#dw rewatch

[clarasoswinsoswald]

Doctor Who Rewatch -> Dalek Mankind goes into space to explore, to be part of something greater. You just want to drag the stars down and stick them underground, underneath tons of sand and dirt, and label them. You're about as far from the stars as you can get."

[crashout-cain]

Missy is truly having the time of her life being a woman. Transitioning categorically did not fix her but at least she's having a fucking blast with it

[cacklingskeleton]

I like how in Donna's introductory episode, the giant spider lady was fully planning on having her offspring eat all of humanity, but still had Donna's fiancee killed first because he was a dick to Donna

#feminism

[sleepyfilms]

the doctor was so offended that a 19-year-old girl didn't think he was impressive and he immediately went "you know what, fuck you *takes you to the end of the world*"

[ngatwa]

[kooluvslixie]

[doctor-the-13th]

"Name, not title," says The Doctor—like ma'am you can not be talking right now.

[cryptidjeepers]

oh my god this is years late but everyones perception of kerblam is literally wrong??? when the doctor said the "system" wasn't wrong, she meant automation? not the company? like the concept of automation isn't inherently wrong (there is a good point for making dangerous and menial tasks automated) and it wasn't trying to hurt people. And when she said the people exploiting the system were wrong she meant people exploiting automation (including charlie, who was using it to kill people so the system would take the fall. the doctor even points out he isnt an acitivst, he's just killing people). the metaphor is a bit fumbly. but it was never pro company/amazon?? the episode ends with a focus on the company being people led. man, i dont think ill ever not get annoyed with the way people bring this episode up to make series 11 look bad.