freddie • 26 • he/they • retro TV connoisseur • circus boy • hm murdock kinnie, hutch apologist, mike yates enthusiast • talks a lot about doctor who
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[ID: the "if you don't like dr pepper you should try again" meme. The meme has been edited to replace "dr pepper" with "classic Doctor Who bad special effects and low budget practical effects". End ID]
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He’s so happy to find that there’s a good chance Jamie’s alive;;; Look at his excited little face;;;
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Marty is an early Beatles guy and Jeff is a late Beatles guy. Marty wants to dance with his wife; Jeff wants to hear a sitar.
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I need more of you to get into Randall and hopkirk I can’t go on like this. It’s a silly late 60s sitcom/detective show and it’s also an understated but poignant exploration of grief and the ways it alters people. It’s got it all. There’s a ghost who is scared of everything. There’s a cranky (living) detective with ravi shankar posters on his walls. It’s about trauma but you don’t notice that unless u look for it. and it’s also about getting bashed on the head and locked in cellars.
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Geode fellow I found in my sketchbook while cleaning today ♥
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The scene in Shrek 2 when the Fairy Godmother sings I need a Hero when the giant gingerbread man attacks the castle is still the greatest scene in cinema of all times
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”who even was the target audience of the 1996 doctor who tv movie starring paul mcgann?”
me, i was, it was made for me
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When I’m in a cunty pose competition but the third doctor comes through the door
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"the yukon affair" (2x14) is a mixed bag of an episode—mildly interesting plot meets period typical racism/cultural insensitivity, which happens a lot on tmfu—but i love the character of murphy so much; she's shown to be super smart (she's a mcgill grad!) and self-reliant, she's super proud of her people, her character is given a fair amount of nuance in regard to how she talks about navigating both the western and indigenous worlds and the struggles therein ("it's not easy to be part one thing and part another. no one treats you as if you're real"), her chemistry with illya is spot on (their flirting featuring the line "i've always adored blonde men" is so fun), and it's cute to see her give him and napoleon a kunik at the end of the episode before she heads back to school to get her master's (back at mcgill!). of the innocents we see throughout the series (especially when episodes are otherwise mid to bad) i think she's one of the stronger ones overall!
#the Indian affairs affair is the one that always gets me#because I can SEE what they’re going for#they miss the mark. but I can see it. they’re going for anti racist; unfortunately they go about it in a way that still comes across as#racist#every day there are more words my shitty iPhone won’t let me type via predictive text#sexist and racist are the latest casualties that I’ve noticed which is a pretty subtle infringement on my ability to say whatever I damn#damn is another one it won’t let me say. I have to spell it out#anyway that distracted me#my point is I can see the note they’re trying to hit. it’s the same with the way certain female characters are written in the show#it is just a shame that they did not always hit that note and created a show which comes across now as extremely dated in parts
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