#Series 15

[causalityparadoxes]

The Master always bringing in diagetic music, (I Can't Decide, Hey Missy, Rasputin, etc) because they've always been a little miffed that THEY couldn't hear the non-diagetic theme music like the Doctor could.

Imagine your best friend swore up and down they could sometimes hear situationally relavent music. Yet you were stuck with a 4 beat pounding in your head or nothing.

Like sooooo unfair. Hand me the aux, I'm leveling the playing field

[i-like-media]

[s4moose]

ivo graham hands on head compilation

[oldschoolvillageidiot]

The first time two Taskmaster contestants in the same series (Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Mae Martin) have played the love interest for a contestant (Charlotte Ritchie) in a previous series. That’s 20% 40% of the panel who have kissed Charlotte! Thanks to @estravven for pointing out my shitty math. 😂

[gallifreywhere]

Let's not forget that Harbinger is still around in the next series!

!!Spoilers:

[alexhornefan]

One post by Mae. One post by Mae's Dad.

I adore the way Mr Marton described little Greg as a little nervous. So sweet!

[silvereyedowl]

I think the real twist about Ruby's origins is that there are two mysteries, not one.

The identity of her bio family, and why weird possibly-supernatural stuff is happening around her connected to the day she was born, most noticeably the snow.

In series 14, Ruby and the Doctor believe these are the same mystery. When they discover Sutekh's interference and then that Ruby's bio parents are ordinary people, they both think "case closed!"

Except it isn't.

I think this is going to become clear in series 15, as I theorized in another post that the two seasons might basically be two halves of one long season rather than two genuinely separate seasons with separate story arcs.

Anyways, the only way to know will be to watch and see how wrong I might be...

(Incidentally, this works well with RTD saying that the Rey Palpatine plot twist was the inspiration for Ruby's parentage.)

[querade]

THINGS DOCTOR WHO SHOULD DO

PART 1

__________________________________________Trapped in a real-live Panopticon!!

Meeting Florence Nightingale because the doctor would f*** with that badass

Museums/Exhibitions of Earth on other planets!

An enemy in your reflection—an alien exists only in reflections. It doesn’t know what it looks like, so it is obsessed with looking into other people’s eyes to see itself reflected back. It just wants to know who it is…

Horror in Russian Nesting Dolls (An extra dimension inside of them. Bonus points if it's set in the Catherinian era. Triple points if the Doctor has to "open up" to his companion by the end, lol)

“Where did all the pigeons go? Why aren’t there pigeons? There used to be pigeons!”

Or

WHY ARE THERE SO MANY F***ING EARTH PIGEONS IN THE MIDDLE OF SPACE!?”

A companion travels to their own timeline to stop the Doctor from making a series of small mistakes he made while traveling with them. They can speak with the Doctor, of course, but when doing so, they must always make him believe they are the past version of themselves. Maybe, when traveling all the way back to the beginning, the must pretend they don't know him at all...oh, how painful that would be.

Plague Doctors in Space!

Night Doctors in Space! (Maybe the Florence nightingale episode?)

The doctor is stuck with a Cyberman for an episode and uses the opportunity to understand it…and it’s sad. Kind of like ‘Dalek’ but for a cyberman

ACTUAL consequences of the butterfly effect and seeing the future changed in different ways

PART 2 UP SOON? if my adhd allows

[pebblenessmonster]

Idk is it just me that thinks when the Doctor says to Ruby 'Your first time on a new planet', he just means that planet in particular. She can have been many planets before this, but still needs time to take in a new world.

Idk if I've explained this well but basically this wouldn't be Ruby's first alien planet.

Also Boom was incredible. That's all. That's my review.

[an-american-whovian]

• An American Whovian Reviews: '73 Yards' by Russell T Davies.

Usually, most episodes pertaining to the eponymous time wizard follow a certain template; i.e. base under siege, alien invasion, historical episode, etc.

However, '73 Yards' is up there with 'Heaven Sent' as one of the most bonkers episodes — of all time. Like, it's been five minutes since it's been done and my face is still, like: 🤯

I still don't know what exactly happened — but I know I loved it.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ outta four stars.

[ra-assputin]

No little british boy!! dont go to the fanfiction sites !!

oh mein gott, this site is full of Bossensexen!!

[causalityparadoxes]

"I'll take paul McCartney" in a fight right? Doctor in a fight right????

[clairedelune-13]

Reblog if you want to see the Boneless return in series 15.

[crazybutgood]

this is so me, especially the past couple of days :')

[s4moose]

ed gamble & james acaster cameo in the last episode of taskmaster series 15

[gallifreywhere]

Varada Sethu on Becoming the new Doctor Who Companion and Surprise Boom ...

So, RTD mentioned her character's connected to both the Doctor and Ruby... Still so many mysteries 👀