#whotube

[finndiseicla]

Happy Doctor Who Day!

VNA60 - Lungbarrow

An unofficial and unabridged reading of the Doctor Who New Adventures novel "Lungbarrow", from the original novel and not the revised eBook

[surprisinglygoodstaffcanteen]

So yeah, I spend 13 minutes talking bout ma boi! Also I got editing stuff which I’m actually quite proud of. However this means I have a shitty watermark cos I’m broke but ok.

[finndiseicla]

That parasocial feel when a youtuber likes your comment, replies to it, and likes your follow up thank you message to their comment:

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WhoTube Showcase 7 // Council of Geeks

Council of Geeks reviews and ranks everything Doctor Who!

One of the best speakers I've found on YouTube, Vera is great at doing piece to camera style reviews and talks about fandom culture more widely, but also for Doctor Who. The video I've picked here I found really persuasive, and made me more confident in how I saw Twelve.

She also does a series of Take Two Doctor Who Reviews, which are great to see how her views on episodes have changed over time. She'll occasionally have a rant about various topics which are pretty cathartic from my perspecive even if I don't entirely agree with some of them. Her takes from a genderfluid perspective help me see things from a different angle.

Also, her video on how to get into Big Finish was very helpful.

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WhoTube Showcase 6 // Confused Adipose

Confused Adipose is a Doctor Who jack of all trades!

While I can't list everything, Joe has done many things for the fandom. Echo's End is probably one of his biggest projects. It's a fan film that's a real love letter to the show and the fans.

More recently he's focused on news, reviews and reactions. In the past, he's also done video essays!

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WhoTube Showcase 5 // Clever Dick Films

Clever Dick Films is the quintessential Doctor Who historian.

One of my favourites, this man is in the process of researching, recounting and reviewing every Doctor's era from a personal perspective in Dr Who Review. Each of these episodes takes months of research, scripting, recording and editing and they're highly reccomended both for long time fans and people wanting to know more about the history of the show.

He also documents the companions and does a Then and Now series on specific filming locations on the side.

He's a big channel in terms of WhoTube nowadays, and I was very happy that his appearance on Who's There? A Doctor Who Podcast did so well for that channel because of his popularity.

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WhoTube Showcase 4 // Christel Dee

Christel Dee is back on YouTube!

A former member of FiveWhoFans and host of Doctor Who: The Fan Show up until the Moffat era's end, Christel has made a recent return to WhoTube and published a couple more videos opening and looking over Who merchandise, such as old trading cards and the collectors' box sets (with their designer!). While there's not much recent content on here yet, I'm looking forward to what she makes in the future!

Christel is also on TikTok.

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WhoTube Showcase 3 // BabelColour

BabelColour makes great high-effort edits!

An incredibly long-running channel (though currently somewhat 'dormant'), BabelColour is best known for the Every Doctor Who Story videos he seems to make every five years. I love this video as I'm watching through all of classic Who at the moment. It very much puts into perspective how far I've come so far (I'm only at 1:25 after 1.5 years of watching lol)

He also made great edits and is part of the upcoming fan film The Timeless Doctors that seems to have been worked on for several years now. Looking forward to it!