Holy shit that's incredible.

>>86792662
>>86792777
>>86793168
What?

>>86793382

I'd be disgusted but still force myself to watch. I've been a fan of Doctor Who for more than half my life (and isn't that a disturbing realization), and there's no use in abandoning it now.

Which showrunner had the best output outside of making Doctor Who?

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>>86793057
>"Speed is like a dozen transantlantic flights..."

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>>86793401
Paul with Lennon glasses and curly locks is his most effay look

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>>86793888
>tfw no 8th Doctor/ShalkaDoctor drunken road trip special

if you don't already follow Richard E. Grant on instagram get on that. He posts pictures of him posing with his cute cats a lot, it's comfy

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>>86794068
YOU JUST KNOW

>>86793485
I guess Moffat by default? What has RTD been up to since leaving anyway? Just Miracle Day?

>>86794174
according to the internet he's done two CBBC shows, that Banana/Tofu/Cucumber trilogy of shows in 2015 and an adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream in 2016

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>>86793888
>>86793965
hm i guess murder by pauls is an okay way to go

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found a picture of mcgann about to commit seppuku

/Who/, is Mission to the Unknown technically the first official piece of expanded universe media for Doctor Who?

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Why are there still Doctor Who threads when the show is finished?

>>86794261
So...gay stuff.

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>>86795006
>finished

>>86794530
Technically its just the first Doctor Lite episode.

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>>86795152
Really gay stuff.

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>>86795166
Yeah, it's over after the Christmas special, why bother keeping these threads alive?

Why does /who/ stick to itself while /GoT/ keeps leaking out of its containment threads?

>>86795342
What are you on about? They just confirmed Bradley Walsh for the next series

>>86795253
Blimey.

>>86795361
they forgot to lock the cage this time

What even is Senor 105?

LEAK FROM UPCOMING RTD PROJECT! PLEASE R8, /who/!

https://youtu.be/S4EDYVupd0A?t=45s

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Scaroth reporting in.

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>>86795412
Bradley Walsh isn't an actor, he presents a TV show called 'The Chase'.
Stop being such a silly nonce.

>>86795757
Why can't someone who posts that frog not be a retard?

>>86795578
He's a friend of Iris Wildthyme's who's a space luchadore, with some sort of periodic-element based powers. Don't know much about him either tbqh; think his books are ereader-only.

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>>86795862
You're the one who keeps insisting that there is a future for Doctor Who when there just isn't.
Silly billy.

>>86795906
>Deepest Lore

>>86795915
But Doctor Who has more of a future than you have, anon.

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>>86796055
Yeah, I've got cancer, so what?
Fuck you cunt.

>>86795906
Is Senor 105 the spinoff with the least connection to Doctor Who, or is it that Dorian Gray audio?
>Doctor Who -> VNAs -> Bernice books -> Bernice audios -> Dorian Gray
>Doctor Who -> EDAs -> Wildthyme books -> Senor 105

>>86796124
I almost wish one of these fringe spinoffs suddenly became hugely popular on their own, to the point that casual fans don't even know they're reading a Doctor Who spinoff.

>>86796124
It might also be Vince Cosmos: Glam Rock Detective

>>86796222
I'm debating digging into Faction Paradox, and I was having basically the same thought

When is /who/ going to make a "How to get into Faction Paradox" chart?

REMINDER TO ALL MY AUSSIE WHO BROS

JB has a buy 1 get 1 free sale on this month for most of their classic Who. I'm using it as a chance to pick up several of the more pricey ones like Power of the Daleks, Tenth Planet etc.

Just wondering if the dvds for Attack of the Cybermen, Visitation and some others are worth ordering. Haven't seen them but they have an extras disc. Anybody have those releases? Was thinking about trying to get every Cyberman story since I have quite a few of them already. Also is Web of Fear top-tier Troughton?

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When does Nurse Who start next year?

>>86796522
Don't know what show that is, but Doctor What starts in the fall

>>86796522
Next year? Dude, Rory's show starts in a couple months.

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>>86796551
What is the fall?
Also, Doctor Who is finished after Christmas, it is being replaced by Nurse Who.

>>86796632
Anon, Legends of Tomorrow already has two seasons.

>>86796632

I... I'm sorry, is that one of the Hobbit dwarves as a prior of the ori?

>>86796632
>What is the fall?
I'm sure that not knowing what seasons are was funnier in your head than it was out in the open.

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>>86796250
>I'm debating digging into Faction Paradox
It's really weird, but also super well written 90% of the time.

>>86796487
That might be tricky, b͠ųt a͝ls̴o̧ ͜a great ͞i͠d͡ea ́no͝w t͢ḩat ͟y͜ou me̵n̡tíon͢ ̕it

L̠͖̖e͚̘͙m͔͔̻̺͚̥͍̟m̳̱̖e̱̞͚ ̤̪t͈̝h͇̤r̭̱̪̰o͕̱̳̖̝̭̤̼w̖̪͍ ̫͙̗s̞̙͖͎̬̼͖̱̹o̘̤̜̣͚m͍̗͉e͈̙̥̥̙̣̩͇̞t͎͉͈͔̺̗̟ͅh̜̘̼i̘̭̫͇͇͚͈ͅͅn͔̖͍͍͈͎͇g͔͔̮͖̖ ̟͓̭̹̰͍̞t̝̙̺̥̝͖ͅo͉͔g͍̮͉̜̪e͓̱̮͔̜̰̤ͅt̻͔̼̹h̭͍̟̤͈̦̖e̫̞̤͙̻ͅr̩̘͖̦̺͉̭ͅ

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>>86796740
I'm in a very jolly mood right now so everything is making me giggle.

>There are people who still watch and enjoy this show after Matt Smith started
lmao

>>86796783
Yeah, a chart would be cool given how confusing the Faction Paradox range looks to someone new. Like half a dozen different publishers like Mad Norwegian Press and Obverse, a collection of EDAs one has to read, a dozen audios that are in the same series but have a major recast and rehaul midway, and those two comics.

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>>86797033
apologise

>>86797033
Shouldn't you be watching Disney XD?

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>>86797033
he's been gone for years m8

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>>86797033
Capaldi had like 5 good eps, but aside from that I get ya.
I only watch it because my nieces enjoy it, family bonding and all that.

>There are people who still watch and enjoy this show after Patrick Troughton started
lmao

>>86797335
then why are you here

>>86797185
I know he has. I watched the first Capaldi episode and it was fucking awful

>>86797460
Anon, your mother's wondering why you're posting at this time instead of going to bed.

>>86797069
Yeah, I've been scouring the tardis Crotch wiki and the book mega and it's still confusing to put it in order

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>>86797459
Because I know most everything about Dr Who and i'm bored.

>>86797592

Do u know about his brother, Mr. Who? (he only got a masters so he's not a doctor, like his brother, Dr. Who)

>>86797592
do you know what his name is

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>>86797815
I only know that he got a sex change and is now Nurse Who.
Fucking transgender agenda.

>>86797923
Anon, we already have a Nurse Who. And it's called Legends of Tomorrow, starring Nurse Rory Williams.

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@Gallifrey_Immigrant!
I'm done more or less with my shit trip entry. It jst has to be typed up. However, Upon proof reading it, it seems a bit thin. I have ideas for 3 or so little scenes that I can pretty easily work in to fill it out, including a bit kinda involving a bit of a meme. Could probably include those and knock it out and have it ready to submit by tomorrow evening. Tomorrow morning/afternoon if you want those scenes discluded and as is? lmk I suppose. Going to put a gun to Belle's head and try and get a couple of illustrations out of her for it, by then too.

>>86798015
Take your time to make it work.

>>86798092
Is there a preferred template for formatting with these? I don't think I've written a story since grammar school and I hope this isn't retarded.

>>86798182
I'm sorry to tell you this at the last minute, but the whole anthology is in French.


Nah. just make sure it's either a Google Doc or pastebin. Please don't make it a PDF.

>>86797527
Faction Paradox would definitely be more popular if there was a chart to help newcomers get into the series. I'm surprised not a single one of the publishers made up a chart to help.

>>86792217
thanks for the new desktop background anon

It's 12:30 for me and I'm bored sitting here listening to Eight's early audios, let's discuss something /who/

>>86799030
Paul McGann's a good actor, and has a pretty face, so why doesn't he get more roles?

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>>86799030
I don't think there's many people active right now, and I'm not sure what to discuss, so here's a paul to tide you over in the mean time.

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>>86799066
Probably by choice. I'd imagine he maybe doesn't actively seek roles right now. I think he's rich as fuck, too, so he isn't in desperate need of any. He's going to be in Holby City this year, though. Strange thing for him to go into with the talent he has, but if it's what he wants...

>>86799092
Thank you, anon! Just started listening to his audios, I'm on Sword of Orion and apart from occasionally not being able to focus on them, they're brilliant.

I have something to discuss since we're talking about Paul: What do you think the potential Fox reboot of DW would've been like if the movie had been better received? Shit? Kino? Better/worse than nuWho?

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>>86797527
>>86798509
Working on it now, but I fear I might have got carried away and typed faaar too much text. /who/ might have to beta test till we get a version that works.

>>86799198
Absolute shitkino

>>86799264
I think it'll be okay as long as you have pictures so it's not too full of text.

>>86799198
We would've gotten remakes of old Who stories and spider Daleks.

>>86797923
It's getting pretty ridiculous. I'm tempted to watch it from the beginning and stop at the last Donna episode. Pretend the real Doctor went off to live with Rose or some shit and the current one is just his shitty double.

>>86799415
So you don't want a female Doctor, but you're okay with a finale where Donna becomes the Doctor?

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>>86799198
>apart from occasionally not being able to focus on them
I struggle a LOT with my attention span when listening to audios, so here's my recommendation for that: grab a video game with no story, not much text to read, just pretty visuals and/or mindless tasks to do. It'll give you something to do with your hands while you listen, gives you something to look at, but doesn't distract you from the audio itself. Honestly, it works wonders.

My recommendations are:
>No Man's Sky
on creative mode! a good choice because it's flying around in space and exploring planets, very fitting for Doctor Who, and it's much improved with new updates so it's better visually and in terms of gameplay itself
>Viscera Cleanup Detail
a cleaning simulator, basically. go look it up if you haven't heard of it. it's as tedious and mindless as you could imagine, but ridiculously addictive. also is mostly sci-fi (albeit... with blood and gore) so thematically appropriate
>Stardew Valley
this one probably requires a bit more thought than the other games initially, when you're setting up your farm, and there's more text to read if you're doing anything other than tending to your crops, but a good alternative all the same

Can't think of any others right now, but maybe one of those three will help you out if you feel like you'd need an extra something to help you focus!

>>86799452
I'd rather have a tragic ending than a tragic continuation.

capaldi is my favorite doctor of nu-who by far. he goes beyond all of the fake "timey wimey wibbly wobbly" saccharine crap and acts like an actual human being (although he is obviously not actually a human you know what i mean)

i always see people say there is another level to matt smith and david tennant's doctors with them supposedly covering up their underlying pain and guilt with over-exaggerated quirkiness and happiness but i personally never felt that, all i got was the happiness and none of the deeper levels.

it might sound like i dislike those other two's series but i am a fan of them. capaldi is just leages ahead of them. he has real depth.

>>86799537
I just got a Switch and have been playing Breath of the Wild while listening to some podcasts so I should probably try that with Big Finish stuff

>>86791772
>>86791803
>>86791850

Nott posting Matt's best trailer...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vIsQ25Krq8

>>86799370
>Spider Daleks
Wait what?
>>86799576
Good tastes. He's my favorite Doctor period desu

>>86799198
>What do you think the potential Fox reboot of DW would've been like if the movie had been better received? Shit? Kino? Better/worse than nuWho?
Shit. They wanted to make the Cybermen into cyborg pirates called the Cybs

>>86799620
>>86799370
What the fuck? Source on these?

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>>86799198
>What do you think the potential Fox reboot of DW would've been like if the movie had been better received?
Couldn't fit this in my other post, but basically: I don't think it would've been good, purely based on the proposed storylines for it that we've seen floating around the internet. Paul would've been amazing, and would've shone in the part as always, but the rest of it probably would've fallen flat. Or, at the very least, would've been a huge deviation from what we'd previously known. Not necessarily a bad thing, but I fear some of it would get lost in translation from page to screen.

If we had gotten Big Finish storylines, or the book EDA storylines instead... Well, Eight's stories, as they exist right now, on page and in audio, shine in a way that they could never have on tv. Those formats leave the visuals up to the imaginations of the reader/listener, and can't be constrained by budget in the same way. At least half of the concepts and worlds that Eight's stories explored would've been absolute shit in a visual format, because they didn't have the technology nor money to make it look good, or to show it to the extent those ideas deserved. But still, those storylines - even not shown to their fullest potential - would've been a hell of a lot fucking better than the mess that Fox wanted to write.

Still would've watched it all for McGann, tho.

>>86799666
http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Leekley_Bible

>>86799706
Christ, it's even worse than I remember.

>>86799692
Suppose you're right, I'm just sad that the majority of Who fans don't know the brilliance of Paul because he's only limited to audio

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>>86799810
Join the club. If he ends up being your favourite Doctor like he is mine, it's a terrible time trying to find people that, first of all, have seen the movie, then it's even harder to find people in that demographic who've listened to the audios, and it only gets worse when you narrow it down further to the books and the comics.

It sucks particularly if he not only becomes your favourite Doctor, but one or more of his companions are amongst your favourites too. Like, I absolutely adore Sam Jones, but there's barely another soul on this fucking earth who knows who she is. And then when I do find people that know of her, most of them hate her. (I don't know why, honestly? But they do.)

But, anyways, this is a terrible welcome package to becoming a fan of the Eighth Doctor, I know. To say he's the most underappreciated Doctor is putting it very, very lightly, but it warms my heart whenever someone new gives him a chance. *shakes your hand* I'm the resident McGann fan on /who/, so if you ever want to discuss him, literally just mention his existence and I'll probably crawl out from between the floorboards and explain to you my passions.

>>86799539
The fuck are you talking about?

Ar least theres still a potential for a crappy continuation to get good. A shitty ending is just a shitty ending. No one goes out and says "You know what? I think I'd prefer a sad handjob that leaves me limp and the skin on my dick raw instead of being in this crappy relationship where I get laid once in a while."

You know why no one says that? Because they're not fucking idiots. Also, an ending that erases the entire season of character development for most of your main characters so you can have oc romance and pairing up the blacks together so you can have racial purity isn't an ending; its a Doctor Who set continuation of My Immortal.

>>86800467
What a terrible metaphor. Of course the handjob is preferable.

>>86799415
>preferring tennant.

Fuck off Russel. He's not going to kiss you no matter how you style the blonde wig.

>>86799030
Which audio? I relistened to Terror Firma yesterday

>>86801287
Kino choice. Chunky monkey ice cream and cotton candy for all!

>>86799537
This is good advice, I don't have any attention issues myself but I've heard multiple people say NMS is very good to play alongside an audio.
>>86799576
Yup
>>86801301
Aw such a sweet ending. I remember the samsom and gemma twist blowing my mind the first time I listened to it.

>>86800846
>sad handjob is preferable to hatesex
What a virgin.

>>86801388
Hello, Neo.

>>86797592
do you know why you have such pleb taste?

THERE'S STILL TIME FOR SHIT TRIPS 3.

INSERT COPYPASTA

WE NEED STORIES ABOUT:

THE THIRD DOCTOR WRESTLING ADAM WEST BATMAN ATOP AN ELEPHANT ON A BED OF COALS

TOM BAKER ATTEMPTING TO HAVE ETERNAL YOUTH BY COVERING HIMSELF IN FLOUR AND WAITING FOR YOUNGER PEOPLE TO LAY ONTOP OF HIM

GRANDFATHER PARADOX IN NUWHO STORIES LIKE BLINK OR HELL BEND

ALL OF DOCTOR WHO'S VARIOUS RICHARD E GRANT ROLES MEETING UP ONLY TO BE INTERRUPTED BY A SHIRTLESS 8

AND A STORY ABOUT THE 13TH DOCTOR BEING BOB HOSKINS SUPER MARIO BUT THE TWIST IS THAT HIS COMPANION IS CARMEN ELECTRA

SUBMISSIONS ARE DUE TOMORROW! GOOD LUCK \who\!

PAID FOR BY THE COMMISSION OF CAVEMEN FOR KAL FOR LEADER. BECAUSE IT SHOULD ALWAYS BE KNOWN THAT ZA IS NO LEADER!

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Over 2000 years in MSpaint

Too much?

shit I didn't know Litefoot died

>>86791908
if that's a complete EDA collection you're looking at for £400 then £5.50/book really isn't that bad if you take into account rare ones like Interference. But it could be better. I try to make my book purchases closer to £3 each. It will take longer but I'm a slow reader so I don't mind.
I'm afraid I can't give you any real tips for collecting because I'm only 50% complete.

>>86791959
Why don't you listen to it and find out?
Looks like it's one of the canceled season 28 stories so it's probably good.

>>86792287
>without his jacket and told her not to worry and to trust him, even though he was wearing his jacket in the scene before and the one after?
other way round, but yes.

>>86797280
okay, seeing it visualised like this makes it look comfy af

>>86795757
>he didn't watch Sarah Jane Adventures

>>86799142
>he wants to be the Doctor again so bad he'll join a show where he can just be a doctor.

>>86798509
Why would you need a chart? Isn't it just read it in release order?

>>86802436
Greetings Immigrant, how goes it?
>>86802851
Sounds like kino
>>86802912
This looks awesome, nice guide, should be v useful

>>86799537
>grab a video game
I was playing minecraft whilst listening to Dark Eyes and now I think back to a section of the stairs I was working on whilst listening to a particular scene.

Edge lord victorious I need to ask you some questions

>>86792018
>>86792341
>>86792287
Maybe a Silent?

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>>86804253

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>>86792287
It's the Master and the hut is the Tardis.
See how it's not there in this screenshot?

>>86804576
have u ever drawn pictures of someone they asked for pictures for as a comissioned thing
if so whyd they ask

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Caroline Symcox wrote the Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories Seasons of Fear (co-written with Paul Cornell) and The Council of Nicaea. She also wrote the Bernice Summerfield short story A Question of Identity.
She also contributed an essay to the reference book Chicks Unravel Time: Women Journey Through Every Season of Doctor Who.

Outside of her work with the franchise, she is, very obviously, a minister in the Church of England.[1]

>>86805387
Paul Cornell also happens to be her husband!

>>86805077
I'm not entirely sure what you're asking Anon, are you asking me if I've ever been commissioned to draw a person before...?

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Coming soon from Big Finish Productions, a return to New Earth!

In this new set of adventures, we’ll encounter some familiar names, faces and species, and introduce a whole host of new characters and creatures in one of the most diverse Worlds of Doctor Who this universe has yet to see!

https://www.bigfinish.com/news/v/coming-soon---tales-from-new-earth

>>86805533
corect

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>>86805547
I can't believe this is real ahahahh

>>86805547
The boxset will literally be four discs of nothing but Briggs scraping the bottom of a barrel.

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>David Richardson, producer of the series, tells us more, “Russell T Davies created such a rich, fully-formed world in New Earth that it was ripe for its own spin-off series - and not only did Russell wholeheartedly approve of the idea, he generously gave us some very helpful suggestions and steers for certain characters…

RTD why did you encourage this

>1.1 Escape From New New York by Roy Gill

>1.2 Death in the New Forest by Roland Moore

>1.3 The Skies of New Earth by Paul Morris

>1.4 The Cats of New Cairo by Matt Fitton

>>86805573
Yes I have, not very often though.

>>86805547
to everyone who used to make posts saying "i wish big finish got the new who license", this is your fault

>>86805641
what was it like

>>86805547
Literally who is the guy on the left supposed to be?

>>86805668
New character

>And joining these great characters will be Devon Pryce, played by Kieran Hodgson. This new character will soon to prove more than a match for the Cat-People, Tree-People and much more in Tales From New Earth!

>>86805547
Do you think people will legitimately pay money for this shit?
I think the Churchill boxsets are about as far as they can push it.

>>86797280
Actually looks good tbqh. His outfit here makes me think of Duggan, can he be the new Duggan pls.

you know how we were discussing the AV club yesterday?
go look at the site right now, it got completely fucked today. the comments are gone.

>>86803798
Goes well.

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New DWM is up on the Classic Who VK.

>>86805863
Thanks Mark, will read when I get home!

There's already a Facebook group dedicated to hating Chibnall as a showrunner

facebook.com
/groups/203916146342068/

>>86805661
Usually it's people's OCs and usually it's nsfw, I haven't done any in quite a while though

>>86805686
Are they really just called the 'cat people'? Kek

>>86805547
Tennant is in the background but I'm almost certain he's not even in it. Are they the original voices of the cats though? Wait didn't that tree lady die because if it's the same one what is she doing here?

>>86805945

>The cast for these adventures can be confirmed, including Novice Hame (now a Senator!) returning, played by Anna Hope, Sister Jara, the biological sister of Sister Jatt, played by Adjoa Andoh, and Yasmin Bannerman playing the sapling of her character Jabe from the second episode of Doctor Who. Sapling Vale is like her ancestor, strong-willed, fair minded and resourceful.

>>86805974
Ooh, the original actors then! I... I might actually listen to it then.

...I really liked Novice Hame, she's a qt.

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Oh shit

>>86805974
Whoever thought that this was a good idea needs to get fired ASAP.

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>>86806036
He livestreamed it on Facebook, he was high as fuck.

His parents were there, he talks in a scottish accent when he talks to them, interestingly enough.

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The Jodie interview from DWM

some choice quotes

>“You’ve got this wealth of information out there,” she continues. “There aren’t many jobs where you’re lucky enough to have a whole back catalogue like that. But Chris wouldn’t have cast me as the Doctor because he wanted me to repeat anything that had gone before. And I think as a fan you don’t want to watch something that’s an imitation of something that’s gone before. Or what would be the point of recasting?”

>“One of the best things about the role is that all the other Doctors have brought so many exciting elements to it. It’s brand new each time, and there aren’t those rules in place that say you have to behave like this or speak like that. That’s so liberating and exciting for me as an actor. I have the ultimate freedom in approaching the role – the same freedom that every previous Doctor has had.”

>It is the first time a woman's played it, but in a way it’s not a woman playing the part, is it? It’s a brand new body, and the body happens to be female. It’s not about redefining it away from anything that’s gone before, but this is a brand-new journey for me and for everyone.”

>“It’s such a precious, important role"

>"Of course I’m not ‘it’ yet – Peter [Capaldi] is still the Doctor. But I’m incredibly excited about the fun and opportunity that’s out there. I feel like a kid in a toy shop. I feel like I’m five years old. In a good way – not a terrifying way!”

>"I cannot wait to join this amazing world that you guys, the readers, are already part of. To the people that have been here a long time, and to the new people that I hope are coming, I just want to say that I’m going to work so hard and I’m going to enjoy every minute of it. Thanks for your support!”

some more interesting bits

>What does our new Doctor mean for Doctor Who?

>“I’m utterly delighted,” Mark Gatiss tells Doctor Who Magazine. “She’s a fascinating and unexpected choice, and I can’t wait to see where she takes the TARDIS next. This is a wonderful new era for our beloved programme. Here we go again!”

>Fellow writer and Doctor Who fan Paul Cornell says the casting of a female Doctor will result in “an enormous opening night. I also think it means an entirely new audience,” and adds that change of this type is “what Doctor Who is for.”

>Does a female Doctor present new narrative opportunities? Jenny says no. “Just some pronoun difficulties I’m already running into.”

>But, when she travels into Earth’s history, the Thirteenth Doctor will surely visit some time
periods where her gender will impact upon how she is perceived. As Paul Cornell puts it: “I suppose in the Victorian era, we won’t be able to get the walkin-like-you-own-the-place thing. But that’s about the only plot function I can see. I really, really trust Chibnall with this, actually. I think half-an-hour of riotous gender-based comedy is probably not where it’s going to go!”

>Jan Vincent-Rudzki, founder of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society, has a specific approach in mind. “With the Doctor becoming female, does that mean the character automatically becomes feminine?” he wonders. “This seems an easy option.” He draws comparison to Matt Smith’s portrayal “of an old man’s mind in a young body”, and wonders if a similar kind of identity crisis could work for the thirteenth incarnation. “The Doctor has always been a very masculine character, so what aspect of that, if any, will survive the sex change? Indeed, what does male and female mean in Time Lord society and biology?”

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>>86806204

>We asked Nick Briggs – executive producer at Big Finish Productions – how he would brief his writers if they were introducing a female incarnation. His take would be largely gender-blind. “I’d say, ‘Let’s make her the Doctor, and that’s the main thing.

>But let’s not be stupid and ignore situations where her gender might come up’. However, I don’t think we should be doing scenes every week where some military officer says, ‘Get me a coffee love’. I’d want to avoid the sameness of that.”

>Nick speaks from experience. In 2003, he brought in Arabella Weir to play the Time Lord for the production Exile, part of the company’s range of ‘Unbound’ alternate takes on Doctor Who.

>Today he confesses, “I think I made a lot of bad decisions on that. At the time I thought, ‘I don’t want to do the “typical” thing, which is just to do a Doctor who is female and just does Doctor-y things.’”

>Instead, he portrayed this incarnation as chaotic, comedic and a bit of a drinker. “It was appalling, really. I’m quite ashamed of it… It feels like it was from another era. I would never wish anyone to judge me on all those ill-made decisions. “And it’s such a shame, is it not, that we didn’t do a really good female Doctor who we could have written further adventures for, like we did with [fellow ‘Unbound’ Doctor] David Warner. I’ve regretted that for quite some time.”

>Christel Dee, of Doctor Who: The Fan Show, also appreciates that “there are people who’ve got used to the Doctor being a certain way. Ironically, Doctor Who is a show about change, but unfortunately, human beings are creatures who resist change.”

>Nick Briggs counsels we should display “compassion”, but adds: “It worries me that, if, say, a black actor had been cast, a lot of people who might have thought that was a bad idea would have been too ashamed to say so. Whether that’s right or wrong, that’s a whole other debate. However they’re not too ashamed to come out and say they don’t want a woman.”

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>>86806250
>Christel Dee

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>“I think in the entire history of the world, no one has ever been able to stop a story from changing,” says former showrunner Russell T Davies, who was there, 13 years and one day ago. “Because that’s all Doctor Who is – a fictional story, and stories always change. If you stand there and try and stop it, you will never win.”

unrelated to Jodie, some other neat stuff:

>Nicholas Briggs has voiced all the iterations of the Cybermen on television since 2006, and in audio adventures since before that. So did either Peter or Steven discuss with him the appeal of the Mondasian versions?

>“I’m not sure,” admits Nick. “I’ve had many conversations with both of them about old Doctor Who stuff. Steven and I got into a big discussion about Nightmare of Eden [1979], and Peter and I discussed Death to the Daleks [1974] and The Ark in Space [1975] quite a lot. I’m sure we must have talked about The Tenth Planet Cybermen at some point, but nothing directly relating to this story.”

>Nick has previously said that of all the creatures he’s voiced in Doctor Who – notably the Daleks but also the Judoon, Nestene Consciousness and Ice Warriors – the Cybermen are the hardest to perform. They’re meant to be emotionless, but he has to convey some emotion so that they don’t sound flat and lifeless.

>“The sing-song aspect of the Mondasian Cybermen certainly makes it easier to avoid the monotonous danger-zone the Cybermen can fall into, vocally,” he says. “It gives you a sort of random-emotion springboard. So they don’t sound emotionless or emotional, they just sound as though they have no regard for emotion. I think that rather suits the Cybermen.”

also pic attached is a cute talalaly/briggs interaction

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Fresh™ oc

>Ian Levine, greatest cunt of them all, has a different perspective.

>"THIS IS REALLY SHIT - IT SUCKS - IT'S STUPID - KILLS THE SHOW. I want nothing more to do with it and I HATE CHRIS CHIBNALL - HE CAN FUCK OFF"

>"CHRIS CHIBNALL MAKES ME WANNA VOMIT"

>"He has put the final nail into Doctor Who."

>"RIP"

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l m a o RTD is off the chain

>>86791341
>looms are an awful idea
why do people actually think this way?
What is wrong with looms?

>>86806517
>harriet jones suddenly undied

take that, rtd fans who complain about moffat's obsession with bringing back dead people

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>‘Okay, I’m going to treat it like a sitcom – like it’s The Thick of It on Gallifrey with the Doctor as President!’ Every episode, the Doctor gets into some kind of scrape, some sort of trouble as President, and has to work his way out of it.”

Could be cool

>>86791908
Just don't buy them all at once.
It'll take you forever to read them all anyway.

>>86803603
*season 27
and it's not that good, because most of season 27 never made it to the scripting stage, which means that they're all brand new stories by Big Finish based on very loose storylines.
Also Ace doesn't even leave because of their stupid need to keep it in liine with their own continuity.

>>86806411
tardisposting would appreciate it more

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Heh, I love Moffat. I'll miss his interviews.

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tardisposting sucks

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>>86806517
>Doctor Who doesn't have cano-

>>86807060
>RTD
>authority on Doctor Who
wanderer pls

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>>86807100
What about Moffat?

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>>86807060
So this and The Writer's Tale are the only canon?

>>86807117
>Oh, it's funny, writing stuff about the Doctor's past. You always have to leave options - you can't be definitive. Or at least that's how I feel about it. I like the audience to have a choice. If, in Listen, you're happy that the little boy in the bed is the Doctor, then great. But if you're not, that's fine too. I keep saying, Head Canon is important, because that's where the show really happens: in the hearts and minds of all the people watching.

>As I type, I realised where my reticence comes from, and I can't resist telling you. A few years ago I wrote an episode called The Name of the Doctor, and when that title was rolled out, oh the ripple of fear that went round fandom. Were we really going to give the game away? The central secret of Doctor Who? The answer to the oldest question?

>Well, no, of course we weren't. As if! And you know what? If we'd been daft enough to do that, the audience would have ignored us anyway. Just like the last time it happened - because it did, you know. Oh, I remember.

>There's a Tom Baker story called The Armageddon Factor, and sometime during it, the Doctor runs into an old friend from Gallifrey called Drax. And shockingly, right in the middle of a story, with no fanfare or fuss, we found out the Doctor's real name. No really, that was a thing that happened.

>Ready for it? The name of the Doctor? Okay.
Theta Sigma.

>Yeah, rubbish, isn't it?

>But here's what happened - the audience turned politely away, and ignored it. If Head Canons had doors you'd have heard every one in the world slam shut in that moment. Just a great big, "Nope, you're not allowed to do that!"
In later years, the show got in line with its audience, and 'Theta Sigma' was retconned away as a nickname in The Happiness Patrol, but the lesson remains: showrunners beware, your powers are weak.

>If you ever doubt that Doctor Who belongs to its audience before anyone else, remember the case of Theta Sigma.

t. Moffat, DWM 496

>>86806726
>keep it in liine with their own continuity.
I don't understand what they're doing with these continuity wise. I've only listened to a few.
In the interviews for one of the 6 stories, they mention that the doctor was originally written as pompous and mean or whatever his shtick was but they changed it so that it's more in line with the character developed "he's nice now" big finish version even though it takes place before that happens.

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Jodie after meeting McGann

edge i have more questions

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Could a bat companion work?

>>86807876
brushy

>>86806517
LMAO RUSSEL BROUGHT BACK HIS OWN CHARACTER IN BETWEEN SHOW RUNNERS

WHAT A FUCKING MAD CUNT LMAO

>>86806517
What are your predictions for how Harriet survived?
Hid in a cupboard?
Recruited as prime minister of the daleks?
She was the Rani all along?

>>86808313
https://youtu.be/H6O4MiBehCY
Have to be a pretty thick cupboard

>>86808345
https://youtu.be/7caP994HBFw

Crystal Dee gets her GCSE results today. Wish her luck.

>>86808546
wtf isnt she like 27?

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>>86808546
>>86808553

>>86808546
how did she balance that and the fan show?

>>86808601
how do u balance ur memes and high school?

>>86807707
shoot

>>86808345
based harriet memed her way out of there

>>86808626
if i had been a /who/re during high school i probably would have gotten all U's

>>86808680
U's? Aren't you australian?

>>86808675
i forget em now :( they were about ur drawing

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Reminder: 10 regenerated all alone lol

>>86806270
100% cancer in human form. At least fucking Levine provided a true service by salvaging missing episodes.

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>>86808726

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>>86808726
Well the Ood were singing to him.

And I think the TARDIS counts for something, show her some respect, Neo!

>>86805547
It's weird that they haven't acknowledged the Jenny spin-off yet, that was broken by Radio Times a while back.

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>>86808866

>>86808882
BBC haven't given them the go ahead for a press release yet, I I R C. The BF podcast before last mentioned it I think

>>86808882
Yeah, that is odd.
I remember the forums speculating that they delayed the annoucement because someone died and didn't want to overshadow on the same day, but that was a while back now

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>>86805547
>James Dreyfus (The Most Exalted High Persian)
>The guy who succeeded Ardal "Thomas Kincade Brannigan" O'Hanlon as the lead in 'My Hero'

Holy shit no way, that's some good POETRY.

>>86808948
>My Hero
I miss that show

New
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>>86809028

>>86809066
filling the thread because retard made it early

>>86809066
fuck off

>>86809066
and stop making the thread early

>>86809066
legit why make it early, you didnt even have OC to start it off with, why would u want to make the new thread? u cant even bump it yourself now

>>86809066
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYOlBsls-C0

>>86794174

RTD's telly before Doctor Who was good though. Second Coming is kino, Bob & Rose was GOAT. better than most of Moff's stuff, except maybe Coupling.

unfortunately Dark Season > Press Gang

>>86809791
jekyll
chalk
sherlock
cucumber
banana

both are good showeruners t b h

>>86791226
I got this book from reddit secret santa 2015 fun little book :)

>>86810417
>reddit

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>>86810438
It was years ago mate /who/ is much more comfy been here since 2013.