16 5 / 2013
"I haven’t done [a Doctor Who] episode set on Earth yet, and I haven’t created a new monster. And there’s part of me that feels… I haven’t scared anybody yet… The Cybermen have a few little scary bits but it’s running at about a 5 of 6. I’d love to a 9. I’d love to do something that sends adults behind the sofa too and makes them wee. Pools of wee."
16 5 / 2013
The Man Who Lives Alone
My Intro to Comics final about ghosts and love.
(via seriousblathering)
16 5 / 2013
With its mostly black body and contrasting, pinkish tail, this eastern gray squirrel almost seems to be making a fashion statement. This photo was taken in southern Ontario, where there are plenty of eastern gray squirrels, and in a great variety—common gray, speckled, blond, and more.
Photo: Courtesy of Dan Doucette
(via: TakePart.org)
(via luminescentsunshine)
16 5 / 2013
"Fans of the first film really wanted to find out what happened to Peggy afterwards, so Marvel are also making a short film, which is basically ‘What Peggy Did Next’, which will be shown at Comic-Con and be on the DVD extras of the second film (Captain America: The Winter Soldier). So as well as doing a bit in the new film, I’ve got a whole new spin-off short film. It has been great to be back in training with the stunt coordinators, kicking some butt again."
Hayley Atwell (via fyeahlilbit2point0)
A chorus of angels just began singing….
16 5 / 2013
#Here have some more#angst #Ten#otherwise known as#Series 3 #the series where he was more recklessly suicidal than he was after the fucking timewar #this is the Doctor after losing Rose #and his life choices are really not the soundest #first lets try and forget Rose by kissing a brilliant med student #then lets passive agressively torture said brilliant med student #for the entire series #to pump up my sad timelord ego and make myself feel better#lets flirt and hug and call her a star and then the next second remind her how NOT Rose she is #lets make matters worse by having a death wish #so every chance we get were are going to hug lightening rods #throw ourselves in front of Daleks #remove our memories and become human #and oh #if you think for a second#even one second#that chameleon arch plan? that was another passive suicide attempt#the doctor isn’t nice#how many times has he himself said that?#he wouldn’t put himself through that agony of re-writing his entire genetic code just to be kind to murderous hunters #no he absolutely changed hoping that John Smith would never open the watch #Of that I am terrifyingly certain #The appearance of Jack and the whole Master keeping him captive for a year? #That was honestly the best thing that could have happened to him (other than Rose coming back of course) #because he started to remember who he was #he didn’t just lose Rose at the end of S2 (via: vannadear)
(Source: infernalcup, via lauraxtennant)
16 5 / 2013
16 5 / 2013
i found the video
Are you shitting me?
This entertains me for reasons unknown.
(via ohmytardis)
16 5 / 2013
Does anyone actually like the ninth doctor?
What!? Yes! And I will…
DOESN’T EVERYONE??
oh blimey, he’s my favourite.
16 5 / 2013
"It’s one of those things that people are very enthusiastic about, everywhere I go, throughout the world. It’s got a reach unlike anything else. It’s just one of those things that people feel very possessive of, and I understand that completely. It feels like it’s yours, when you love something that much. It’s lovely to be associated with something that means that much to people. That’s why you become an actor, to touch people, in whatever way, by telling stories. When people have been so affected by something that they dedicate huge parts of their life to it, it’s lovely to be the focus of that. You feel like you can’t quite live up to it sometimes. You feel like you can’t quite be enough, when people are rather overwhelmed to meet you. It’s not because they’re overwhelmed to meet me. They’re overwhelmed to have a bit of interface with that thing that has meant so much to them. It’s actually quite humbling to be this personified presence of that, I suppose. But, I’m aware that that show is much bigger than any individual’s part in it. It’s a way of life, Doctor Who. It’s a lifestyle for some people. And what a great thing to be enthusiastic about. What a great thing to be a fan of. It’s a wonderful, inventive, creative, morally pure thing."
