The Fact That Billie Piper's Casting In Doctor Who Was Initially So Negatively Received By The Fanbase,

The Master and the Time Lord Victorious. You agree.

the doctor is mean. he is rude. this is a consistent character trait. he is also kind and compassionate, but being mean unprovoked is entirely in character for him!

They're adorable

[Image ID: two panels from a doctor who comic. The first one shows the tenth doctor in the background while the thirteenth speaks in the foreground, saying “Three reasons. First: I’ve stopped you before.” In the second panel she says “Second, so has he.” while the tenth doctor waves happily with both hands and says “Hallo!” ./ End ID]

DOCTOR WHO 1.01 ✧ rose

Do you know like we were saying? About the Earth revolving? It's like when you're a kid. The first time they tell you that the world's turning and you just can't quite believe it 'cause everything looks like it's standing still.

Doctor Who “Aliens of London” 1x04

I have hired this Cybermat to stare at you

some people seem to be under the impression that the doctor is naturally pacifistic and takes some frustration to snap and start killing. this could not be further from the truth: the doctor is naturally physically violent, and wastes significant amounts of energy every day on not punching all his enemies.

sketches of the 10th doctor as a little weasel

and 14 too <3

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.

first post :) marketable plushie warmups from the other night....