#Clara/Twelfth Doctor

[claraoswalds]

Oh, is that who I am now? Well, it was never that far from the surface, mate.

[ghostvat]

being a doctor who fan means knowing that somewhere out there, there is a 60 year old man that knows more than you

[cas-is-queer]

Do you have any idea how much psychic damage I got when the Twelfth Doctor said, "The day you lose someone isn't the worst. It's all the days they stay dead." Do you have any idea. I need to be fucking sedated.

[nipuni]

Doctor and companions in regency attire 🥰

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

Clara's great because before her every companion since Rose was like "Being with the Doctor made me a better person", but Clara is like "Nah, it made me so much worse" while the Doctor stares at her affectionately.

[lonelyzarquon]

DOCTOR WHO | Dark Water

[glitterypin]

what an icon daddy Twelve was

[theflashjaygarrick]

Twelfth doctor era of doctor who was incredible because it was basically just:

Clara: I can fix him (makes him worse)

Missy: I can make him worse (accidentally fixes him)

Bill: Well, I'm a lesbian and I'm going to be his friend :)

[ghost-bison]

love how 11 is always considered the childish one when 12 canonically asked for a kids' menu on his first day alive and then some time later had beef with a 14 y/o. and he lost

[florida3exclamationpoints]

Doctor Who text posts: Twelve edition – pt. 3

[doverstar]

there's such a massive history with doctor who and it hit me lately that the sensation of seeing that the companions and doctors you watched in real-time have become the past is a sensation every fan has felt for 60 years. at some point people missed jon pertwee and could remember watching him recently, even though tom baker was on tv as the doctor now and they liked him too. and nowadays we miss rose tyler and martha jones and amy pond and clara oswald and donna noble and tennant and smith and capaldi like those people missed baker when davison took the stage. like people missed ace and wondered if the show would ever come back, and then got excited and still felt it wasn't quite the same when eccleston was announced. like. it feels so recent, like just yesterday rose saw the tardis for the first time, but that was twenty years ago. feels like the doctor just made the speech in 'the rings of akhaten' and that was a decade ago. clara is gone, amy is gone. peter capaldi went from gray to white. and the show is going on and children will think of ncuti gatwa and millie gibson and huge white tardis corridors when they think of doctor who in the future. to them, david tennant is already what tom baker is to us. this story has a huge legacy. when you're watching doctor who, it ironically begins to feel like you're making history just by watching it.

[alltoowellsscarf]

ninejackrose this ninejackrose that... the most insane throuple of doctor who was in fact these bitches

[severuslly]

twelveclara barista au

[cas-is-queer]

Can we all say thank you to Peter Capaldi for every single fucking thing in Heavent Sent/Hell Bent. That shit fucked me up. I never recovered. I'm still sad about it. Banger after banger with the lines about grief. 10/10, tears streaming down my face. His delivery on those lines haunts me. Crying screaming sobbing

[canlifechillforasecond]

Things Never To Say To Someone Who Just Came Out

Bonus

[lonelygodinthetardis]

The Doctor and Clara