#JonPertwee

[bisexualamy]

I always thought you were British

that so wild yeah i’m a new yorker first and a usamerican a very distant second. accent and everything you should hear how i pronounce “off”

[vegetariantonysoprano]

Wait, does all parmesan cheese have stomach lining in it or is it a specific type??

all parmesan cheese, and many other types of cheese too.

[millersblog26]

My painting to commemorate the passing of Jon Pertwee #Thethirddoctorwho #Worzelgummidge #Themanof1000voices. RIP Jon we still love you

[whatdoyoudoieat]

Jo looked at the Sergeant and shrugged. ‘Do you know what it’s all about?’ asked Benton. ‘Not really,’ she answered. ‘Just that it’s aliens. From outer space.’ Sergeant Benton sighed resignedly. ‘It always is.’ He said.

[dannimonart]

Digiworld Odyssey The Brigadier's office by DannimonDesigns

[mime666]

Doctor Who, Jon Pertwee and Roger Delgado, The Master funkopops inspired mug available from eBay at

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/125807505709#jo

or Etsy via https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1430400475

[the-ind1gen0us-jude4n]

@jonpertwee you’re a funny person.

[dwimpossblog]

Carnival of Monsters

In this week's #TBT, the Doctor and Jo find themselves on a ship in the 1920s in their first trip in a fully operational TARDIS. But not all is as it seems... #DoctorWho #DrWho #JonPertwee #Television #Blog #Review #CarnivalOfMonsters #ThirdDoctor

We’re in a miniscope!The Third Doctor Synopsis The TARDIS lands on a cargo ship in 1926 but when a dinosaur appears and the crew and passengers begin repeating their actions, the Doctor realises that not all is as it seems. Review Carnival of Monsters sees the Third Doctor hit a milestone in his time in the TARDIS, as he finally gets to pilot a fully functioning ship through time and space,…

[itshouseofwarpeddesire]

#drwho #jonpertwee

[abnerkrill]

tagged by @jonpertwee to do this picrew and this uquiz!!!

tagging @songpasserine @pvrrhadve @firstelevens @ongreenergrasses @walkerskieren @reynaofrivia @truthhux @summer-saint

[anteroom-of-death]

Mt love @eyelinerandcigarettes tagged me in this!

Shuffle your ‘on repeat’ playlist and post the first 10 tracks.

1. End of Innocence - Kamelot

2. Mercurial World - Magdalena Bay

3. Party on the Phone - Billie Piper

4. Forgett - Sibylle Baier

5. Hikma - Natacha Atlas

6. Inamourada - London After Midnight

7. Why Not? - Hilary Duff

8. Off to the Races - Lana del Rey

9. Wake Up Alone- Amy Winehouse

10. Not My Type (Dead AF p2) - Motionless in White

Uhhhh tagging @sunshine-daisys and @jonpertwee and @noforkingclue ?? Idk no pressure...

[abs0luteb4stard]

"You can usually tell a lot about a person by the type of music they listen to. Put your favorite playlist on shuffle and list the first ten songs then tag ten people."

I was tagged by @petalsbleedingbeak

My phone crashed and I only have one playlist in remade. All Ghost. So I'm not going to be cliché fanboy... I'm doing my old YouTube playlist I had for my dad and me.

1. Take Me Home Country Roads - John Denver

2. I'll Be Around - The Spinners

3. Sad But True - Metallica

4. Who Made Who? - AC/DC

5. Come as You Are - Nirvana

6. Long Tall Sally - Little Richard

7. Summer in the City - The Lovin' Spoonfuls

8. Kill of the Night - Gin Wigmore

9. Get Ready - The Temptations

10. Such a Night - Elvis Presley

Otherwise I've been listening to a lot of Ghost, old Hungarian gypsy music trying to find some peaceful remembrance in my ethnic music. Sometimes I have to avoid it out of painful thoughts.

Anybody can play. But I'll tag @echo1331, @jonpertwee, @canine--heart.

Sorry if left out anybody. I'm just distant again lately. Don't hold it against me.

[hamfistedbunvendor]

me saying hewwo to some lorikeets @jonpertwee

[whatdoyoudoieat]

Doctor Who & The Doomsday Weapon.

The Doomsday Weapon is another story set in the future by Malcolm Hulke. The year is 2972. Earth has become overpopulated. I liked the idea that when people decide to escape their lives in towns that are cramped, they group together and buy up old spaceships and travel to new planets. We learn that Earth has no animals. Machines do everything for the people there. Marriage is stapling your records together in a personnel file. Walks are a treat you pay for. I liked learning about this future.

[rogerdelgado]

Pseudo-tagged by @betweentimeand42 here's six songs I've been listening to lately, in no particular order.

1. Mario's Flaming Whiskers III - Deerhoof

From Breakup Song (2012) comes this little piece of madness that sounds like a commercial for a video game that never happened. This is an excellent example as to why so many of Deerhoof's songs are earworms for me.

2. The Cape Verdean Blues - The Horace Silver Quintet

From the 1966 Blue Note album of the same name, comes this Latin-tinged number that really makes me want to move. (I don't dance, but I occasionally move.) It's jazz, so that's enough to frighten away most people, but it has an infectious calypso-style rhythm that I adore.

3. Little Maggie - Bob Dylan

In the early '90s, Dylan went back to basics and recorded two albums of solo acoustic covers. These were traditional folk songs and blues like "Little Maggie." They're rather nostalgic for me as the albums were released during my initial phase of Dylanmania.

4. Where's My Girl - Sparks

I always felt I had a pretty broad grasp of late 20th century popular music, but I completely missed out on Sparks until Edgar Wright's documentary showed me the error of my ways. (I've made up for it since then and even saw the brothers live last year.) This one's from 1981's Whomp That Sucker.

5. Cry Baby - Janis Joplin

What is there to say? It doesn't get any better than this. From her posthumous album Pearl (1971).

6. Honey Honey - Feist

A subdued and haunting track from a popular album, but maybe the one I like most. The Reminder (2007) was very successful commercially and there was a time when you could not escape it, but that doesn't mean it's not fantastic.

Tagging @witchofclinchmountain, @maeganbobaegan, @jonpertwee and anyone else who sees this. Cheers.