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Adventure Time and Space!

A master post of all my Doctors in Adventure Time style. These were fun, I’ll probably leave the series for a bit here but if I ever do any more, I’ll be doing things like the Peter Cushing Dr. Who, Jackson Lake & Rosita, the Curse of the Fatal Death Doctors, the Master etc… not any time soon though. I also stuck the collection on my Redbubble because I know a few of you wanted prints!

Here are the individual posts!

1, Susan, Ian and Barbara

2 and Jamie

3 and Jo

4, Sarah and K9

5, Nyssa, Tegan and Adric

6 and Peri

7 and Ace

8 and Grace

War Doctor

9 and Rose

10, Martha and Donna 

11, Amy and Rory 

12 and Clara

[doctorwho]

The return of Doctor Who was announced 10 years ago today

Here’s the BBC News article from 2003:

Doctor Who returns to TV

Cult science fiction series Doctor Who is returning to TV, 14 years after it was axed.

The much-awaited comeback will be written by acclaimed TV dramatist Russell T Davies - a self-confessed fan.

Davies’ credits include hit dramas like Bob and Rose, Queer as Folk, The Second Coming, Touching Evil, and The Grand.

Who should be next?

He said: “I grew up watching Doctor Who, hiding behind the sofa like so many others.

"Doctor Who is one of the BBC’s most exciting and original characters. He’s had a good rest and now it’s time to bring him back!"

The revival will be produced by BBC Wales, whose head of drama Julie Gardner said: “It will be a thrill to work with him on such a landmark TV series.

"This is very early days and it is unlikely anything will be on screen for at least two years but it is very exciting and I can’t wait to get started."

Scary’

She praised Davies - who was brought up in Swansea but is now based in Manchester - as one of the “leading writers” to come out of Wales.

The first Doctor Who - played by William Hartnell - was first seen on 23 November, 1963. He was followed by seven more, before the series was axed in 1989.

Although little has so far been revealed about how the new Doctor Who series will look - or who will be given the starring role - Davies has clear ideas of the way he wants it to feel.

"The new series will be fun, exciting, contemporary and scary," he said.

"Although I’m only in the early stages of development, I’m aiming to write a full-blooded drama which embraces the Doctor Who heritage, at the same time as introducing the character to a modern audience."

It’s a fun read.

[primeval-who]

Un article qui en fait sourire plus d'un !

[doctorwho]

There’s a limited number of tickets to the Doctor Who 50th Celebration in London still available.

You can apply here.

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Based on this

[remisstoreality]

OH

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MAKE THE DOCTOR WHO TUMBLR FIND THE THING

[doctorwho]

Fan-created “Twelfth Doctor” opening credits

WE FOUND THE THING THANKS TO EVERYONES CAPS LOCK

[primeval-who]

La BBC pourrait presque les engager !

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Citizens, your wait is almost over. Just two more days until #Atlantis…

[isntthatwizard]

[doctorwho]

An extra from the Doctor Who Complete Series 7 DVD: “Clara and the TARDIS”

[doctorwho]

btw, we've mentioned that you can preorder the DVD and Blu-ray for The Day of The Doctor, right?

Because you can if you want to.

US, UK, Europe, Canada, (Australia link to come.)

[1stp-klosr]

"The big reason that Doctor Who is still with us is because of every single viewer who ever turned on to watch this show, at any age, at any time in its history took it into their heart; because Doctor Who belongs to all of us. Everyone made Doctor Who.— Peter Capaldi.

[starlightjimin]

Eight.

[tumblebuggie]

eight was still so full of hope, with no idea of the terrible things to come

just like us in the nineties =_=

of course, here are [9th], [10th], and [11th] doc

*[troughton 2-y], and [baker 4]

[monsterhunting]

The way I see it, every life is a pile of good things and bad things. The good things don’t always soften the bad things, but vice-versa, the bad things don’t necessarily spoil the good things and make them unimportant.

[bbcatlantis-blog]

Pay attention to these visions - solve them, message us the answer and you may be rewarded… 

[isntthatwizard]

Welcome to the family, Peter Capaldi. 

[doctorwho]

When I was a kid, being a huge Doctor Who fan, I wrote numerous letters to the Doctor Who office largely inquiring about how the show was made. It was 1972 and Doctor Who was entering its ninth season on BBC 1.I was thrilled to have delivered to me a large package from the BBC containing two full studio scripts for the Jon Pertwee serial ‘The Mutants’, which they were making at the time. The package also contained set designs and studio floor plans for these episodes and a delightful letter from Barry Letts giving me an idea what all this stuff was.

New Twelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi is a huge Whovian (via doctorwho)

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Three words to describe the next doctor; Different from Matt

Steven Moffat on the new doctor (via thefandomlyfe)