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Wonder what South Korea thought of the destruction of their satellite by the Galvanic Beam as seen in "The Giggle"?

TL;DR: They weren’t happy and didn't accept the permission given by The Doctor, as they don't accept (along with others) his world presidency (as first established in The Zygon Invasion); they also were concerned by the existence of the beam in the first place.

From The Gold Archive book.

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Reblog daily for health and prosperity

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PLEASE SHARE! (I have attached the English and Spanish versions but MANY more languages are available at the attached link)

One way to support the undocumented community is by sharing resources, reminding individuals of their rights, and standing in solidarity with them. Here's one effective way to offer support: provide Know Your Rights cards to empower our communities.

You can print these cards for free! I am sharing a resource from the IRC, which can be downloaded and is available in multiple languages.

Let's work together to empower our communities!

Una forma de apoyar a la comunidad indocumentada es compartiendo recursos, recordándoles sus derechos y mostrándoles solidaridad. Aquí hay una manera efectiva de ofrecer apoyo: proporcionar tarjetas de "Conozca Sus Derechos" para empoderar a nuestras comunidades.

¡Estas tarjetas se pueden imprimir gratis! Estoy compartiendo un recurso de IRC, que se puede descargar y está disponible en varios idiomas.

¡Trabajemos juntos para empoderar a nuestras comunidades!

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Shirley Anne Bingham later had the puppet delivered to U.N.I.T. from the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire (where the real-life puppet rests today) where she committed experiments on it, trying to figure out what allowed it to transmit "The Giggle."

Long story short, she couldn’t, and caused noticeable damage to TV's first test subject (and converted human) leading her to suggest sending back a replica (made by Rose Noble) or sending back the damaged family man and paying for the reimbursement.

But hey, it's better than burning; he's used to that feeling.

From The Gold Archive book.

As revealed by The Toymaker in first-person in the novelization of The Giggle, the Stooky Puppets

Were originally a real human family that lost a game at a fair run by The Toymaker.

It is unknown if this was the same fair as depicted in The Nightmare Fair, a canceled Sixth Doctor story resurrected in both novel and audio drama form.

The Toymaker turning people into toys themselves is nothing new, as seen with Charles Banerjee in the same episode,

and presumably the many sentient toys under his control as seen in his debut episode.

Animated reconstruction is used to showcase the intent that they are animated toys and not normal people who act like them.

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Better than the confession dial? I don't know, I haven't got to those episodes yet.

Clara's guide of what to keep The Doctor away from.

From The Companion's Companion.

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The letter sent to River Song by the Tenth Doctor, after his chronologically misplaced first meeting with her, and her last over all.

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The Time Lord Letters made sure to give each Doctor included (1-7, 9-12) their own font to differentiate who's writing.

The First Doctor uses WCManoNegraBta-Bold.

The Second Doctor uses HannaHandwriting.

The Third Doctor uses RareBlair-Regular.

The Fourth Doctor uses DuntonWriting.

The Fifth Doctor uses Quikhand.

The Sixth Doctor uses Bilbo Regular.

The Seventh Doctor uses McEnneking.

The book skips Eight-War, so the next Doctor is the Ninth, who uses Phitradesign Handwritten Thin.

The Tenth Doctor uses RodeoKing.

The Eleventh Doctor uses Dicks (get your mind out of the gutter) Handwriting.

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And the website I used couldn't determine what font the Twelfth Doctor uses...

If you know, please tell me.

The Time Lord Letters made sure to give each Doctor included (1-7, 9-12) their own font to differentiate who's writing.

The First Doctor uses WCManoNegraBta-Bold.

The Second Doctor uses HannaHandwriting.

The Third Doctor uses RareBlair-Regular.

The Fourth Doctor uses DuntonWriting.

The Fifth Doctor uses Quikhand.

The Sixth Doctor uses Bilbo Regular.

The Seventh Doctor uses McEnneking.

The book skips Eight-War, so the next Doctor is the Ninth, who uses Phitradesign Handwritten Thin.

The Tenth Doctor uses RodeoKing.

The Eleventh Doctor uses Dicks (get your mind out of the gutter) Handwriting.

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The Time Lord Letters made sure to give each Doctor included (1-7, 9-12) their own font to differentiate who's writing.

The First Doctor uses WCManoNegraBta-Bold.

The Second Doctor uses HannaHandwriting.

The Third Doctor uses RareBlair-Regular.

The Fourth Doctor uses DuntonWriting.

The Fifth Doctor uses Quikhand.

The Sixth Doctor uses Bilbo Regular.

The Seventh Doctor uses McEnneking.

The book skips Eight-War, so the next Doctor is the Ninth, who uses Phitradesign Handwritten Thin.

The Tenth Doctor uses RodeoKing.

The Eleventh Doctor uses Dicks (get your mind out of the gutter) Handwriting.

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Here are the segments from the I, TARDIS book that tell her perspective of the times when she was commanded by The Doctor to take a companion home, leaving him alone with The TARDIS in Rose's case, deliberately allowing the Bad Wolf Entity to be created, because she didn't want to be abandoned.

I fucking love in fics when the Doctor gets hurt and the Tardis has to help his companion (mostly in romantic contexts, but others too). 9 or 10 gets hurt and Rose and the Tardis communicate via their bad wolf connection so that Rose can help him? Absolutely, gimme 20 of em. 11 or 12 has a really bad day or smtn and Clara has to try to help him, and asks the Tardis for help? Fuck yes gimme that hurt comfort. Literally any version of the Master choosing to save the Doctor and help them instead of hurting them, and spending the entire time playfully bickering with the Tardis? 100% that is my shit. 13 getting knocked tf out and Yaz cluelessly begging the Tardis for help on how to care for a stupid time lord? Fuck yes. Give me more of the Tardis telepathically communicating with companions to help the Doctor when they're hurt. I eat that shit up every single time.

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Confirmed! In the I, TARDIS book, she extently says she prefers tea (like what happened in The Christmas Invasion).

People keep saying that the TARDIS shouldn’t have malfunctioned just from a cup of coffee but I have two theories

• The TARDIS heard that her darling newly regenerated little time Lord wasn’t going to get a cool adventure with his bestie and engineered an excuse so that he could

• The TARDIS having newly refurbished herself had coffee thrown at her nice new circuits and decided to throw a bitch fit

Look the TARDIS is the longest running female character in doctor who, has proven to be sentient, and regularly takes the Doctor to places she thinks he’d like without warning. It had to be her right?

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The letter the Eleventh Doctor gave in order to get the job at the shop during the events of the episode Closing Time.

From The Time Lord Letters.

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Clara's guide of what to keep The Doctor away from.

From The Companion's Companion.

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Here's Clara's version for comparison.

TARDIS Travel Essentials, originally compiled by Clara Oswald for The Companion's Companion, and later added to A Short History of Everyone by the Thirteenth Doctor.

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TARDIS Travel Essentials, originally compiled by Clara Oswald for The Companion's Companion, and later added to A Short History of Everyone by the Thirteenth Doctor.

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1000 posts!

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I know we’re all talking about eight, but we can’t forget about her