Doctor Who Is My Life

03/11/2024

What if Mrs. Flood is actually the White Guardian?

03/11/2024

03/11/2024

Watching this now. As Bannakaffalatta once said, "Pretty girl."

02/11/2024

Just finished Sara Jane adventures now I’m on doctor who series 3. Episode 11 utopia.

02/11/2024

Bought myself a certain watch, just need a machine to transfer my consciousness, not sure where sells them though... 🤔

02/11/2024

A few thoughts after 73 yards.
1: why don't we ever see the tardis take off or land in this new series?
2: did anybody else notice a red Tardis out of focus outside the pub?

*edit... I get it. It's just a phone booth. Still caught my eye *

02/11/2024

Second Doctor: Patrick Troughton (November 1966 – June 1969)
Patrick Troughton played the second version of The Doctor in Doctor Who between November 1966 – June 1969. After the first Doctor became weak while battling the Cybermen, rather than die, his body renewed itself and he transformed into a new person.

This renewal would shape what would become known as regeneration – something that became an essential aspect of The Doctor’s character and was crucial to the show’s longevity.

The Second Doctor was noticeably scruffier and more childlike than his predecessor though he still remained fiendishly clever and at times was an expert manipulator. He would often act foolish in the presence of his enemies to trick them into underestimating his abilities.

He was joined on his travelers by the First Doctor’s companions, Ben and Polly, for a while before traveling with a handful of others, including Jamie McCrimmon (Frazer Hines) who became his most trusted confidant.

02/11/2024

Deleted scene from 'The Hand of Fear' (1976)

01/11/2024

I thought I would share some things that were posted here in 2010. One of these is my personal favorite, can you guess which one?

By the way, it would be interesting to know what any of these members would say about these things with the benefit of hindsight.

01/11/2024

The Toymaker has 100 teeth.

01/11/2024

I love him🥹

I had to get the 13th doctors screwdriver too! I wanted her but it was waaaay too late so I got my 14th doctor instead🩷

31/10/2024

Did anyone make anything out of this … Ruby’s Scan … who got some theories 🤷‍♂️ does the Genetic ID relates to something? Maybe she’s a Dalek 😬

31/10/2024

I had the pleasure of meeting the 7th Doctor yesterday at my local Albuquerque Comic Con. Got Sylvester McCoy's autograph too.

31/10/2024

I'm watching Torchwood for the first time and saw this extra for a solid 1 second of screen time. Now I know I've watched too much Doctor Who lol. He was an extra with very little screen time in the series 3 Dalek two-parter.

31/10/2024

I hope everyone has a Happy 4th of July today. Remember to be safe and kind to others. We can all have fun while being kind to others!🎆🎇🎆🎇

30/10/2024

RIP Stuart Organ and Pamela Salem.

30/10/2024

I live and work in a small town and everyone knows my car. Today a customer came in and gave me these two ornaments because he saw my car! How cool is that!!

30/10/2024

Slitheen
First broadcast: April 16 2005
one of the most instantly reconizable to younger fans. These green killer aliens first appeared back in 2005 with the revival of the Doctor Who franchise and have made numerous appearances since.

The Slitheen are criminals on their home planet and trained killers. On Earth they would kill a human and use a compression device to shrink in order to disguise themselves in the bodies of their victims. Although one thing they couldn't disguise is the fact their eyelids blink sideways.

Although widely referred to as Slitheen, Raxacoricofallapatorian is actually the race these aliens belong to, Slitheen is the family name of the Aliens that came to earth.

30/10/2024

One of a kind Peter Capaldi inspired pig by Ludicris

New range coming soon all 13 Drs as piggies

Swine lords

Available now to get

29/10/2024

Capaldi will always be my FAVORITE Doctor.. i love his cantankerous personality that softened over time

29/10/2024

Finished rewatching another doctor. The third doctor’s era has a special place in my heart. Some of the stories are daft and make no sense but there are many real gems in my opinion. The paladon stories come to mind and I love the silurians and the sea devils. This era was at its best when it delivered thought provoking and moral stories that addressed the doctors moral compass.

However, what makes this era exceptional is the characters. Liz Shaw, Jo grant and Sarah Jane are all brilliant and unique companions who challenge the doctor and are fully involved in the brigadier is amazing and provides great comedy with the doctor. This is added to by the introduction of roger delgardo and the complex relationship between the doctor and master is clear. It’s not a simple good guy bad guy by any stretch.

To top it all off, the doctor is played by the amazing Job pertwee. The way he delivers the performance is amazing but it’s the softer messages of war, peace, courage and bravery that hooked me and made me enjoy this take on the doctor.

It has its downs but overall a really wnjoyable era with a good balance of comedy and seriousness.
Number 4 next!