#steven moffat

[krystinaarielle]

This was me on November 23, 2013. I was managing the Grist Mill coffee shop at the Columbus Marriott in Columbus, Georgia. We were supposed to keep the TV's on the news but I found that it was making my shifts depressing so I changed the tv to BBC America and I would watch Doctor Who (and Merlin which counts in this case as Colin Morgan and John Hurt both have characters in DW canon, but I digress).

On the day of the 50th I was scheduled to work and I sat excitedly with customers coming in and out (some sitting to watch me) and watched the 50th anniversary special. Giddy and caffeinated.

It's been 11 years since that day and I can't imagine telling that version of myself that one day she would get to co-host on the BBC's official Doctor Who podcast. My heart is really happy And I hope that you all give it a listen. You'll be listening to a dream come true. 💙💙 #DoctorWho

[machetesquirrel]

I’m just going to leave this here

[davidtennussy]

[dandelionjack]

moffat said i only get one chance i HAVE to fucking kill the companion and bring them back to life in 45 minutes if that’s all the time i have. companions have to be dead for a little while, it’s good for them, it’s like enrichment. adds flavour. and he was right

[giphit]

Moffat will come up with the sickest concepts ever when writing under RTD's showrunning but when he's showrunning himself he creates the power ranger daleks

[thesuburbanerd]

Steven Moffat coming back to Doctor Who after years away just to go after capitalism, organized religion as a cover for violence, the military industrial complex, AI, and “thoughts and prayers” in 46 minutes.

[paintdoktahwho]

easy mistake to make

[cyber-corp]

“War is business, and business is booming.”

FUUUUUUCK MOFFAT I MISSED YOOOOOOOU AND YOUR UNSUBTLE POLITICAL ALLEGORIES

[khunkiseia]

Honestly i dont care if River Song is badly written or whatever. She makes my mom happy that theres a woman around her age thats presented as sexy and thats kinda all that matters

[chaotic-lesbian-but-also-a-tree]

I love the doctor who fandom. For pretty much any given episode, half the fandom will love it, and the other half think it's the worst thing to ever exist. (This goes for doctors, companions, seasons, and creatures too)

[unnamedmedicalprofessional]

The handling of Gallifrey in new who is genuinely the funniest thing ever. The Doctor is given this huge tragic backstory about being the last of his kind and spends seven seasons mourning the loss of his beloved home. Than he triumphiantly manages to save Gallifrey as this huge moment to celebrate 50 years of Doctor Who. Hype about The Doctor's eventual return to Gallifrey builds up for two years. Than he gets back to Gallifrey and both The Doctor and Steven Moffat decided "Wait a minute this place fucking sucks actually. Clara is cooler than all you motherfuckers put together" and then two seasons later Chibnall blows it up again offscreen. Only on Doctor Who.

[tinkerbitch69]

I think the thing I love the most about Boom is that it’s such a simple but effective premise. No aliens, limited special effects, one simple set that’s more or less just a pile of rocks but still choc full of tension. Steven Moffat came back with the promise of Disney money and used precisely none of it lmao.

Say what you will about him but Moffat knows what doctor who is really about! Fucking around and finding out in some old quarry.

[wispedvellichor]

Your Honour he is so fucking goofy

[fanonical]

all steven moffat episode titles be like "The Impossible Of The Doctor"

all chris chibnall episode titles be like "The Timaeus Event PART 3: Proliferation of the [classic who monster]"

all RTD episode titles be like "grass"

[dandelionjack]

do you think a susan twist copy has ever interacted with a clara oswald echo as they unconsciously battled for dominance along the strands of the doctor’s twisted timestream and despite both of them believing themselves to be ordinary humans with normal lives they looked into each other’s eyes and felt a glimmer of uncanny recollection of horrors yet to come

[all-the-fun-of-the-cirkus]

it is very funny seeing how many people are sullenly going "i hate moffat but that was a good episode" "okay moffat can churn out a good episode once in a while if someone's wrangling him" like guys, it's 2024. 12's run was the peak of doctor who. the war's over, you can go home