#Jacqueline King

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[winter-seance]

Doctor Who | The Star Beast

[witchofthemidlands]

“nine hundred years of time and space, and I've never been slapped by someone's mother.”

✨proceeds to get slapped by all three✨

[mizgnomer]

Behind the Scenes of The Star Beast - Part Seven

Excerpt from Benjamin Cook’s Star Beast Set Visit in DWM 597:

“Hey, there’s David Tennant,” says Russell [T. Davies, showrunner], as DT enters the gazebo. He comes bearing gossip. “I’ll give you a little Doctor Who snippet I’ve discovered today,” he says. “What?!” Russell leans in. “Jodie,” says David, pausing for the sheer drama of it – “Oh! Yes?” “– never unlocked the TARDIS.” Russell gasps. “What?!! NO!” “I went to use the lock and they said, ‘Oh, she never used it.’” “BUT –!” says Russell. “Never used it!!” repeats David. “Did she just push? Or did she mime? Has she got a phobia?” “I don’t know,” says David – Jodie’s a close mate, but he’s clearly reeling – “but that TARDIS lock doesn’t catch on anything. This,” he says, holding up the TARDIS key, “is spinning in thin air, when I do that,” he adds, miming turning it in the lock. “Isn’t that weird? She never locked it either! Madness.” Russell is astounded. “Have you heard this? Phil? Phil! David, tell Phil.” Phil [Collinson, exec. producer] enters the gazebo. David tells Phil. Phil looks shook. “She never used a key??” Three grown men – grown fans – sit in a gazebo in Camden, in silent disbelief. Eventually, Russell speaks: “You have to lock the door. There are always monsters trying to get in.” “You would think so, wouldn’t you?” says Phil.

Additional parts of this set are in the #whoBtsBeast tag. The full episode list is [ here ]

With a huge THANK YOU to everyone who posted set photos

[mndvx]

DOCTOR WHO – THE STAR BEAST (25 November 2023 – 60th Anniversary Specials) ››› Jacqueline King as Sylvia Noble ››› Catherine Tate as Donna Noble

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DOCTOR WHO - 60th Anniversary Specials (2023) Promotional Stills

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Fourteen is just gonna turn that second TARDIS into a library, isn't he? It's gonna grow weeds around the bottom as it sits there in the backyard next to Rose's TARDIS. He's gonna dig through all of his outer space logs and find the weirdest creatures in the universe and then he's gonna sprint across and shove a picture in her face and say: Hey think you can make THIS one?? And all her customers are gonna be like: WHERE do you come up with this stuff?? And she'll tell em her uncle helps.

Over time, the TARDIS will learn to chill out too, grow smaller and slower and dimmer. The Doctor will get special issues and old tomes and otherworldly pamphlets delivered to Wilf's old newsstand and he'll wheel Wilf down to collect them and get a sneaky pie while Sylvia isn't looking. Sylvia is gonna say the TARDIS is too chilly (even though she barely steps inside the thing for fear of it flitting off with her) so she's gonna bring CHAIRS and pillows and throws and cups of tea. Mostly because Rose and her Dad like to hang out in there. Definitely not for the Doctor himself. (Although he does like her tuna madras better than anyone else does, so maybe she brings him some of that. Just so it doesn't go to waste). Sean will build the Doctor a desk and a little patio around the TARDIS perimeter so he can sit outside and sun himself. And when Donna comes home from a hard day's work at UNIT, he's gonna throw thick volumes at her, saying: oh I know what that is, read this, that'll help. And Donna will be like: WHY do I gotta read a big ole book when YOU can just TELL ME what we're dealing with? And Fourteen's gonna be like: oh no, I'm retired. And I'm working on a full written history of [insert weird alien name -- probly the horsey alien thing from "Wild Blue Yonder"]. But now and again, when things get really dire, she will persuade him to come to UNIT as a consultant. The TARDIS will stay put tho, it'll just keep growing grass around the bottom and gathering leaves on top. Instead, he'll chuck Donna the keys to the car and say: You're driving (and then he'll complain about her driving the whole way as he is scrunched up against the car door because Donna now has full license from UNIT to be a hoon).

[bobbie-robron]

A family ❤️ ❤️…

Doctor Who | The Giggle

[nkp1981]

BTS Of "The Star Beast"

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Forgot to share my snaps from the Bedford Who con. We raised over £16,000 for charity!

[gallifreywhere]

You're no better than that vile wizard, Koschei the Deathless.

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[nerds-yearbook]

David Tennant (Doctor 10) regenerated into Matt Smith (Doctor 11) in The End of Time part 2, which aired on January 2, 2010. Tennant was so popular in the role that there was talk within the BBC of just canceling the show when he retired. Tennant had starred in three regular seasons and one season of specials. He would return in the multi-Doctor story The Day of the Doctor and then, for the first time in the series, he became the first actor to play more than one version of the Doctor as Jodie Whittaker (Doctor 13) regenerated into him (The Power of the Doctor - 2020), making him both the 10th and 14th Doctors. The episode was the last episode with Russel T Davies as show runner and writer until he took back over with Tennant's return. It was the last appearance of John Barrowman as Jack Harkness in Doctor Who until the Fugitve of Judoon (2020). The episode featured the first appearance of Galifrey and the Time Lords (outside of the Doctor and the Master - Derek Jacobi/John Simm) in the revival series. The episode revealed that Rassilon (Timothy Dalton) was brought back to lead the Time Lords during the Time War, what the Time Lords were planning that caused the Doctor to end the Time War, that the Time Lords had messed with the Master's mind, and that Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke) and Martha Jones (Feema Agyemen) got married. The Doctor's death was so slow, he had time to visit all his past companions and friends before he died (according to The Sarah Jane Adventures "Death of the Doctor part 2" - 2010). Some of the visits that were shown in the episode were bringing Wilfred Mott (Bernard Cribbens) back home to Sylvia (Jacqueline King) and Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) (the sound of the TARDIS waking Donna from her coma), saving Martha Jones-Smith (Freema Agyemen) and Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke) from Commander Jast (Dan Starkey), saving Luke Smith (Tommy Knight) from getting hit by a car as well as seeing Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) before he left, giving Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) the name of Alonso Frame (Russell Tovey) at a space bar, meeting Varity Newman (Jessica Hynes) at a book signing and asking about her grandmother(Variety was named after Variety Lambert the original producer of Doctor Who and the character was the granddaughter of Joan Redfern from the 1913 based episodes Human Nature and The Family of Blood - 2007), witnessed the wedding of Dona Noble to Shuan Temple (Karl Collins), where he gave a winning Lottery ticket as a wedding present (also appearances of Nerys - Krystal Archer and Minnie Hooper - June Whitfield), watched Rose (Billie Piper) and Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri) (before the events of Rose - 2006) on New Years 2005. Steven Moffat, the incoming show runner, wrote the ending scene introducing Matt Smith. ("The End of Time part 2", Doctor Who, Vlm 2, TV Event)

[donjuaninsoho]

[ghost-bison]

Hey... Anyone else wonder what happened to Donna during the Year That Never Was? Did she die? She knew the Doctor, so was she one of the people manifesting his name in the end? I get that the Doctor doesn't talk to her about it because it's kind of hard to understand, or maybe it would traumatize her to think about it (it could stir some things up), but I wish we knew what happened to her and to Wilf and Sylvia... Just thinking about it, I feel really bad

[50000-bees-in-a-trenchcoat]

no matter where in all of time and space this man goes...

at the end of the day, he's always going to end up getting a slap in the face from somebody's mum