constellation-of-kasterburous:

Rose saw you and she doesn’t like it one bit, Doctor

one bit

imperialdalek:

dr-and-mrs-who:

helveticathestitcher:

southpaw-holmes:

DAVID OWL

IT’S DOCTOR “HOO”

AND ITS ANIMATED

EVERY DOCTOR’S PERFECT HERE THOUGH:

One - Judging everyone.

Two - Rocking back and forth in his childish manner.

Three -  Avoiding Two and wafting his feathers about like the dapper Doctor he is.

Four - EYES… THE EYES.

Five - Wondering what the hell is going on and why he’s even there.

Six - Giving a look of judgement to Seven and wafting his feathers about in a sassy manner.

Seven - Trying to manipulate things to make them right.

Eight - Asleep because he was asleep for a good chunk of his movie and has only had that movie so technically he’s been metaphorically asleep for ages (if you don’t count the audios, brilliant though they are).

Nine - Judging everyone.

Ten - More energy than a tin with a spring coiled inside it with the lid welded shut.

Eleven - Adjusting his bowtie for it is cool.

gallifreyancloisterbell:

six companions |Sarah Jane Smith

If you’ve been watching the program up to this point, you should probably know that I love Ms. Sarah Jane Smith dearly. They don’t try four times to get a spin-off show for just any companion. She was beloved during her Classic Who years, and I don’t think anyone was anything but thrilled to see her return. She has the unique distinction of having worked with four Doctors, a record only surpassed by the Brigadier. Sarah Jane makes use of what she learned in her travels and uses it to help others and save the world - she’s like a localized Doctor. She’s smart, she’s tough, she’s kind, and she’s dedicated. The Sarah Jane Adventures are a little sillier and kid-ish than Doctor Who (and that’s saying something), but it would have been a waste to not use “School Reunion” as an opportunity to introduce another generation of children to the wonderful Elisabeth Sladen. It’s a tragedy that we lost her so soon, and the whole fandom will always mourn her dearly. But, as she said in the finale of The Sarah Jane Adventures, “the story goes on…forever.”

captnbunny:

Eight in The Name Of The Doctor at 1:07

thank Christ.