Yep. I’m still hella suspicious.

Back in 2015, a single image convinced me I would never watch Doctor Who.

One for each Dcotor. :)

Thanks for giving Who a chance. 

Starred both times because Donna.

Moffat wrote “The Curse of the Fatal Death,” a comedy short that ends with the Doctor regenerating into Joanna Lumley.

I started watching DW when Leela came along with the 4th doctor. Then she left soon after the 5th doctor began, and I stopped watching again... :)

This is great... but you might want to work on that whole judging a book by its cover thing you have going on. Most times, the scenes in these publicity images aren’t even in the show. The people who prepare those aren’t the same ones who write and create the show. Even if you never watch another Doctor Who episode,…

I like the new ‘friends’ - Graham is a particular surprise for me, as most UKers will know Bradley Walsh more for his gameshow hosting than acting (but he’s actually a pretty good actor). Not invested in the other two yet but don’t instantly hate ‘em either.

I hear someone say “Behind every great man is a great woman.” and i then i finish the statement for them “Behind every great man is a great woman, but not every great woman needs a man.” 

What were your views on River Song and Missy?

Clara was low-key bisexual, though. She was dating Jane Austen offscreen her last season.

Nice snark, but I said tenure, not written by him. Who was showrunner when Neil Gaiman wrote “The Doctor’s Wife” again? It’s a stumper.

ah yes, good old steven “written by neil gaiman” moffatt

And those women had to *fight*.  We take it for granted now, but every inch they achieved was hard-won.  

I adored Amy and Rory together because it was kind of a return to the logical idea that if Doctor/Companion relationships felt off to me pairing up companions together as the Classic Series did with Ian and Barbara or Ben and Polly works fine, and they made a nice couple with their relationships with both Eleven and…

I think the section of Doctor Who that made me really appreciate the Companions role most was, oddly, during Eleven’s run.

I think companions like Barbara Wright, Sara Kingdom, Zoe Herriot, Liz Shaw, Jo Grant, Sarah Jane Smith, Leela of the Seveteem, both Romanas, Nyssa Of Traken and Ace are all great examples in the Classic Series of women who aren’t simply support and are gifted and distinctive in their own right. Even traditionally…

As much flak as Moffat deservedly gets, his tenure also did a ton to normalize the idea of time lords changing genders.