I had a few people suggesting I create designs for the Doctor's companions and I thought 'why the hell not' so now we're here.
I only got around to doing the NuWho companions because I don't actually know much about the Classic ones... Oh, except for Dan. Because I haven't actually watched any of his episodes yet and know NOTHING about him :)
L -> R, T -> B:
Rory: Ibizan Hound
Amy: Irish Setter (I'd like to think she was furious that her Scottish accent was probably mistaken for an Irish one)
Rose: Silkie Terrier (How could I not)
Clara: Cocker Spaniel
Bill: Poodle
Ryan: Azawakh
Yaz: Pashmi Hound
Martha: Mudi
Graham: Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen
Donna: Boykin Spaniel
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I’m a very color centric person so here’s the 13 era characters as colors:
13- a very like golden/bright yellow-orange
Yaz: a nice maroon
Ryan: deep blue- maybe a bit lighter/more saturated than navy?
Graham: a very rich and warm brown
Dan: a like medium green- maybe like forest?
The master: a muted purple-pink
Grace: bright green
Jericho: tbh he gives off a nice teal or cyan- maybe a turquoise?
Claire: rose gold?
Sonia: a very bright orange, not like neon but a nice bright orange, like the fruit
Fugitive doctor: burnt orange
And just for fun:
Missy: nice deep purple, more blue than red
River: scarlet red, like the lipstick color that everyone associates with being sexy
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i don't think i've ever watched a season of a show that fast.
i really liked season eleven. i think the character arcs were mostly well balanced–i do wish there had been even two more episodes so we could have spent a bit more time on yaz and ryan, because i think the focus was mostly on graham–but for such a big main cast i think it was done pretty well.
i don't think it's my favorite season–that goes to season four, hands down, and then ten–but i think it's really, really good, and they've got a good story and a good cast. i think the character interactions are really excellent and jodie whittaker is a really good doctor, and all the personalities are really vibrant and wonderful.
the plots are a bit messy and complicated, but when aren't they? zombie mud aliens in a witchfinder episode isn't so much less believable than shapeshifting giant wasps and agatha christie. and i like that they're self contained enough that they're all in one episode, because i think with only ten they don't have enough to waste on a double feature.
i think what i'm driving at is that i love doctor who because it's a show that goes into the highest heights and lowest depths of humanity, puts people in crazy situations and tries to see how they'd react, because it talks about family and grief and the hugeness of the universe and kindness and cruelty and it loves every last bit of it, and it doesn't take it too seriously unless it has to.
and i think season eleven does that really well.
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Thorn Bush (Doctor Who Story) - Materlist
Warnings:
Major Character Death, Minor Character Death, Implied/Referenced Character Death, Canonical Character Death, Period Typical Attitudes, Cannon-Typical Violence
Physical description:
Kathy has light brown hair and blue eyes
Summary:
Blimey, where does she begin?
Well her name is Katherine but most call her Kathy and her age, well that's the real question, a complicated one.
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Kathy is someone who is reborn into the world of Doctor Who from ours. Kathy meets the Doctor and their companions in multiple different places in their time streams throughout the Whoniverse. Not the usual companion or love interest.
Doctors 9-14
Chapters:
Chapter 1: Prologue
Chapter 2: Tooth and Claw
Chapter 3: The Girl Who Died
Chapter 4: Robot of Sherwood
Chapter 5: The Bells of Saint John
Chapter 6: The Pandorica Opens
Chapter 7: The Big Bang
Chapter 8: The Death of the Doctor
Chapter 9: The Day of the Doctor Part One
Chapter 10: The Day of the Doctor Part Two
Chapter 11: The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith
Chapter 12: The End of Time Part One
Chapter 13: The End of Time Part Two
Chapter 14: The Eleventh Hour Part One
Chapter 15: The Eleventh Hour Part Two
Chapter 16: The Shakespeare Code
Chapter 17: The Witchfinders Part One
Chapter 18: The Witchfinders Part Two
Chapter 19: The Woman Who Lived
Chapter 20: Legend of the Sea Devils
Chapter 21: Thin Ice
Chapter 22: The Haunting of Villa Diodati
Chapter 23: The Next Doctor
Chapter 24: War of the Sontarans
Chapter 25: The Unquiet Dead
Chapter 26: The Paternoster Gang
Chapter 27: The Snowmen Part One
Chapter 28: The Snowmen Part Two
Chapter 29: The Crimson Horror
Chapter 30: The Name of the Doctor
Chapter 31: Deep Breath Part One
Chapter 32: Deep Breath Part Two
Chapter 33: Survivors of the Flux
Chapter 34: The Vanquishers
Chapter 35: Family Time and Tying Up Loose Ends
Chapter 36: The Unicorn and the Wasp Part One
Chapter 37: The Unicorn and the Wasp Part Two
Chapter 38: Daleks in Manhattan
Chapter 39: Evolution of the Daleks
Chapter 40: Across the Pond
Chapter 41: Captain Jack Harkness
Chapter 42: Demons of the Punjab Part One
Chapter 43: Demons of the Punjab Part Two
Chapter 44: Idiot's Lantern
Chapter 45: Village of Angels
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I didn't have space for one-off characters and didn't include aliens. Cards on the table: I vote Clara Oswald. She was manipulative, self-righteous, and antagonistic.
Please reblog for a larger sample size.
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Murder at the Crossing
Chapters: 1/38
Fandom: Doctor Who (2005), Doctor Who, Doctor Who & Related Fandoms
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Thirteenth Doctor/Yasmin Khan
Characters: Thirteenth Doctor (Doctor Who), Yasmin Khan, Dan Lewis (Doctor Who), Ryan Sinclair, Graham O'Brien, The Master (Dhawan), lots and lots of companion cameos
Additional Tags: rated M for murder (mostly), mystery au, cozy mystery, 1920s AU, Human AU, constable!yaz, botanist!13, murder happens on the page but is not described in too much graphic detail, Slow Burn, Really really slow burn, Colleagues to Lovers, various WWI-related traumas
Summary:
The town of Little Ashmere, about an hour's walk outside of Sheffield, is a quiet place. It's orderly, and friendly, and they've had nothing terribly exciting happen there since Armistice Day.
Until a stranger is found murdered on the outskirts of town, and Constable Yasmin Khan might be the only one capable of solving the crime. Especially if she is able to convince the secretive Doctor Emily Smith to open up about her past enough to help her.
New fic time!! Thasmin meets the vibes of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, and I hope you all enjoy!! Thanks SO MUCH of course to @rosenkranz-does-things for the incredible cover art that fits this story so perfectly.
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