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[slutpoppers]

The Rookie's signature move!

Champeon moves here!!

[the-plush-butt]

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[heavensententhusiast]

Can't believe we got capitalism, Wales, and racism as villains in this show in a row

[clarencewho1963]

Welcome to Doctor Who Series 14! In this series, the Doctor faces some of the most dangerous foes in all of his travels. They are:

* Goblins

* Bogey

* Music

* Capitalism

* The Welsh

* Racist little cunts

* Bird People and King George the Third

Tune in next Saturday to see what horrendous monster the Doctor will face next!

[atalanta133]

is it just me or has every episode so far had a title drop?

“Space Babies” is said every other minute

“The Devils Chord” is mentioned during the cold open

The Doctor said “Boom” at least once

I can’t remember exactly when but I know “73 Yards” is said at least once

“Dot and Bubble” is literally the first thing that bitch Lindy says when she wakes up

more fuel to the Truman Show Theory??

[dandelionjack]

a planet called Homeworld razed to the ground huh?. its inhabitants — stuck-up upper-class racially prejudiced elites? the faction keeps haunting the edges of the narrative, i wouldn’t go as far as to say the actual narrative, but. somewhere out there beyond the page there’s a paradox peeking through . like boom with its imaginary enemy. i suppose this is inevitable — fp is a metatextual shadow of whatever “doctor who” tries to be at any given moment, and, like any inverted doppelganger, evil twin, malformed caricature, it pops up in the unlikeliest untoward places to spook the hell out of the doctor and us

[gallifreyanhotfive]

THEY RECOGNIZED SUSAN TWIST AS THE AMBULANCE WOMAN!!!!

who tf are you susan twist

[askthe-ppgs-rrbs]

Art dump of stuff im just hanging onto ft. Beam and Britt from @/lune_redd

[yongbokiee-felix]

Hyunjin sent pics on bubble 🫧

“here’s a gift!”

[blazingdracy]

so uh i was just casually showering when this short poem about shadowpeach randomly came into my head and caught me offguard

[cakesnake04]

hm

[spacejellyfish3]

something something every episode of the season has had a recurring theme of children, childhood trauma, and narrative convention being upended; the computer system in Space Babies playing out a literal fairy tale of babies in a tower and bogey monsters just below; The Devil's Chord on the importance of music as the soul of creative expression, Maestro the chaotic child of the Toymaker, ending with a musical spin on one of the most enduring tropes of fiction; Boom is an anti-capital diatribe of how faith is manipulated against us by systemic forces, that has an orphaned girl whose father's sheer love for her collapses the lies behind that nebulous war; maybe 73 Yards especially, an episode where Ruby's subconscious terror of abandonment manifests outwardly in the mysterious woman just yards away from her, warding everyone from her, so she tries concocting narrative solutions to explain its presence when in the end it's just her own narrative projected back at her, something she can only see at the end of her life, refreshed, rewriting the past; for Dot and Bubble it's more an audience one conditioning us to view the scenerio as a typical Doctor-lite adventure set in a colony of rich bitch children, even down to it employing Ricky September in an incredibly Doctor type role, before pulling the pastel rug out from under anyone who hadn't already clocked it; and now the Chulder of Rogue cosplaying their fave tv show like a bunch of children playing a maniacal game of dress up. The Legend of Ruby Sunday's title, I mean come on, and Empire of Death's title seems straight out of an ogWho serial; the story is breaking apart, the dominoes are falling down all around us, and something something is coming.

it's a story, it's always been a story, and I just wonder what the twist at the end will turn out to be.

[homeofhousechickens]

I have posted this before but then i edited it

[hexa-trance]

I can't stop thinking about how phenomenal Ncuti's acting has been in Boom and Dot And Bubble. I wasn't too sure from The Giggle that 15's vibe might be a bit too hip, but the emotions that man portrayed from episodes where he stood still the entire time and where he only appeared in person at the end. That man can ACT, that man IS The Doctor. He embodies the emotional intelligence and ancient wisdom and childlike wonder of The Doctor through and through. Pair that with the first thing Millie filmed as Ruby being a solo companion episode in 73 Yards and how well she did with that. Opening the series with Space Babies has not done justice to how spectacular the last 3 episodes have been. Space Babies was fun, but the elevation of Boom, 73 Yards, and Dot And Bubble has blown it out the park and made Space Babies look like literal child's play.