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The Doctor as he appears in Marvel comics.
DOCTOR
WHO
10TH
wHAT
SINCE WHEN WAS-
…WHAT.
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12.29.11 @ 20:17 | 70,230 notes | Permalink |
Don’t forget Shaun the Sheep!
And Misfits!
morwen
they’re every where!:)
holy shit.
they’re invading
WHY DOES BATMAN HAVE A DALEK
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THIS IS A CAKE.
From this crazy lady.
If somebody made this for me on my birthday… I don’t even know if I would be able to function
TARDIS CAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKE
HOW IS THIS A CAKE? NO. OH, NO! BUT OH YES. HOLY CRAP. BRILLIANT.
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That awkward moment when you think you’re going to get killed but…no.
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10.07.11 @ 17:33 | 889 notes | Permalink |
So I see a lot of people around going “Who was that dude the Doctor called in the final?”
“Oh, so he was an old friend of the Doctor’s. He went to his death after finding out that his old friend was dead.”
But it’s more than that.
The Doctor doesn’t have ties. He doesn’t go back and see people or keep contacts; he is completely and utterly disconnected from timelines and places and lifetimes. Except for the Brig. The Brig was the Doctor’s connection to Earth and normal linear-arlity in the same way that the NewWho companions stayed connected to their familes. He had all of time and space, and yet every now and then he would come and see the Brigadier - the heart of his UNIT family - always like how you go and see your old friends (only the Doctor would draw a load of trouble along behind him, naturally) and always (or pretty much, anyways) in the right order.
He’s got a time machine; they’ve got nothing on him. He can go gallivanting around with no limits. There is only one, tiny, cobweb strand that links him to a normal, grounded life where once a moment is gone it is gone and that is the Brigadier.
He finds out the Brigadier is dead.
“It’s Time.”
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