Put That Man In A Fucking Situation

i love them so much. it's going to kill me

I think it would be really funny if the doctor went full dark side and the master immediately is like "wait....oh my God this is weird go back" and then starts scheming on how to make the doctor care about humanity again. he thought it would be sexy but the doctor is really good at evil and the master is shaking like 'please have empathy remember empathy you love empathy'

@pscentral event 36: TRIOS

↳ Eleven, Amy Pond & Rory Williams

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Doctor Who (1963), Doctor Who, Doctor Who & Related Fandoms, His Dark Materials - Philip Pullman, His Dark Materials (TV) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: First Doctor (Doctor Who), Ian Chesterton, Susan Foreman Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Daemons, Drabbles, Alien Cultural Differences, Daemon Settling (His Dark Materials), Time Lord Biology (Doctor Who), Inside the TARDIS (Doctor Who), Hehe always a fan of naming daemons, Their naming conventions can be really intriguing, Daemons Series: Part 1 of Daemon Days Summary:

Daemons are a constant; as their person ages, they fit themselves into one form. So why shouldn’t it be the same for Time Lords?

Watching the First Doctor for the first time, and it’s wild how different he is at the start. Very “we mustn’t interfere, we’re just observers of history” energy. All stiff coat, no meddling. But then—he fakes a busted fluid link just so they have to explore the city? He’s not above poking the universe when it suits him.

He’s curious, definitely. Almost childishly so. But unless it directly involves Susan being in danger, he’s surprisingly hands-off. Cold, even. It’s like he’s treating the universe as a lab experiment and he’s the guy behind the glass.

What’s interesting is—I always assumed, since he and Susan stole the TARDIS and we know he was kind of a disaster at the Academy, that he was just a bad Time Lord. Like, the rebel from the start. But watching him now? It’s kind of clear he still buys into a lot of their ideals. The whole “we observe, we don’t interfere” mindset? That’s textbook Time Lord. He's not so much a rebel as he is a rule-follower with an itchy curiosity.

And that’s where Barbara and Ian come in. And by extension, Susan—who, let’s be real, is clearly picking up her worldview more from them than from her grandfather.

Barbara and Ian don’t just observe. They care. They intervene. They ask questions like “Why is this happening?” and then go do something about it. They push back when the Doctor tries to stay detached. They hold him accountable.

And the more I watch, the more I think they're why the Doctor changes. They don’t just travel with him—they teach him how to be better.

Which is kind of hilarious when you think about it. All it took to corrupt this ancient, immortal time traveler was two schoolteachers and his granddaughter.

9th doctor sketch I did last week

This was only the first season? I'm fucked.

Doctor Who The Beast Below | 5.02

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Doctor Who (2005), Doctor Who, Doctor Who & Related Fandoms, His Dark Materials - Philip Pullman, His Dark Materials (TV) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Ninth Doctor/Rose Tyler, Ninth Doctor & Original Daemon Character, Rose Tyler & Original Daemon Character Characters: Ninth Doctor (Doctor Who), Rose Tyler, Original Daemon Character(s) Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Daemons, Hurt/Comfort, One Shot, Character Study, Daemon Touching (His Dark Materials), Canon-Typical Banter, Post-Time War Guilt, Touch-Starved, Introspection, Happy 20th NuWho! Series: Part 2 of Daemon Days Summary:

Why does the Doctor pretend his daemon doesn’t exist? They’re rarely apart, but it’s as if the Watcher’s all just that - a title. Observing from afar, only jolting into action when it’s strictly necessary. …Until she isn’t anymore.

The wolverine daemon chooses to break her own patterns, and Rose finds confirmation in what she’d already suspected.

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Doctor Who (1963), Doctor Who, Doctor Who & Related Fandoms, His Dark Materials - Philip Pullman, His Dark Materials (TV) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: First Doctor (Doctor Who), Ian Chesterton, Susan Foreman Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Daemons, Drabbles, Alien Cultural Differences, Daemon Settling (His Dark Materials), Time Lord Biology (Doctor Who), Inside the TARDIS (Doctor Who), Hehe always a fan of naming daemons, Their naming conventions can be really intriguing, Daemons Series: Part 1 of Daemon Days Summary:

Daemons are a constant; as their person ages, they fit themselves into one form. So why shouldn't it be the same for Time Lords?