Doctor Who
"You want weapons? We’re in a library! Books! The best weapons in the world!"
If you’re a fan of changing lead characters, bonkers fashion, and inside jokes, the TARDIS might be calling you. Go full Comic Con/FanFic or quietly binge-loop seasons 1-10—we don’t judge.
Just let’s pretend Thirteen never existed and pray for redemption in November's 60th Anniversary Special.
It's bigger on the inside!
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Mackenzie Davis
“When you are describing a shape, or sound, or tint, don’t state the matter plainly, but put it in a hint. And learn to look at all things with a sort of mental squint.” Lewis Carroll
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I quite enjoy a spot of Dr Who now and again, although.... confession time... I sort of stopped after Tenant 🧐
Unfortunately, I've never watched Dr Who! However, this was an excuse review!
One of these days, I might just have to start watching it. Great review.
So I might of loved this before I read it! The only thing I will say about 13 however is the episode Rosa just *chefs kiss* and also enjoyed meeting Ada Lovelace 😁
The 60th will be glorious, no matter missteps have taken place!
Dr Who number 10. Gorgeous. I dreamt I was with him, running. I dreamt another time I was with him in the TARDIS with Captain Jack. Fabulous critique, well done. 😊💙👍
Mackenzie! You a Whovian? Extra reason to like you, pal. This is great! Such a fantastic critique!