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Doctor Strange Concept Art by Bob Cheshire.

Part 1 | Part 2: Kamar Taj | Part 3

[misscorday]

Best thing about ["World Enough and Time"] in studio? Colin turning up and clearly, intelligently, being a bit restrained about the script – how were we going to get away with the Sixth Doctor acting so out of character? "'I've been married forever,' he said. 'I've forgotten how to flirt.' "At which point Alex Kingston laughed that amazing laugh. And then they went into studio and, it turned out, Colin Baker hadn't forgotten how to flirt after all."

James Goss, Vortex No. 95 (January 2017)

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If it was a shojo manga or anime there would be a dramatic breeze there and flowers everywhere in that last frame as he sees his soulmate’s face for the first time...

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Doctor Strange Concept Art by Pete Thompson.

Part 1 | Part 2: The Dark Dimension | Part 3

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Doctor Strange Concept Art by Bob Cheshire.

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3: The Sanctums

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Masterpost of Kaecilius & Zealots being adorable.

The characters are supposed to be so evil (or rather, terribly misguided), but Mads and the actors portraying the zealots are so lovely that every time they’re on screen I sigh happily with a feeling of warmth remembering seeing those adorable photos + all the times the zealot actors were being so adorable on their social media etc. getting all fannish about stuff like being in the tie-in comics etc. XD<333

[botanycameos]

Doctor Strange Concept Art by Pete Thompson.

Part 1: The Sanctums & Kamar Taj | Part 2 | Part 3

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Doctor Strange Concept Art by Bob Cheshire.

Part 1: Doctor Strange’s life before Kamar Taj | Part 2 | Part 3

Note the difference in his apartment before the accident (grand piano, fancy furniture, expensive stuff), and after, where he now lives in a hospital bed in his living room and the stuff is mostly gone. (And this is prior to the complete fall, once he’s been spending everything in medical procedures and lost even the apartment, then eventually became homeless, having nothing left but enough money for the one-way ticket.)