The Eye of Harmony

Doctor Who Side Blog (New and Classic Who as well as Big Finish). I love it all, but I'm especially fond of Eight, Nine, and Ten. My Posts , My Main Blog

[theeyeofharmony]

Three and Sarah Jane

(via imgur)

[shandy-and-champagne]

Eight and Rose dancing in Prague

from Guardians of the Universe: Time and the Trickster

Chapter 65: Wedding of Rose Tyler: Restoring Balance by Lumendea

@lumendea

[rebisrot]

ninth doctor is so funny. first date with a girl and she asks to go forward in time so her brings her to the death of her planet. what would have happened had she asked to go backwards in time? what were you gonna show her king? the spanish inquisition? the great flood? the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs? really there's no good way to end this post because nothing quite compares to taking a girl to the DEATH OF HER PLANET. but you know what at the end of the day it did work.

[timelordinaustralia]

Doctor Who episodes | Story: 033 | season 4 [6/9]   ↳ The Moonbase

“There are some corners of the universe which have bred the most terrible things. Things which act against everything we believe in. They must be fought.”

[yasmin-khan]

What changed your mind? Time.  Time?  And relative dimension in space.  It means… what the hell?

[universtellar]

Castrovalva Icons

[rohirrym]

DOCTOR WHO

S04E02: The Fires of Pompeii

[theeyeofharmony]

Eight and Grace (x)

[polarity-disturbed]

I’d like to imagine the Torchwood team is so catastrophically bad at internal management that there’s just… some guy on payroll they do not actually remember hiring.

Like a man named Jeff who got through orientation, saw one alien corpse twitch unexpectedly on a metal table, immediately decided “absolutely not,” and simply never came back to work again, yet continues receiving paychecks for YEARS because nobody at Torchwood has enough organizational stability to notice.

And the funniest part is I genuinely believe this could happen because which of these chucklefucks is realistically auditing employee attendance.

Jack Harkness absolutely would not notice. Half the time he barely seems aware of what day it is.

Toshiko Sato would probably notice discrepancies eventually but immediately assume Jack knows about it because surely there’s no way the organization is that dysfunctional. Surely Jeff is on some classified long term assignment. Surely there is a system here. There is not.

Owen Harper is simply not paying enough attention to anything around him for this to register as unusual unless Jeff is actively on fire.

Gwen Cooper might question it at first, but she’s also new enough to assume this is one of those weird Torchwood things she just hasn’t acclimated to yet. Like “okay apparently there’s a Jeff who’s never here but everyone acts like that’s normal, maybe he’s undercover in space or trapped in another dimension or something.”

And Ianto maybe knows. But the idea of this random civilian continuing to siphon government money from Torchwood simply because nobody can get their act together enough to realize he vanished is so deeply funny to him that he refuses to say anything.

[nipuni]

"He's still out there, somewhere. And I'll find him, Gramps. Even if I have to wait a hundred years, I'll find him."

A speedpaint video of this will be available at my Patreon soon ☺️

[artronenergy]

every description of 60s doctor who: doctor who started life as a educational children's show, teaching families about history and science in a fun way! ❤️❤️ 60s doctor who:

[wibblyrlin]

DOCTOR WHO | 6.01 “The Impossible Astronaut”

[mipper42]

jamie study i really like his constantly slightly worried expression.that is the doctor holding his face very gently btw

[linusbenjamin]

Doctor Who 4.09, Forest of the Dead

[carefulzombie]

what a rat bastard (affectionate)

[terranceholdsapencil]

Posting 6 for no reason

Wait what announcement?

[haventacluewhatimdoing]

Love that this alien arm is clearly just green bubblewrap. 70s prosthetics I love you

[circular-time]

Classic SF once again betrayed by a clear, static-free signal and a flat digital screen

This is how I remember classic Who and Star Trek, folks, with signal ghosts and scanning lines (but usually with more static/snow)

[sepdet]

Sharing this on my main because it appears from the notes that it's useful for some modern viewers.

You KNOW classic SF used the limited displays of CRT television and the static of transmitted signals the way theaters use stage makeup and lighting to make inexpensive props look great fine— take advantage of the medium! But it's hard to imagine how it looked if you've only seen Blu-ray HD restorations.

I swear to you, despite classic Who using bubble wrap for years as one of its go-to materials that reflected light in interesting ways, we never realized that's what it was.