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theflyingcar:

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alittlebitcuteandalotbitnuts:

Moriarty (according to the doctor). I think I prefer Sherlock’s version. 

incaseofdarkesttimeline:

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Steven Moffat Talks Doctor Who, Sherlock -- Vulture

Amy and Rory are gone, the Doctor is considering retirement, the new companion bears an uncanny resemblance to a dead Dalek, and evil snowmen are on the loose — now what? With less than a week until the Doctor Who Christmas special (airing December 25 at 9 on BBC America, sans Ponds, sniff), Vulture rang up series boss Steven Moffat with all our burning questions, and boy did he oblige. He spills on what’s next (the Doctor on a submarine!), why he doesn’t believe his version of Who is all that complicated, and how it would be “intolerable” for David Yates to bring the Tardis to the big-screen. Of course, we threw in a question about the delay to Sherlock. Read on to see why he pretty much told us to keep calm. 

Read on, reader.

Doctor Who “The Angels Take Manhattan” makes iTunes’ Best of 2012 list

Also on the list: Sherlock Series 2.

If Superwholock Had a Poster

karambolka:

it would look so cool…

Party at The Ponds (crossover)

cookieswafting:

who-locked-the-impala:

abbehtron:

This is my favorite thing in the history of ever.

PERFECT POST IS PERFECT. MORE NOTES.

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That sort of thing

julieftws:

‘ALRIGHT DOCTOR’ - Benedict

‘ALRIGHT SHERLY’ - Matt

Steven Moffat honoured at Writers’ Guild Awards

Moffat, who also oversees Doctor Who, was honoured with the special award for outstanding writing.

Accepting the award, he told the London ceremony: “Write what you love. I’ve never loved anything as much as Doctor Who and Sherlock.”

Doctor Who spin-off The Sarah Jane Adventures, written by Phil Ford, took the prize for best children’s TV script for its episode The Curse of Clyde Langer.

I Am the Doctor / Sherlock Theme mashup by Christopher Musitano

halftimelordhalfwizard221b:

the-mad-angel-with-a-box:

bibliospork:

LISTEN. TO. IT. NOW.

OH MY GOD

beautiful

Check out Christopher’s Tumblr here.

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i-am-sher-lock-ed:

citrineviolin:

Impossible Men Doing Impossible Things || 

Ooh. Now that’s cool.

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not-the-very-button:

datatwohearts:

I made a thing…

This is perfect in so many ways. 

Who are the Fandoms?

They’re online royalty. 

If the internet was US Weekly they would always be on the cover.

That one there? That’s Supernatural. They’re one of the weirdest fandoms you will ever meet. Damian followed a Supernatural Blog last year…

They asked me how to spell “Wincest.”

And that little one? That’s Sherlock. They’re totally crazy because their show runner invented psychological torture. The Sherlockians know everybody’s business. They deduce everything about everyone. 

That’s why their fanon’s so big. It’s full of deductions. 

And fanaticism takes a virtual form in Doctor Who. Don’t be fooled, because they may seem like your typical ship-crazy, feels-having, Sci-fi fandom. But, in reality, they are so much more than that. 

They’re the time lords. The stars. The other two are just their little workers.

Doctor Who

How do I even begin to explain Doctor Who?

‘doctor who’ opening credits | ‘sherlock’ style by Sotkamaximova

Hello, freinds
This is opening credits in “Sherlock” style
I hope, you will like that
*_*
Add you comment. It’s important for me :)

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Parallels between Sherlock ‘The Reichenbach Fall’ and Doctor Who ‘The Angles Take Manhattan’

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