A Black Lady-Nerd

Nerdiness from a different demographic

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Doctor Who Meme ✖ [1/9] Scenes

Sonnet 18

I love the look on Martha’s face.

Because I bet she read that Sonnet when she was in school.

And the realization that that fucking sonnet is going to be about HER RADIANT BLACK BEAUTY!!!

Martha Fucking Jones gets POETRY written for her that lasts through the ages.

YAAASSSS

The Doctor’s faces are killing me!

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I actually find this really great because NOBODY KNOWS who “the dark lady” is.  There are various sonnets composed for/about her, but nobody knows her identity.

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Anonymous asked: How much Classic Who have you watched?

I have only seen a few episodes of the 4th Doctor and one episode of the 1st Doctor. Other than that I have read about previous regenerations. 

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mikesboxofawesome:

The rumor, or speculation really, is that this is an incarnation between 8 and 9, making 9 the 10th, 10th the 11th, and 11th the 12th. That doesn’t make much sense, since this Doctor’s actions are supposed to be his greatest secret. The assumption a lot of people are making is that this is the version that was in the Time War and his actions were so terrible that the Doctor denies ever being him.
Except, we’ve already been told the terrible things that the Doctor did in the Time War. He (thought that he) wiped out all of the Daleks and locked all of the remaining Time Lords in that pocket dimension they briefly escaped from in the 10th Doctor’s final episode. It’s not much of a secret if the Daleks know about it (or at least they did until that stupid and illogical memory wipe from the beginning of this series). It’s not much of a secret if Wilf knows about it, and he was there when the Time Lords briefly returned, along with the Master.
The most logical solution would be that John Hurt’s Doctor is nothing more than a physical manifestation of the Doctor’s guilt and self-loathing over his actions in the Time War and maybe for the other things he’s done over the years. A bit like that character from the dream episode in series 5 or something somewhat like the Valeyard. Make it a temporary anomaly caused by the trip into his own timeline. 
Alternately, just make him an aged 8th Doctor near the end of his time. That preserves the 1-10 status quo.
The only way I’ll accept John Hurt as the 9th Doctor is if Christopher Eccleston bursts out of his chest instead of regenerating.
Other than that it was an alright episode. It was nice to see Hartnell swiping the TARDIS and leaving Gallifrey for the first time. I liked how they went for the fakeout with John Hurt from behind looking a bit like Eccleston before the reveal. I didn’t even find River Song that annoying this time around. (I still hope every time she shows up that it’ll be the last, and this episode sure looks like that might be if for her. I hope so.) The CGI and green screen stuff with Clara and the old Doctors was a bit bad, but it was better than stuntmen running by dressed as old Doctors.
One last thought, doesn’t Clara picking the Doctor’s TARDIS contradict the episode where the TARDIS turns into a woman for a bit and tells the Doctor that she picked him? 

mikesboxofawesome:

The rumor, or speculation really, is that this is an incarnation between 8 and 9, making 9 the 10th, 10th the 11th, and 11th the 12th. That doesn’t make much sense, since this Doctor’s actions are supposed to be his greatest secret. The assumption a lot of people are making is that this is the version that was in the Time War and his actions were so terrible that the Doctor denies ever being him.

Except, we’ve already been told the terrible things that the Doctor did in the Time War. He (thought that he) wiped out all of the Daleks and locked all of the remaining Time Lords in that pocket dimension they briefly escaped from in the 10th Doctor’s final episode. It’s not much of a secret if the Daleks know about it (or at least they did until that stupid and illogical memory wipe from the beginning of this series). It’s not much of a secret if Wilf knows about it, and he was there when the Time Lords briefly returned, along with the Master.

The most logical solution would be that John Hurt’s Doctor is nothing more than a physical manifestation of the Doctor’s guilt and self-loathing over his actions in the Time War and maybe for the other things he’s done over the years. A bit like that character from the dream episode in series 5 or something somewhat like the Valeyard. Make it a temporary anomaly caused by the trip into his own timeline. 

Alternately, just make him an aged 8th Doctor near the end of his time. That preserves the 1-10 status quo.

The only way I’ll accept John Hurt as the 9th Doctor is if Christopher Eccleston bursts out of his chest instead of regenerating.

Other than that it was an alright episode. It was nice to see Hartnell swiping the TARDIS and leaving Gallifrey for the first time. I liked how they went for the fakeout with John Hurt from behind looking a bit like Eccleston before the reveal. I didn’t even find River Song that annoying this time around. (I still hope every time she shows up that it’ll be the last, and this episode sure looks like that might be if for her. I hope so.) The CGI and green screen stuff with Clara and the old Doctors was a bit bad, but it was better than stuntmen running by dressed as old Doctors.

One last thought, doesn’t Clara picking the Doctor’s TARDIS contradict the episode where the TARDIS turns into a woman for a bit and tells the Doctor that she picked him? 

Filed under doctor who name of the doctor what the HELL?!! not happy john hurt

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toosassyforthedoctor:

All my friends seem to hate Martha Jones and it’s making me scared to think I’m the only one who loved her. Like/reblog this if you love/d Martha Jones!

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katreent:

This two pics pretty much summarize 2nd season and 3d season, I guess the writers created this parallels on purpose to show the emotional state of the Doctor.So here it is New New York with Martha-gloomy, miserable, dark and lifeless-this is how the Doctor felt after Rose’s disappearance. And a huge contrast to New New York with Rose-beautiful, flourishing, shinning, happy- the relationships between Doctor and Rose…

Or it could also be seen as a representation of the unfair treatment Martha received from the Doctor. Yes he was sad but that’s no excuse for his treatment of her.

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