"Just added as a guest star for episode five is Keeley Hawes (Line of Duty), who will play Ms. Delphox, described by the BBC as 'a powerful out of this world character with a dark secret'..."

Does anyone have any idea how much representation these comics contain? Characters of different races, sexualities, etc?

It's nice to know that he really isn't much different than Xander, and is therefore just as unlikeable.

That video: The Day the Earth Tried Goatse.

I like how she rekindles pointless ship wars as opposed to actually addressing the completely shitty way she handled Dumbledore's sexuality and the lack of out queer characters.

That last bit is pretty funny, considering the entire reason Buffy has made it as far as she has, for better or for worse, is due to her loved ones and friends.

... wasn't there an official version of the timeline released like two or three years ago? Why use the image of a fanmade one??

why though

It's really fucked up that they included a giant-ass tower in the background to accentuate the stature of Peter Dinklage.

I think it's pretty telling that of what I said, you chose to extrapolate based on the cisgender part. You're absolutely wonderful at hyperbole, because I never said nor implied that. What I'm saying is that white cismen a) are not everyone b) are not every part of the population c) have it incredibly easy regarding…

Also - it's very funny to me that when I send you something full of proof and sources of what we're saying, you try to discredit it by writing it off as an anti-Moff blog.

It's an "anti-Moffat" tumblr in that it collects and critiques the things he says and does. It's not like some wanky thing dedicated to setting him on fire. Please read what I linked, as they're all valid points.

You hit the nail on the head - the companions (including Martha!) from RTD's tenure are and were ordinary people who grew and developed and became extraordinary and were able to make world-/universe-impacting changes of their will. Moff's companions are adventures and mysteries to be solved, and not a whole lot else.…

Gay, white cismen. Gay white cismen don't speak for everyone in the LGBTQAIP+ spectrum.

"Guest companion" is not "permanent companion". That a few people of color have had one-time trips on the TARDIS does not negate the fact that the regular companions, in Moff's tenure, have all been white. http://stfu-moffat.tumblr.com/Moffat

The way I understand it, showrunners *are* at least partially responsible for what comes on screen and is produced, even if they didn't write the script. The few black men in season 7 being, frankly, criminals, evokes a disgusting stereotype. Although British and American culture are, indeed, different... I completely…

"Fans shouldn't have any say in how something is written or produced unless the writers or other creatives choose to. You are a fan of something because you like it, not because you've identified it as something you can jump on and change... There's something horrible about the mindset that says creators should be…

What about Catherine Tate? :>

"Less pandering to the fans. It's another thing that both Doctor Who and Sherlock share, in that too much effort seems to be put into feeding shippers' Tumblr accounts than the average (or potentially new) viewer." This is the sole point of yours I'm not sure of. What do you mean, exactly? Because fan and fandom have…

"I'll be sure to tell all the women I know who love River Song (Or Clara, or Amy) that they should stop." Deggsy never said, nor implied, that you or anyone else should do that. You're bringing what they're saying into hyperbole, which isn't fair.