#doctorin' up the tardis

[mortifiedandawesome]

Harry Enfield - Loadsamoney (Doin' Up the House)

[adventure-showdown]

What is your favourite Doctor Who story?

ROUND 1 MASTERPOST

synopses and propaganda under the cut

Dr Who and the Daleks

Synopsis

Accidentally thrown together, Dr. Who, his granddaughters Barbara and Susan, and their friend Ian cross the universe in Who's new invention, the space and time machine known as "Tardis". When they land on the planet Skaro, the travellers meet the kind and placid Thals, who live in fear of the dreaded Daleks. Somehow, Dr. Who and his party must find a way to help the Thals overcome the deadly mutants who live inside impenetrable metal casings.

Propaganda no propaganda submitted

Daleks’ Invasion of Earth 2150 AD

Synopsis

Policeman Tom Campbell stumbles into Tardis on a normal night and ends up being taken to 2150 A.D. by Dr. Who. In the future, Earth seems to be deserted, but the group soon finds out that the world is controlled by the evil Daleks. The human survivors hide, lest they be turned into Robomen. The Doctor teams up with the survivors to take down the Daleks.

Propaganda no propaganda submitted

Doctor in Distress

Synopsis

this is a song released in 1985

Propaganda  

EIGHTEEN MONTHS IS TOO LONG TO WAIT! BRING BACK THE DOCTOR, DON'T HESITATE! (anonymous)

Doctorin’ the TARDIS

Synopsis

this is a song realeased in 1988

Propaganda anonymous

I’m gonna Spend my Christmas with a Dalek

Synopsis

this is a song realeased in 1964

Propaganda

I'm gonna spend my Christmas with a Dalek, And hug him underneath the mistletoe And if he's very nice I'll feed him sugar spice And hang Christmas stocking from his big lead toe And when we both get up on Christmas morning I'll kiss him on his chromium-plated head And take him in to say hi to Mum And frighten daddy out of his bed I mean this singer clearly has a weird think for a Dalek. Also it would never be nice (Anastasia Cousins)

[thesinglesjukebox]

CAMILA CABELLO FT. PLAYBOY CARTI - "I LUV IT"

Per our controversy score, it's more iluvit ihateit iluvit ihateit iluvit ihateit iluvit...

[6.47]

Katherine St. Asaph: wtf (complimentary) [7]

Hannah Jocelyn: “I Luv It" is a perfect example of once avant-garde sounds being absorbed into the mainstream -- which is why people hate it -- but the way all involved fail makes it much better than it otherwise would be. Everyone involved doesn’t know how to work outside the lines of pure pop, and it shows. We have a IV-I-V-ii chord progression, normally too melancholic for upbeat electronica outside of “Off-World”, and we have a classic AABB chorus, only the AAs are iluvitiluvitiluvitiluvit and the BBs are Gucci Mane samples. Cabello is much more fun in this mode than crooning nicotine-Halloween-morphine “Never Be The Same” mode, and if she still comes across as try-hard, that adds to the song’s bizarre alchemy. Carti’s dispassionate mumbling nearly kills it, but listen to the beautiful synth arpeggio he’s up against. “I Luv It” is too structured to be incoherent, too clean to be overwhelming, and all those contradictions make the song legitimately captivating, far from the trainwreck intended. [8]

Isabel Cole: I almost admire this track’s staunch refusal to be an actual song; between its near-total disinterest in conventions like “melody” and “structure” and the fact that its hooks sound like they were recorded by a pull-string doll running out of batteries, you could almost call it avant-garde. Unfortunately, none of its repetitive noodling sounds interesting or good, hence “almost.” Carti’s verse (counterintuitively?) comes closest to achieving one of those things (song, interesting, good), although I’m not sure which one, and despite the fact that he is so inscrutable it’s like listening to a rap verse by the Swedish Chef. [3]

Alfred Soto: I like it, but it took getting used to Cabello's voice squeaking ILUVITILUVITILUVIT against a synth arpeggio. Because Cabello's always sounded like a synth anyway, the track's an exercise in harmony. [6]

Mark Sinker: Obviously I should stop trusting the mondegreen as insight generator -- but “I was on the train with the MEKONS!” Enter Greil Marcus to solve the case, in deerstalker like the Inspector in the Pink Panther cartoons, his enormous magnifying glass from our direction enlarging only his own eye (affectionate). Down these so-pretty streets a man must go who is not himself pop, who is neither tarnished nor afraid! He is the hero; he is Playboi Carti, mumblier perhaps than anyone in muttering history… [squeaks: ah!] [10]

Alex Clifton: Am I supposed to understand any of the words in this song? [3]

Taylor Alatorre: "Doctorin' the Tardis" with less self-awareness yet somehow even greater contempt for its target audience, which in this case is Millennial-Zoomer cuspers who assign mystical significance to Project X and Spring Breakers because they first saw those films before being old enough to drive. I'm opposed to it in principle -- but principle hasn't stopped me from listening to it 83 times in the past month. Mainly that's because of how the brute-force Gucci Mane sample tries to hack my brain into thinking it's actually hearing "Lemonade" for those 12 to 24 seconds. No chopping or screwing, no tenuous lyrical tie-ins, just unadulterated 2010 high school cafeteria bliss. It's such a childishly brazen tactic, like a couple of teenagers trying to sneak their vodka-filled water bottles into an all-ages show, that I can't help but nod respectfully toward it. Given all this, Playboi Carti might not seem to be the correct punchline to this joke, and if Camila had been able to wrangle a Riff Raff or Trinidad James onto here, the unified kitsch factor alone would've earned the song's full acquittal. But it's in the parts where he isn't aiming for gibberish-fueled virality that Carti justifies his presence here. "Oh you on a roll now?" feels like a playful negging of all the cheap XCX cosplay we've just had to sit through, and "she says I'm way too young" is such a teasing last-second aside, turning the very act of Guwop-sampling into a vague metaphor for shooting one's shot cross-generationally... or something. What exactly is one supposed to do with that, other than try to unlock some other secret meaning on the 84th listen? [6]

Wayne Weizhen Zhang: You luv it, but she got it.  [6]

Leah Isobel: The Charli XCX Twinks are hyperprotective of their right to feel alternative and unique, so Camila ripping off the cadence and delivery of "I Got It" (not to mention the Hereditary-biting promotional video) would of course send that particular portion of the internet into overdrive. But it's the prerogative of the actual, charting popstar to execute stylistic hairpins, particularly if she's navigated the label system well enough to actually release something as chart-poisonous as "I Luv It," extra-particularly if she's already played around in this sandbox, and extra-super-particularly if the song represents the first time she's found a convincing vehicle for her unbelievably annoying energy. Honestly, I couldn't tell you why I like this so much -- maybe it's the memory of liking the similarly fried-out Lazerproof, or the maturity to recognize that to be cringe is to be human -- but I do. Sorry! If the song slaps, I can't make it not slap!  [9]

Nortey Dowuona: "You two have been saying one bar is lame and the other one is awesome ALL NIGHT, and it's the same BAR?!!!" -- Troy from Community and me after four listens. [2]

Andrew Karpan: Every micro-generation gets the “I Love It” that it deserves. I love it. [10]

Ian Mathers: Look, it's not my fault that the degree of difficulty you've set yourself is "will this make the listener not want to just go listen to the classic Icona Pop/Charli XCX song 'I Love It' instead?" Credit to the post chorus and Carti's digitally slurred moan of a verse for making it a bit of a fight, but... [7]

Michael Hong: The most captivating word here is that sighed "tomorrow" right before the first chorus. Everything seems to go quiet as she breathes into it, the catharsis of having what you want in your reach, the high of forever in your sight. Cabello never sounds like she'll get there -- "I Luv It" is just one big, provocative, braindead pursuit for your attention, for you to see her as a captivating pop star -- but as her tongue darts across her lips and echoes the titular phrase over and over, there's the thrill she's been looking for. [7]

Kayla Beardslee: This is not a song, this is engagement bait. I cannot be bought this easily! Stream La Buena Vida! [3]

Jacob Sujin Kuppermann: It's odd that everyone is treating this as some kind of oddity; this is a Camila Cabello song, for God's sake! It's the same format as her big hit and the middling replicant (who cares about "Senorita"), just adapted for the current moment rather than the long 2010s; glitchy pop sounds are not some shocking play when it's been two presidential terms since "Vroom Vroom." Even the "Lemonade" sample feels correctly positioned – it's millennial dad rap, the exact kind of respectable pophead interpolation-fodder that Cabello, Carti, and producer Jasper Harris all probably loved as teenagers. "I Luv It" is a perfect showcase for Cabello's admittedly limited skillset; she sounds appropriately wan on the verses and cheerleader-ish on the chorus, comfortable with just being another element in Harris & El Guincho's anachronistic Pop 2 revival. Yet "I Luv It" reaches the mountaintop only upon Carti's arrival – the track pauses for a second before he starts his verse as if it's hard reloading; he then proceeds to duet with a synth solo, do his best Dirty Sprite 2-era Future impression, and go so incomprehensible that I'm not even sure if anyone else on the track knows what he's saying. Glorious. [9]

Dave Moore: I'm confident that everything that everyone who has scored this song a [4] or below says about it is accurate. But a clusterfuck contains multitudes.  [8]

Will Adams: Above all else, it's WEIRD. Strip away the stan chatter and "I Luv It" becomes an appealingly bizarre pivot in which Cabello is enraptured by a frenetic hook, woozy synths and a potentially asymmetric meter. When Playboi Carti's smeared verse arrives, you start to feel delirious. [6]

Julian Axelrod: An unrecognizable Camila Cabello, sounding like she's trying to will herself back to 2012 and secure the Spring Breakers audition she rightfully deserves. An uninterpretable Playboi Carti, facing his biggest moment in the spotlight with a burp and a shrug. An unexplainable "Lemonade" sample, as if producer El Guincho just heard The State vs Radric Davis that morning and decided he was put on this earth to get Gucci Mane a publishing check. None of it gels, none of it makes sense in the same song, none of it even makes sense in the same breath. I can only assume Camila and Co. created this incredible, idiotic Diet Coke and Mentos monstrosity to give guys like me something to be annoying about all summer. [8]

Joshua Minsoo Kim: Was kind of thrilling when it dropped but enough time has passed where this doesn't really hold up. I can only be so amused by Camila sort of just being there (she's not doing anything particularly well, nor is she flailing in any notably outrageous manner). Carti arrives with a decent verse, and then it's over. Music to be momentarily amused by and not much else. [5]

[Read, comment and vote on The Singles Jukebox]

[frodo-in-a-fez]

who up doctorin they tardis rn

[my-chaos-radio-80-list]

C'est la vie - Robbie Nevil

Call It Love - Poco

Cambodia - Kim Wilde

Caravan Of Love - The Housemartins

Careless Whisper - George Michael

Caribbean Queen - Billy Ocean

Carrie - Europe

Cars And Girls - Prefab Sprout

Catch Me I’m Falling - Real Life

Catch The Fox - Den Harrow

Cause You Are Young - C.C. Catch

Celebrate The World - Womack & Womack

Chain Reaction - Diana Ross

Challenger - Babys Gang

Charlene - Roxanne

China In Your Hand - T'Pau

Christmas Time - Bryan Adams (Xmas)

Circle In The Sand - Belinda Carlisle

Come Back And Stay - Bad Boys Blue

Come Back And Stay - Paul Young

Comanchero - Raggio Di Luna (Moon Ray)

Coming Up - Paul McCartney

Comment te dire adieu - Jimmy Somerville, June Miles Kingston

Conga! - Gloria Estefan, Miami Sound Machine

Crash - The Primitives

Crimson And Clover - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts

Crockett’s Theme - Jan Hammer

Cross My Broken Heart - Sinitta

Cruel Summer - Bananarama

Cry Wolf - a-ha

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Dancing Into Danger - Inker & Hamilton

Dancing On The Ceiling - Lionel Richie

Dancing With Myself - Billy Idol

Dancing With Tears In My Eyes - Ultravox

Dangerous - Roxette

Dear Prudence - Siouxsie And The Banshees

Desire - Roni Griffith

Diggin Your Scene - The Blow Monkeys

Dinner With Gershwin - Donna Summer

Disco Band - Scotch

Do They Know It’s Christmas 84 - Band Aid (Xmas)

Do You Really Want To Hurt Me - Culture Club

Doctorin’ The Tardis - The Timelords

Dolce Vita - Ryan Paris

Domino Dancing - Pet Shop Boys

Dominoes - Robbie Nevil

Don’t Answer Me - Alan Parsons Project

Don’t Ask Me Why - Eurythmics

Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark - The Robert Cray Band

Don’t Be So Shy - Moti Special

Don’t Bring Me Down - Electric Light Orchestra

Don’t Cry Tonight - Savage

Don’t Dream It’s Over - Crowded House

Don’t Forget To Dance - The Kinks

Don’t Give Up - Peter Gabriel feat. Kate Bush

Don’t Go - F.R. David

Don't Go - Pseudo Echo

Don’t Go - Yazoo

Don’t Leave Me This Way - The Communards, Sarah Jane Morris

Don’t Let Me Down - Boytronic

Don’t Look Back - Fine Young Cannibals

Don't Tell Me Lies - Breathe

Don’t You Want Me - Jody Watley

Don’t You Want Me - The Human League

Down Under - Men At Work

Downtown ‘88 - Petula Clark

Dragnet - The Art Of Noise

Dreamin’ - Cliff Richard

Dreamin’ - Status Quo

Dreamtime - Daryl Hall

Dress You Up - Madonna

Drive - The Cars

Driving Home For Christmas - Chris Rea (Xmas)

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Each Time You Break My Heart - Nick Kamen

Easy Lady - Spagna

Ella, elle l'a - France Gall

Eloise - The Damned

Ever Fallen In Love - Fine Young Cannibals

Every Breath You Take - The Police

Every Day (I Love You More) - Jason Donovan

Everybody - Visions

Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fears

Everything Counts - Depeche Mode

Everything’s Coming Up Roses - Black

Everywhere - Fleetwood Mac

Express Yourself - Madonna

Eyes Without A Face - Billy Idol

[laboitediabolique]

Cover of the 7 inch single for The Timelords "Doctorin' the Tardis", KLF Communications, May 1988.

This was a one off novelty record by the KLF under the name The Timelords which was created when the group were going to make a house record using the Doctor Who theme song, but discovered it only worked using beats sounding very much like Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll Parts 1 and 2". Giving up on their original plan, they decided to make a novelty record incorporating not only the Doctor Who theme with the Gary Glitter song, but also sampling The Sweet's "Block Buster!". In addition the song uses the catchphrase from Harry Enfield's comedy character Loadsamoney and the "You what?" chant from Steve Walsh's "I Found Lovin'", both distorted to sound like a Dalek.

Not wanting to put their image to the song, the duo decided to use Cauty's 1968 Ford Galaxie American police car, formerly known as the JAMsmobile, as the "frontman", renaming it Ford Timelord. In one TV media appearance, the car was actually interviewed (which was in reality Drummond via a microphone). Cauty and Drummond also claimed that Ford gave them instructions on how to make the record.

Hated by the music press, the single went to number one for one week exactly in the UK in June 1988 as well toping the charts in New Zealand, reaching number 2 in Australia and and also reaching the top 10 in Belgium, Finland, Ireland and Norway. Buoyed by the single's success, Cauty and Drummond cashed in further by rerecording and rereleasing the single with new vocals from Gary Glitter himself. In 1989, the KLF released a book, The Manual (How to Have a Number One the Easy Way), which Austrian dance music group Edelweiss used as a template to produce their number one hit single, "Bring Me Edelweiss".

[jamieroxxartist]

*I always liked that the Car was the Lead Singer! lol  #TheTimelords - #DoctorinTheTardis #DoctorWhoDay!*

Doctorin’ the Tardis" is a 1988 electronic novelty pop single by the Timelords (“Time Boy” and “Lord Rock”, aliases of Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, better known as The KLF). The song is predominantly a mash-up of the Doctor Who theme music and Gary Glitter’s “Rock and Roll (Part Two)” with sections from “Blockbuster!” by Sweet. The single was not well received by critics but was a commercial success, hitting number one on the UK and New Zealand singles charts, and reaching the top 10 in Australia, Finland, Ireland and Norway.** Credit for the “Talent” behind the song was attributed not to Drummond (Time Boy) and Cauty (Lord Rock) but to “Ford Timelord”, Cauty’s 1968 Ford Galaxie American police car!

Cauty and Drummond claimed that Ford gave them instructions on how to make the record. Ford featured prominently on the sleeve of “Doctorin’ the Tardis”, where he is quoted as saying “Hi! I’m Ford Timelord. I’m a car, and I’ve made a record”, and “…I mixed and matched some tunes we all know and love, got some mates down and made this record. Sounds like a hit to me”. Promotion of the single centered around Ford Timelord who was even “interviewed” on television.

[parkerbombshell]

Sensoria Nov 25

Listen to Sensoria every Friday on.bombshellradio.com at 10 pm EST oronto's DJ Dreamdoctor presents Sensoria every Friday at 10 p.m. EST.  Spinning classic alternative, postpunk, industrial, electro, alternative dance music, synthpop, Britpop, punk, powerpop, and new music that carries on the legacy of the classic alternative scene. This week a hot new dark synthpop track by Germany's Beyond Border and classics from The Timelords, London After Midnight, The Cure, Public Image Ltd., KMFDM and much more.  Kill the lights and turn on the smoke machine as this week's show will get a bit dark clubby.  Turn it on. Turn it up. Repeats on Saturday at 10 a.m. Playlist: Morrissey - Irish Blood, English Heart, Captain Beefheart - Electricity, Public Image Ltd. - Rise, The Cure - I'm a Cult Hero, 60 Ft. Dolls - Terminal Crash Fear, Camouflage - The Great Commandment, Beyond Border - Modern Love (feat. N-Frequency), Skinny Puppy - Smothered Hope, MCL (Micro Chip League) - New York, KMFDM - Piggybank, MC 900 Ft. Jesus - The City Sleeps, The Timelords (The KLF) - Doctorin' the Tardis, Siouxsie and the Banshees - Love in a Void         Read the full article

[silverfoxstole]

Me (mind wandering while sewing and listening to 80s music): It really is about time Doctorin’ the TARDIS was used as the theme tune.

[mortifiedandawesome]

Harry Enfield - Loadsamoney (Doin' Up the House)

[adventure-showdown]

What is the Best Doctor Who Story Ever Told?

Hello everybody and welcome to this, frankly ridiculously sized, tournament between not only every televised Doctor Who story, not only the spinoffs, not only a large number of minisodes, but over a 100 audios and dozens of other stories from other corners of the EU.

Now we will have to whittle over 600 stories down to jusst one, that is a lot of matches, a lot of rounds, just a lot, until very late in the game, rounds will be posted across several days. Right now the goal is to post (up to) new matches daily from Sunday to Thursday, with Friday's a day off for my own sake, which in my current plan places the final on the 18th of December (thats right, this'll be out of date before its even over, during round 2 in fact)

You can use this form to submit propaganda for your favourite stories (or anti propaganda for ones you hate). there is a more checkable list of nominations here if you want to know what you can submit propaganda for

without further ado

ROUND 1 (Group Stage)

earlier in the year I ran some polls between televised Doctor Who stories, the top 50% for each Doctor have automatically advanced to Round 2, which is why (a) there are stories missing, and (b) the groups between the remaing stories are a lot deadlier

Every day will have groups from across the Doctor Who Universe, from Classic Who, New Who, TV Spinoffs, and the EU

Day 6

Group 1

The Twin Dilemma

Attack of the Cybermen

The Two Doctors

Timelash

Mindwarp

The Ultimate Foe

Group 2

Time and the Rani

Paradise Towers

Delta and the Bannermen

Dragonfire

Silver Nemesis

The Greatest Show in the Galaxy

Group 3

The Tsuranga Conundrum

The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos

Praxeus

Can You Hear Me?

Flux

Legend of the Sea Devils

Group 4

The Ghost Monument

Arachnids in the UK

Kerblam!

Orphan 55

Ascension of the Cybermen/The Timeless Children

Revolution of the Daleks

Once, Upon Time

Survivors of the Flux

The Vanquishers

Group 5

Mutant Copper

The Custodians

Taphony of the Time Loop

Robot Gladiators

Mind Snap/Angel of the North/The Last Precinct/Hound of the Korven/The Eclipse of the Korven

Group 6

For Tonight We Might Die

The Coach with the Dragon Tattoo

Nightvisiting

Co-Owner of a Lonely Heart/Brave-ish Heart

Detained

The Metaphysical Engine or What Quill Did

The Lost

Group 7

The Last Beacon

Serenity

Rhys and Ianto's Excellent Barbecue

A Spoonful of Mayhem

The Lumiat

Too Many Masters

Group 8

Expiry Dating

Ghosts

The Cars that Ate London!

A Photograph to Remember

Psychodrome

Iterations of I

Group 9

Living Legend

The Martian Invasion of Planetoid 50

The Bekdel Test

Oh No It Isn't

The Eleven Day Empire/The Shadow Play

Smoke and Mirrors

Group 10

Dooms Day hour 1

An Adventure in Space and Time

Shada (1992) version with linking narration from Tom Baker

Shada animated reconstruction

Return to Shada webcast with 8

Group 11

Dreamland

Real Time

Scream of the Shalka

The Infinite Quest

Ronald Rat continuity announcement

The Man from M.I.5

Group 12

Dr Who and the Daleks

Dalek's Invasion of Earth 2150AD

Doctor in Distress

Doctorin' the TARDIS

I'm gonna Spend my Christmas with a Dalek

previous days under the cut

Day 1

Group 1

The Sensorites

Planet of Giants

The Web Planet

The Crusade

Mission to the Unknown

The Massacre

The Celestial Toymaker

The Savages

Group 2

Marco Polo

Galaxy 4

The Myth Makers

The Ark

The Gunfighters

The Smugglers

Group 3

The Underwater Menace

The Ice Warriors

The Dominators

The Krotons

The Seeds of Death

Group 4

The End of the World

The Unquiet Dead

Aliens of London/World War Three

The Long Game

Boom Town

Group 5

The Christmas Invasion

Love and Monsters

Gridlock

Voyage of the Damned

Planet of the Dead

Group 6

Invasion of the Bane

Revenge of the Slitheen

Eye of the Gorgon

Warriors of Kudlak

Whatever Happened to Sarah-Jane

The Lost Boy

Group 7

The Last Sontaran

The Day of the Clown

Secrets of the Stars

The Mark of the Berserker

The Temptation of the Sarah-Jane Smith

Enemy of the Bane

Group 8

Prisoner of the Judoon

The Mad Woman in the Attic

The Wedding of Sarah-Jane Smith

The Eternity Trap

Mona Lisa's Revenge

Group 9

The Marian Conspiracy

The Apocalyspe Element

The Shadow of the Scourge

The Holy Terror

Storm Warning

Group 10

Minuet in Hell

Loups-Garoux

The Chimes of Midnight

Seasons of Fear

The Time of the Daleks

Group 11

Jubilee

Neverland

Spare Parts

Creatures of Beauty

Doctor Who and the Pirates

Group 12

Omega

Master

Zagreus

Scherzo

The Natural History of Fear

Group 13

The Room With All the Doors

Grey Matter

Lepidoptery for Beginners

Something Borrowed

Nothing at the End of the Lane

Group 14

Divided Loyalties

Fear of the Dark

Fear Itself

12 Doctors, 12 Stories

Scratchman

The Stranger

Group 15

Vampire Science

Alien Bodies

Seeing I

The Scarlet Empress

Unnatural History

Interference

Group 16

The Blue Angel

The Burning

The Turing Test

The Year of Intelligent Tigers

The City of the Dead

The Adventuress of Henrietta Street

Day 2

Group 1

The Highlanders

The Faceless Ones

The Abominable Snowmen

The Wheel in Space

The Space Pirates

Group 2

Ambassadors of Death

Colony in Space

Day of the Daleks

The Time Monster

Frontier in Space

Death to the Daleks

Group 3

Doctor Who and the Silurians

The Claws of Axos

The Mutants

Planet of the Daleks

The Monster of Peladon

Planet of Spiders

Group 4

New Earth

Tooth and Claw

The Girl in the Fireplace

Fear Her

The Shakespeare Code

Daleks in Manhattan/Evolution of the Daleks

The Lazarus Experiment

The Sontaran Stratagem/The Poison Sky

Group 5

Rise of the Cybermen/The Age of Steel

The Idiot's Lantern

42

The Doctor's Daughter

The Next Doctor

Group 6

The Gift

The Nightmare Man

The Vault of Secrets

Death of the Doctor

The Empty Planet

Group 7

Lost in Time

Goodbye, Sarah-Jane Smith

Sky

The Curse of Clyde Langer

The Man Who Never Was

Group 8

Everything Changes

Day One

Ghost Machine

Cyberwoman

Small Worlds

Group 9

Arrangements for War

The Harvest

Faith Stealer

Caerdroia

Terror Firma

Group 10

Singularity

Other Lives

The Kingmaker

The Girl Who Never Was

The Condemned

The Doomwood Curse

Group 11

The Magic Mousetrap TIE

The Company of Friends: Benny's Story

The Company of Friends: Fitz's Story

The Company of Friends: Izzy's Story

The Company of Friends: Mary's Story TIE

A Death in the Family

Group 12

Robophobia

The Silver Turk

1963: The Assassination Games

The Widow's Assassin

Dalek Soul

The Grey Man of the Mountain

Group 13

Mad Dogs and Englishmen

Anachrophobia

The Book of the Still

The Crooked World

Camera Obscura

The Gallifrey Chronicles

Group 14

The Left-Handed Hummingbird

Human Nature

Lungbarrow

The Blood Cell

Engines of War

Group 15

The Book of War

This Town Will Never Let Us Go

Of the City of the Saved

Doctor Who and Shada (fan novelisation)

Harvest of Time

Group 16

The Star Beast

Voyager

The World Shapers

Ground Zero

The Flood

Day 3

Group 1

Robot

Revenge of the Cybermen

The Android Invasion

The Sunmakers

Meglos

Group 2

The Brain of Morbius

Image of the Fendahl

The Power of Kroll

The Creature from the Pit

Nightmare of Eden

Group 3

Victory of the Daleks

The Curse of the Black Spot

Closing Time

Asylum of the Daleks

The Bells of Saint John

Name of the Doctor

Group 4

The Hungry Earth/Cold Blood

Night Terrors

The Doctor, the Widow, and the Wardrobe

Dinosaurs on a Spaceship

A Town Called Mercy

Hide

Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS

The Crimson Horror

Group 5

Countrycide

Greeks Bearing Gifts

They Keep Killing Suzie

Random Shoes

Out of Time

Group 6

Combat

Captain Jack Harkness

End of Days

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang

Sleeper

To the Last Man

Group 7

Meat

Adam

Reset

Dead Man Walking

A Day in the Death

Something Borrowed

Group 8

The Blood of the Daleks

Horror of Glam Rock

Immortal Beloved

Phobos

No More Lies

Group 9

Human Resources

To the Death

The Eleven

The Red Lady

The Galileo Trap

Group 10

The Gift

The Sonomancer

Absent Friends

The Eighth Piece

The Doomsday Chronometer

Group 11

The Crucible of Souls

Ship in a Bottle

Songs of Love

The Side of the Angels

Stop the Clock

Group 12

The Fallen

The Land of Happy Endings

Old Friends

Space in Dimension Relative and Time

Time in Reverse

Group 13

The Zero Imperative

The Devil of Winterborne

Unnatural Selection

Ghosts of Winterborne

When to Die

Group 14

Summoned by Shadows

More Than a Messiah

In Memory Alone

The Terror game

Breach of the Peace

Eye of the Beholder

Day 4

Group 1

Planet of Evil

The Invisible Enemy

The Invasion of Time

The Armageddon Factor

Destiny of the Daleks

Group 2

The Sontaran Experiment

The Masque of Mandragora

The Talons of Weng-Chiang

Underworld

The Leisure Hive

Full Circle

Group 3

The Lodger

The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People

Let's Kill Hitler

Cold War

Nightmare in Silver

Group 4

Into the Dalek

Robot of Sherwood

Kill the Moon

The Pyramid at the End of the World

The Eaters of light

Group 5

From Out of the Rain

Adrift

Fragments

Exit WOunds

Children of Earth

Miracle Day

Group 6

K9 and Company

Regeneration/Liberation/The Korven

The Bounty Hunter

Sirens of Ceres

Fear Itself

The Fall of the House of Gryffen

Group 7

Escape from Kaldor

Better Watch Out/Fairytale in Salzburg

Companion Piece

Day of the Master

Paradox of the Daleks

Inside Every Warrior

Group 8

Stranded

UNIT Dating

Here Lies Drax

The Love Vampires

Albie's Angels

Group 9

Solitaire

Peri and the Piscon Paradox TIE

The Cold Equations TIE

The Last Post

The Scorchies

Nightshade

Group 10

Death and the Queen

The Sword of the Chevalier

No Place

The Creeping Death

Out of Time (individual story)

Wink

Group 11

Wartime

Zygon: When Being You Just Isn't Enough

Downtime

Sil and the Seeds of Andor

Group 12

Wall's Sky Ray lollies advert

Merry Christmas Doctor Who

Step into the 80s/On Through the 80s

A Fix With Sontarans

Dalek Weetabix advert

Famin Appeal 1985

Group 13

The Shrink

Search Out Space

Dimensions in Time

Emperor of the Daleks

The Curse of Fatal Death

Day 5

Group 1

Four to Doomsday

Terminus

Warriors of the Deep

The Awakening

Resurrection of the Daleks

Group 2

The Visitation

Black Orchid

Time-Flight

Arc of Infinity

The King's Demons

Group 3

Listen

The Girl Who Died

Sleep No More

Knock Knock

The Lie of the Land

The Empress of Mars

Group 4

The Caretaker

In the Forest of the Night

Last Christmas

The Woman Who Lived

The Return of Doctor Mysterio

Twice Upon a Time

Group 5

The Jaws of Orthrus

Dream-Eaters

Curse of Anubis

Oroborus

Alien Avatar

Group 6

The Aeolian

The Last Oak Tree

Black Hunger

The Cambridge Spy

Lost Library of Ukko

Group 7

Square One

First Days of Phaidon

Gallifrey IV

Warfare

Unity

Group 8

The Queen of Time

Paradise 5

The Elite

I am the Master

Forever Fallen

A Full Life

Group 9

The Fifth Citadel

The Forgotten Villafe

Peshka

The Concrete Cage TIE

Troubled Waters TIE

The Hollow King

Group 10

Born Again

Tardisodes

Time Crash

Space/Time

The Naked Truth

Night and the Doctor

Group 11

Pond Life

P.S.

The Great Detective

The Bells of Saint John: A prequel

The Battle of Demons Run: Two Days Later

Clara and the TARDIS

Group 12

Rain Gods

Night of the Doctor

The Last Day

The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot

The Doctor's Meditation

Farewell Sarah-Jane

[rowanthestrange]

look if you think 2012 doctor who fandom was cringey, that’s nothing. in 1985, when the show was on a hiatus and it looked like it might cancelled, people got together to release a charity single about how the bbc should bring back the doctor called doctor in distress, and it’s one of the worst things i’ve ever listened to with my own two ears

[ao3feed-goodomens]

by Copperbell111

Suggested Music - The Timelords, Doctorin' the Tardis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5fDOCwa9L0&ab_channel=EmperorPalpatine

Adam's friend has been going on about Dr Who forever, and so when Parsons gets Adam to create a Time machine, it happens to be a Tardis.. also Crowley is in labor and about to give birth.

Words: 2399, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Series: Part 7 of Moonchild

Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV), Doctor Who & Related Fandoms

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: F/M, M/M

Characters: Crowley (Good Omens), Aziraphale (Good Omens), Adam Young (Good Omens), Jack Parsons, Original Character

Relationships: Aziraphale & Crowley (Good Omens), Adam Young/Original Character

Additional Tags: Sort of Dr Who Crossover, dr who, The TARDIS - Freeform, The Antichrist

[michelleplayswithfire]

FAV UK NUMBER ONES

It’s gonna be a post instead of a page, because reasons

1980: 1. Going Underground - The Jam 2. Start! - The Jam 3. Don’t Stand So Close To Me - The Police 4. Ashes To Ashes - David Bowie 5. Super Trouper - ABBA

1981: 1. Ghost Town - The Specials 2. Stand And Deliver - Adam and the Ants 3. Prince Charming - Adam and the Ants 4. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic - The Police 5. Shaddap You Face - Joe Dolce

1982.  1. Town Called Malice - The Jam 2. The Model / Computer Love - Kraftwerk 3. House of Fun - Madness 4. I Don’t Wanna Dance - Eddy Grant 5. Beat Surrender - The Jam (can you see where this is going?)

1983: (not many different #1s in this year) 1. Give It Up - KC and the Sunshine Band 2. Every Breath You Take - The Police 3. Down Under - Men At Work 4. Let’s Dance - David Bowie 5. Billie Jean - Michael Jackson

1984: 1. I Feel For You - Chaka Khan 2. Two Tribes - Frankie Goes To Hollywood (9 fucking weeks!) 3. Relax - Frankie Goes To Hollywood 4. The Reflex - Duran Duran 5. Careless Whisper - Wham!

1985:  1. A Good Heart - Feargal Sharkey 2. Easy Lover - Phil Collins and Philip Bailey 3. You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) - Dead Or Alive 4. If I Was - Midge Ure  5. There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart) - Eurythmics

1986: 1. West End Girls - Pet Shop Boys  2. The Edge Of Heaven - Wham! 3. Caravan of Love - The Housemartins 4. True Blue - Madonna 5. Papa Don’t Preach - Madonna

1987: 1. I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me) - Aretha Franklin and George Michael 2. Respectable - Mel and Kim 3. It’s A Sin - Pet Shop Boys 4. Everything I Own - Boy George 5. China In Your Hand - T’Pau

1988: 1. Mistletoe and Wine - Cliff Richard 2. Orinoco Flow - Enya 3. I Owe You Nothing - Bros 4. Doctorin’ The Tardis - The Timelords 5. I Should Be So Lucky - Kylie Minogue

1989: 1. Especially For You - Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan 2. Too Many Broken Hearts - Jason Donovan 3. Belfast Child - Simple Minds 4. You’ll Never Stop Me Loving You - Sonia 5. Ferry Cross The Mersey - The Christians, Holly Johnson, Paul McCartney, Gerry Marsden and Stock, Aiken and Waterman  

HMs: Don’t You Want Me - The Human League, Perfect - Fairground Attraction, The Only Way Is Up - Yazz and the Plastic Population, Goody Two Shoes - Adam Ant

[panicattackpavlova]

Tag game

I was tagged by @killmypiano yay!

Rules: You can usually tell a lot about a person by the type of music they listen to! Put your playlist on shuffle and list the first 10 songs, and then tag 10 people! No skipping!

You are about to witness my really weird music taste. Are you ready

1. Doctorin in the tardis (real song that was in the charts in the 1980s)

2. The doctor who song- brett domino

3. Surfin bird- the trashmen ( the song that goes bbb bird bird bird the bird is the word)

4. Are you ready for love- Elton John

5. Let it go the doctor who version by Arthur darvil (the ballard of Arthur darvil.)

6. Gaston but all the rhymes are switched- fresh memes for your health

7. Paul McCartney by wonderful Christmas time but all the lyrics are the moon is right- Michael m( yes thats literally the title of the video)

8. Slade, merry Christmas everybody but all the lyrics are "are you hanging up your stocking on your wall"- Michael m

9. Chloe- Elton John

And finally

10. Elton John- lil phag ( yes, a guy called lil phag wrote a 'thing' called Elton John, it's the worst song that I've ever heard but it's better then one direction)

From this i can conquer that i need therapy

[searingdestiny]

Music meme

I saw this again on someones blog so wanted to do it XD

Put your playlist on shuffle and write the first 10 songs that play. Then tag. (I have an mp3 player so I am gonna use shuffle on that :P ) 

ps: my music taste is HORRENDOUS >:D

1.  The Timelords (The KLF) - Doctorin' The Tardis (of course XD)

2. Voltaire - Land of the Dead

3. Caravan Palace - Rock it For Me

4. Nightcore - Pretty Girl (original song pretty girl)

5. Magic box - Carrilon (I love this song XD its creepy)

6.  Walk The Moon ~ Shut Up and Dance

7.  Grim Grinning Ghosts - VoicePlay A Cappella

8. To the sky - Owl City

9. Backstreet Boys - The Call 

10.  WORLD ORDER "HAVE A NICE DAY" - (please watch the music video to this song it is AMAZING!)

Sorry for my wacky tastes :P

Time to tag people! @themacbethslayer​ @mystkamm​ @loombarrow​ @gemvictorfromtheponyverse​