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I love how fifteen’s whole personality is just “could a depressed person do THIS?”

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Eighth doctor

wanted to do some eighth doctor portraits so might as well do a bit of leyendecker study while were at it

bonus bcs i love this gif so much

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the blanket's just like "no clue what this thing is, but it's doing great"

This is what the X-ray blanket said about The Doctor

Patient Name: Unknown

Sex: Unknown / Age: Indeterminable

Blood Type: N/A

Diag: Two Hearts

Status: Excellent

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Doctor: "You can't take that it's foreign technology"

Belinda: "So I'll say it's a knock off roomba, look at it" Polish polish robot: *in a pleading, sad way* "polish polish"

Doctor: "............ oh fine whatever"

DOCTOR WHO SPOILERS:

If I was Belinda my ass would have taken the polish robot with me, and just looked at the Doctor like…I’m taking this home with me.

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"you just tested my dna without my consent" GET HIS ASS BELINDA HE PULLS THAT TOO OFTEN

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expecting some deep AI commentary the story: Turns out it’s just some Wizard of Oz wannabe ruining society because he’s mad at women. me: ah it is AI commentary, neat

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(Inevitably) saw someone complaining about the Fifteenth Doctor shedding a few tears in the latest episode. You know the usual—“this Doctor cries too much” nonsense. Like… he just watched his friend get murdered and literally turned to ash?

God, some people really cannot handle men expressing any emotion that isn’t anger. And what makes it even more ridiculous is that the Doctor isn’t falling apart—he compartmentalizes those feelings. He wipes away the tear, puts the mask back on, and steps up to help Belinda. That moment? That tiny beat of silence? It’s an incredible piece of non-verbal storytelling. It tells you everything about who he is: someone who feels deeply, but still chooses to be present for others.

Ncuti is delivering an incredible performance—a whole plethora of emotions, a treasure trove of expression—and some people’s reaction is… to want less? Seriously?

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Polish Polish

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Alright, in the long laundry list of meaningless things in shows that bother me, the concept of radiation-free x-ray blankets makes absolutely no salt-licking sense. X-ray literally stands for electromagnetic radiation—so if there’s no radiation, then there’s no x-ray. That’s just… an internal imaging blanket.

Also, to my knowledge, x-rays are mainly used for bones, but they can show some soft tissue—it’s just not super detailed. That’s why we have CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds to get a clearer picture of internal organs. So even if these magical blankets do show both bones and organs, calling them "x-ray" without any radiation still makes no sense.

And another thing—why do they only show specific internal organs? Like, the Doctor’s hearts are totally fine, so how does the blanket know to highlight just the injured one? Can it be programmed to only display the Problem Organ™ of the hour? Because that’s not how real-world imaging works… unless we’re just chalking this up to vague sci-fi nonsense. Which, fine. But it still bugs me.

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Just some thoughts about the first TARDIS beds and how absolutely unhinged they were, design-wise.

Like… what in the raw, exposed mattress topper hell is this? You’re telling me they just threw down some unprotected foam like that’s not a full-blown sensory nightmare?

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Oh the relationship between a child, their parent, and the sci-fy show that parent showed that child at a young age that both traumatized them and left them wanting for more when they got older.

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I noticed it the first time I watched—she somehow knew the name TARDIS without the Doctor ever telling her. He only called it his ship, but she still called it by name. It struck me as odd, but after rewatching the episode, something clicked.

Right after that strange, time-slipping moment—when they touched the two star diplomas—the Doctor said he saw her entire timeline. And it occurred to me: maybe she caught a glimpse of his as well. Not fully, not consciously, but just enough to pick up fragments—like the name of his ship.

It also explains why he’s so quick to invite her along. He’s seen her whole life—or at least everything up to that moment. He knows exactly who she is, how brilliant and kind and extraordinary she is. But to her, he’s still a mystery. She doesn’t know him... at least, not yet. Not consciously.

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my attempt at a meme

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Love how Belinda is having the worst day of her life and meanwhile the Doctor is vibrating out of his skin because he thinks he has a new friend to go on adventures with

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I just finished the Blood of the Daleks part 1 and Lucie Miller is precious and amazing and I love her

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Do you think 10 was so desperate to forgive the Master because he himself was so desperate to be forgiven for what he did in the Time War. Because I do.