#helen sinclair

[riversofmars]

Happy pride month to my favourite time travelling queers. Big Finish may have forgotten about you but we haven’t 😌

[from-mars-to-venus]

Incidentally it is really cool that in the late 2010s, Big Finish were like “what if we had a series where the Doctor was stranded on earth in, say, the not-too-distant year of 2020! That would be nice for the longevity of our scripts.” and of course it has to end in 2022 with a retroactive “Dr Who versus Covid-19 [TASTEFULLY DONE]” finale because obviously the worst elephant possible entered the writers room halfway through the development of the series

[orbiten]

i love Liv and Helen so much. they're smart and funny and brave. they're also fallible and make mistakes. their personalities are very different, but they complement one another perfectly. they're each other's best friend and they always have each other's back. they love the Doctor and they constantly risk their lives for him and other people. they're also very independent and make their own decisions and rarely listen to the Doctor or follow his instructions if they know there's a better way to deal with a problem.

the Doctor would leave them behind to protect them, and as soon as he's turned his back on them they're already following him or investigating on their own.

they're not in a codependent relationship with the Doctor as other companions are (in fact, it would be more accurate to say they're in a codependent relationship with each other). they're really good friends with the Doctor, but they have their own lives and struggles and they often do their own thing without involving the Doctor. they're also a little older and more mature than most companions and they're not infatuated with the Doctor nor are they easily impressed by him, although they still think highly of him.

they love travelling with the Doctor because they can do good helping people across time and space, but there have been a couple of times when they almost decided to stop travelling with him because he made some really bad choices and the situation in the TARDIS was bad enough that they had to put their own comfort and safety first.

they're constantly keeping the Doctor on his toes, supporting him when he's feeling down, calling him out when he's wrong, saving him time and time again and giving him hope and solutions when he feels like giving up. also Liv is from the future and Helen is from the past and they offer different perspectives on things.

to me Liv and Helen are two of the best companions the Doctor's ever had.

[sarcastic-sketches]

Huecember: Days 19-24

[Days 1-6] [Days 7-12] [Days 13-18] [Days 25-30]

The Deathworm Morphant (or Goo Snake) from the Doctor Who TV Movie coiled around the TARDIS key | Bill Potts being enamoured with the universe | Liv Chenka questioning the competance of everyone around her | Eighth Doctor enjoying a cocktail next to the sea | Eighth Doctor trying to be sneaky next to their painting from 'Demontage' | Helen Sinclair absorbing the powers of the Sonomancer from 'Stop the Clock'

[the-worms-in-your-bones]

This anything?

[m1nts]

Fav tardis team for me rn 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

[drwhodraws]

Doctor Who Audios Out of Context Animatic!!

I put a lot of effort into this! Enjoy! 

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🏳️‍🌈PRIDE IN THE WHONIVERSE 🏳️‍🌈

What’s up ppls, So with Pride month coming to a close and with it a season of Doctor Who which included a Gay Romance with an openly Queer Doctor, played by a queer Icon, it only felt right to create a special piece celebrating Doctor Who’s long history of LGBTQ+ Representation.

Celebrating as many of the Whoniverses Queer or Queer Coded characters as I can think of, from the main TV show, to its spin offs like Torchwood and Class, to Big Finish audio’s which have given a litany of well written Iconic LGBT characters, to the Comics even. This show has such a queer identity and resonates so much with the community, it’s in the fabric of the show, even if there are those who would deny it. People will try and act like the Ncuti is terrible or that the show is dead when that couldn’t be further from the truth. Doctor Who now is no more political than it has always been. Doctor Who is Woke and it has been since it was first made in 1963 by A gay indian director and a young female producer, whith enlightened political views and commentary. It has always been Woke.

The Show has such a solid LGBT identity, it’s spin offs and EU even more so, with Fantastic Queer Stories and Characters throughout all mediums. So many of my favourite comfort characters are on this poster and come from the World of Doctor Who. this is my celebration of a show and it’s representation that means a lot to me. Having Come out as NB last year and knowing for Years that I was Bi, Prise is something that means more to me and gets closer and closer to my heart each year. It means the world to me that my favourite thing in the whole world, the franchise that made me feel safe, warm comforted and happy ever since I was 4 years old has such a brilliant history of inclusivity.