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[expectiations]

KATE LETHBRIDGE-STEWART 1.02 | “Plastic Apocalypse”

[notyoujamie]

[headcanonsandmore]

I'm gonna be honest; going from "interspecies shagging" to "Kate Stewart sobbing in her car while grieving her lover" is a bit of a jarring tonal shift.

[clowns0cks]

sigh…..

[pricklytriangle]

Tom McKay and Rose Reynolds in Drones, Baby, Drones' play performed at the Arcola Theatre, London, UK, 04 Nov 2016

[petercapaldifan1]

Photo Section Of Peter Capaldi In Comic Store In Atlanta In 2019🔥

[mndvx]

DOCTOR WHO — The Zygon Inversion (S09E08) directed by Daniel Nettheim | written by Peter Harness and Steven Moffat

[tinkerbitch69]

I want to make it very clear that while I think the head of a large military organization allowing a dangerous alien monster to brutalise some guy was pretty fucked up regardless of the circumstances, it is 100% in character for Kate Stewart.

She would fucking do that.

[dandelionjack]

that and COVID denialism, obviously, which i somehow managed to miss despite *this* plot point below

UNIT aren’t always cops. they’re a nebulous enough fictional organisation that they can be whatever the show wants them to represent. in Lucky Day, they’re the NHS, the WHO, and they’re climatologists.

[marvelmaniac715]

When Conrad started insulting the Brigadier, I half-expected Cyber-Brig to burst through a wall and punch him really hard in the face. I knew it wouldn’t happen, obviously, but it did lead to me developing the head canon that after ‘Death in Heaven’, the Brigadier went right back to U.N.I.T and even has an office, where people who mess up are sent to receive a withering stare (well, as withering as a Cyberman’s stare can be) until they’re sufficiently ashamed of themselves. Of course it could never happen because it makes no logical sense, but I think it’s a fun concept to imagine, because we already know that U.N.I.T is hiding worse things than one Cyberman Brigadier.

[familyparadox]

This is actually canon by the way

Cyberbrig

According to some accounts, the cyber-converted but still independent Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart remained active as "the Cyberbrig", a sup

[thewomancallednova]

And here's the original Idiot's Lantern sketch

[marvelmaniac715]

This’ll be stuck in my head now, I didn’t know THIS existed either 🤣🤣🤣

[aenslem]

Peter Capaldi in Heaven Sent

[shippingsincebeforeyouwereborn]

Do you think Jemma says to herself, “oh the Berena folk will love this move”?

[mydearsarahjane]

I’m going insane :’)

[starfleetwitch]

[joodle-doodle]

she's serving such cunt i can't deal with her

[antigonesghosts]

Ok. Kate. Her entire spiral when she was taken over was entirely based in paranoia and it is not a stretch to say that that was likely to be at least in some part caused by how she grew up and was raised. She has spent her entire life surrounded by invasions and the worry that something is out to get her- and a lot of the time it is! If you've read her story in origin stories it's right there! Even more recently in the flux when she was forced to give up her life as she knew it just to survive! She is constantly living on edge because something is always around the corner and she has to personally figure out a way to fight against it. The hug also. How many hugs do we think she gets in her life? That one was so brief and yet it said so much. She is not one to openly show weakness like that- unless it's the Doctor and even then it was around her staff- people she is meant to be a leader to. She really needed that hug. And yet it was brief, she still resisted it because she knew there was no time for comfort and honestly in her life, when has there been time for it. Anyway, what I really liked about the spiral is how it showed how easy it is for anyone to fall down that spiral of hate and in her case it is born of paranoia. Idk I think she had some really nice character moments in that episode and I really enjoyed how RTD wrote her in particular

[m-a-salter]

But what do we do this time, Doctor? How do we fight the human race?

Step 1: Look fucking fabulous in a pantsuit.