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hinoneko:

what with all this flower crown business going on lately i felt it was important to unearth this actual line in an actual second doctor novel

[id: highlighted text reads,Β β€œHe had contrived to fix a wreath of holly and mistletoe around his head and, as he skipped happily along the embankment, he looked for all the world like some ancient woodland spirit come to life.” Β (After that-Β β€œHe rubbed his numbed hands together and hummed to himself a little tunelessly.”) /end id]

naughtylupine:

Classic Who gets a lot of stick for cheap wobbly sets but can I just remind everyone of that one time they built a London Underground set that was so good the actual London Underground people got mad because they believed they’d filmed on location without permission? That story always makes me happy.

being-of-rain:

Ian: It just seems like such an odd form of greeting.

Barbara: It can be astonishing how fast culture changes, Ian. 50 years could make all the difference in the world.

One: Now now, I’m sure we can trust dear Susan to have her facts accurate. Oh, here comes someone now. As Susan showed us.

The three of them: *dabs in synch*

Passer-by: ???????

One: We’ve integrated with society seamlessly! I’m rather impressed if I do say so myself.

ouidamforeman:

unwillingadventurer:

Illustration by Mark Maddox (from DWM: An Unearthly Beginning article)

The illustration shows a moment from Anthony Coburn’s third draft of An Unearthly Child in which this happens:

β€œShowing great strength and agility, Dr. Who swings the schoolmaster off balance with a judo throw!”

Let’s all think for a moment that this could have happened. The Doctor throwing Ian into the air! Love it!

This is so fucking ridiculous but I barely even noticed because at this point you could tell me literally anything about Doctor Who and the only reaction I’d have is β€œthat sounds about right”