#tendonna

[jessmalia]

The Runaway Bride (2006) // Partners in Crime (4x01)

[surrowndedbylights]

My favorite thing about this scene personally is that the Doctor was fully able to speak, but instead of directly telling Donna what he needs, he decides to make fun of her answers and I think that is peak sibling dynamic

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Whatever go my doctordonnas

[ghost-bison]

doctor who series 4 becomes that much funnier if you consider that it is now canon donna thought this mf was a bit fruity the whole fuckin time and never said a word of it

[tempnoble]

i’m dying her david impression

[timeisweird]

[tens-converse]

midnight is one of the most important tendonna episodes of all time because it shows us just how much he trusts her and cares for her. he took her to a big fancy resort and planned on doing a ton with her there and when he came back traumatized and upset she was the only person he would let touch him. i firmly believe that had it been any other companion he would have pushed them away and pretended to be fine, but the doctor never felt the need to lie to donna about being ok, not after the library episode at least. she understood him in ways no one else could.

he literally lets her embrace him and hugs her back so tightly she’s shocked by it.

[deeneedsaname]

The most tragic part of it all is that Donna was the perfect companion (in terms of like tailor-made compatibility, you have to at least admit she was one of the best for the Doctor, for his health, wellbeing, safety, etc) and yet he had such a short time with her. Imagine being so lonely and so ridden with grief and along comes this person who is just your absolute best friend, wants to stay with you forever, and then she’s gone so quickly. Donna was like a shooting star for the Doctor and I don’t think I’ll ever be over that