#u.n.i.t.

[embraceweird]

So what I'm hearing is Gorgug has the highest body count of the bad kids

[fionnemrys]

The Doctor: Do you have the technology I told you not to experiment with? Kate: 😐 You told us not to do that. The Doctor: But do you? Kate: 😑 Downstairs. 💀

Also the Doctor when he sees the forbidden technology: “This is adorable! You used actual duct tape and bubble gum. Bless!”

[pizzacade]

The Fourth Doctor's "apology" letter (with omissions planned by The Brigadier) to the Prime Minister, answering why he didn't attend the dinner at the end of the episode Robot.

[the-southern-cereal-king]

U.N.I.T: diversity win! We hired a 13 year old super genius and put automatic weaponry in his mobility aid!

[dalekofchaos]

Didn't have enough room for it, but the Paternoster Gang, so if you want that, just reply or reblog with that option

Context

U.NI.IT.

the Unified Intelligence Taskforce. The Power of the Doctor set up a new UNIT that recruited some of the Doctor's former companions so it feels like there's fertile ground for a show about who protects modern-day Earth when the Doctor's not available. An episodic structure would fit a UNIT show well, allowing it to shift from espionage thriller, to alien invasion, to weird science, like The X-Files.

An alternative UNIT show could follow in the footsteps of Star Trek: Lower Decks by focusing on a group of lowly officers who are left to pick up the pieces after one of the big exciting Doctor Who alien invasions. The Doctor always leaves a lot of destruction in their wake, so it would provide a lot of opportunities for an affectionate parody of Doctor Who. They could be led by a former UNIT operative like Sergeant Benton (John Levene) who would be an ideal character for an irreverent Doctor Who comedy. There's a lot of potential for UNIT in the new RTD era and hopefully, the Disney+ deal can help to realize it.

For obvious reasons, Jack and Mickey would be recast

Companions united.

Showing everyone who traveled with the Doctor saving the world in their own way. Each episode showing individual companions. From all the alive Classic Companions to all the New Who Companions.

Master Who? Basically The Master's show and showing what happens when The Doctor isn't there to stop The Master's universal conquest. And The Master taking on the worst people imaginable as companions. Could have Michelle Gomez, John Simm, Sascha Dhawan, Derek Jacobi, Geoffrey Beevers, Eric Roberts and Gordon Tipple return as their respective Masters/Missy

Time Lord Academy. The childhood of The Doctor, Master, and Rani during their years at the academy

Eighth Doctor adventures.

Finally giving Eight the run he deserves. Could bring in Charley or Lucie as his companions and lead into Eight in the Time War

Showing Romana and Leela on Gallifrey. During Romana's reign as Time Lady President. Leading to the Time War and how Romana was removed from power and Leela's last stand

[mister-leonn]

Two new Doctor Who headcanons for you my dear little friends:

1 - The Doctor dragged Sutekh through the time vortex, giving death to Death, spreading life accross the universe. Well here's my deal, guess who didn't realize they fixed their mistakes with destroying half of the universe? The Doctor probably doesn't see it yet but he restored the universe altogether completely erasing Tecteun's plans. On the other hand, our dear Fifteenth surely doesn't know they probably revived all the daleks and cybermen who got destroyed in the flux... But maybe also... just maybe... all the Gallifreyans as well...

2 - By biggest thought, probably a whole explanation to the Timeless Child story, (but im sure all of you figured out) The Doctor isn't exactly from another universe, thing assured, not from the next, I think the Doctor is the reincarnation of the God of Life, a god who brings life but never got to experience it, which explains the regenerations, the infinite knowledge, the telepathy, the pure passion for every living thing and the beauty of the universe. All along the Doctor was the god of life, and like death, life knows no bound through time and space, that's why they all time travel, the infinite versions of the same cranky old face who loves every living beings, the Doctor spreads life as a default mode.

[performing-personhood]

Can't stop thinking about whose hand that is.

Might've spent half an hour comparing screenshots of the hands of UNIT officers looking for that red wine color. (Kate's nails are bright red, even accounting for being in shadow i still think it isn't a match.)

[thematrix-theuniverseofdoctorwho]

U.N.I.T. “Doctor Who”

[mainlysarcastic]

I love how unit just carried the TARDIS

Like it’s a space/Time Machine that could teleport wherever you need it in an instant

But obviously with The Doctor piloting they can’t trust it so Unit just moves it themselves

[beanlightbibblekeepflickbeanboss]

NOT A PIZZA PARTY 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Imagine you die and get resurrected and your work is like PIZZA PARTY!!!!😭😭😭

[daddyslittlegirlofsammy]

So i was wacthing the "Pyramids of Mars" episode to see who the Sutekh monster(?) was and at the end of the episode the doctor tell this to Sarah

so he is telling me that he sent the monster to 2024 for the 15th doctor to to fight off with U.N.I.T???

[daystarsearcher]

Look, I know this would be a bad giftset because it's just signs, but I just think it would be very funny to put the Brig and Kate's giant U.N.I.T. signs side-by-side. Look. It runs in the family.

[pizzacade]

The first encounters Kate Lethbridge-Stewart had with The Doctor according to The Giggle novelization with the Third Doctor,

And a later encounter with the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith,

The last moments she had with Alister as a child.

And the last moments she had in general with him.

And the twist revealed by The Curator in The Day of The Doctor novelization respectfully.

[digitalwizard01]

So Shirly Ann Bingham is the new UNIT Scientific Advisor but what happened to The Osgoods?

[gallifreywhere]

UNIT dating controversy crowd where u at? I'm reading The Self-Made Man by Mark Griffiths and the Brig is still in charge in 1984.

(he doesn't appear in the story, he just covers up the mess and hires the nice cop Four & Romana helped)

[kcdahippie]

I'm OBSESSED with the political undertones of this era, particularly in how Brigadier navigates these items and relationships, while also dealing with the supernatural phenomenon that occurs in Who.

Like I need a modern day UNIT series STAT to cover this shit. (We have also totally rebuilt the UNIT with classic companions and folks who'd be interesting to watch too.)