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good for him

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russell I’m in your walls

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The Rani's Sonic Screwdriver...if u even care...

The shape and the white enamel effect were designed to look clinical and medical, like a syringe (because she's a scientist), and the grip uses the pattern directly lifted from Kate O'Mara's costume in the archives. The tip is designed to look like a Deadly Nightshade flower.

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I miss posting :'c

Doccy Who good!!

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trans icon Samus is back 🏳️‍⚧️

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posting dot com

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Lady Gaga is scrubbed up for surgery on DS9

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We need a DS9 episode where strange occurrences keep happening at 3 am causing the main cast to have to get out of bed and investigate STILL in their pajamas. Also there is no power so they have to walk around with flashlights. also they think that it's ghosts. also i think that Odo should wear pjs too and it turns out he just materializes them at night to fit in.

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Making gifs is hard

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she's so brat fr

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This is so, so true - and having recently been rewatching The Sarah Jane Adventures, you can really *tell* that that was her life between 1976 and 2006 (obviously with the exceptions of chasing adventures here and there).

One of the most profound things I picked up on from Series 1 of SJA was Sarah Jane's overwhelming loneliness, and by extension bitterness. It's there in the writing, but it's far more present in Elizabeth Sladen's acting choices.

The only excitement she's had in 30 years is her push back into the world of aliens, and it's completely filled her life as a way of giving her purpose.

I do feel that this also all connects into the fact she's completely written off the concept of love, and more importantly motherhood, that she doesn't even consider that it might be something she wants. She's clearly so uncomfortable with Luke at first, and with the way that caring for him makes her feel.

Obviously it's not something I can speak at length on as a cis-man, and I'm obviously not trying to suggest that "the only true purpose for a woman is to be a mother", but I think there's something to be said about the human connection that she's lacked/forcefully shut out and that experience of family (biological or found). I think it's actually a very cool character role for an older woman, and an interesting way of exploring her life.

tbh i think sarah jane smith is conceptually at her Most interesting when she's not travelling with the doctor, and we encounter the life of someone who really should be travelling the universe and was never made to be stuck in 1980s england, but has nowhere else to go and thus runs into trouble and never really adjusts to living in the real world again because for a time she was cut off from the mundanity of life and now facing the ordinary problems of an ordinary life is excruciatingly boring and painful in a way which almost nobody except a handful of soldiers and scientists can really wrap their head around (that she knows of). the life of a rootless companion dispossessed and cut off from the one thing that made life feel worth living can only end in two ways: death or a deepseated loneliness that isn't actually fixed by human connection. anyway where was i

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Alien Covenant (behind the scenes)

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i*n l*vine’s recreations all being put on youtube led me to laughing at this image for about ten minutes

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so was sutekh just standing behind them like this

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