But however hard you try you can’t run forever.
(via dinklage)
He’s like fire and ice and rage. He’s like the night, and the storm in the heart of the sun. He’s ancient and forever. He burns at the center of time and he can see the turn of the universe. And…he’s wonderful.
(Source: helloeverything)
(Source: matthewsmitth, via virginiachance)
Why do you think it looks like a man in a box?
(Source: confessionsofacompanion, via idontusethisanymore234)
(Source: expelliarmus)
“Did it hurt? I mean regeneration. That last body of yours, was he okay in the end?”
“It always hurts.”
(Source: expelliarmus)
This is a great read. Check out this bit by famed science fiction writer Stephen Baxter about First Doctor William Hartnell:
It was surely necessary that the Doctor had to be old in his first incarnation; that sense of age has always lingered. Even today a key part of Matt Smith’s reading of the role is that he is an old man in a young man’s body. And that agedness is rooted in Hartnell’s authoritative playing. My favourite single line of Hartnell’s actually came in tenth-anniversary special “The Three Doctors” when he berates his successors: “So you’re my replacements – a dandy and a clown. Have you done anything?”
h/t anglophenia!
Quote from Doctor Who Series 6: The Doctor’s wife
(Source: imperialdalek)
Doctor, so lonely. So very, very alone. How can you bear it?
(via stewartish)
A reason to start over new
And the reason is you
(Source: seeyouaroundriver)
(Source: accio-barry)
Watch the prequel and the trailer to Doctor Who: The Snowmen.
(Source: augwins)
Watch the prequel and the trailer here.
via Anglophenia:
So, here’s the deal. All you have to do is answer the following 10 questions as honestly as you can, and then we’ll tell you if you made it to the end of your prospective trip aboard the TARDIS with your wits, looks and body intact.
Note: no actual psychology has been used in the creation of this quiz. There again, Time Lords aren’t really real either.
Click through to take the test.
