ARGUS FILCH (sans Miss Norris)
DETECTIVE INSPECTOR LESTRADE (so Dinosaur’s your department, eh Inspector?)
AND …
ARTHUR WEASLEY!
If this coming together of awesomeness will not do it, then the Tumblr reactions of Whovians following next Saturday’s show will, I fear, rip a hole in the time space continuum or I dunno, cause the wall of reality to crack (again) out of sheer compressed brilliance. This has to be a massive collision of the fandoms.
I’ll just let Tenth say it. Moffat, you are
I finished The Wedding Of River Song, The Doctor, the Widow & the Wardrobe, and the Pond Life series (those were short and sweet but could have been longer and sweeter but still, le cliffhanger!) today …
AND … I’M ON TRACK!
The picture on the side appeared as I was reading the Doctor Who news article beside it. It had no significance whatsoever to me at first besides the fact that it was downright creepy and reminded me of something I couldn’t bother to remember. But then the Doctor sense took over and it occurred to me what it reminded me of. It reminded me of The Master when he was making every human on earth a clone of himself in The End of Time, and how the transformation - the violent shaking of the head - looked just like the statue in this picture. And I don’t know why I wrote in such length about this. Good night.
My #newtoWHO story, as illustrated in terrible stick-figure drawings done while at work waiting for DoctorWhoTumblr to announce the NYC ticket giveaway (which they’ve postponed to tomorrow, by the way).
But anyway, yes, this is how I came to plunge headfirst into the Whoniverse. And now I find myself incorporating the Doctor’s world into everything. I once told an unpleasant person to “go kiss an Ood”, and then took it back after realizing even Oods are friendly. The solar system is all the more fascinating, the universe seems to hold even more amazing possibilities than we’ve already been shown, and nothing feels undoable, unachievable, implausible and most of all, unimportant. Like Eleven says, nothing and no one is ever ‘not important’. After your adventures with the Doctor, everything appears at once ridiculous and wonderful!
Now then, on to The Impossible Astronaut I go. x
VIVA LA FURIA ROJA! VAMOS ESPAÑA!
I nominate Armie Hammer for Finnick Odair.
And Jessica Chastain for Johanna Mason.
That’s all!
Descartes for the modern age.
The actors reading their character’s first appearance in the books
(Source: imsirius, via literarynerd)
Eric Cahan - Sky Series.
(via marinaesque)
