Apparently Doctor Who fanfic is my main thing, so here are links to all my stories. I’ll keep this list updated as I write new fics. There are enough now that it’s impractical to include descriptions, so I’ve just noted which Doctor and companions are involved.
Four glamorous Doctor Who stars are on the red carpet at the BAFTA TV Awards! 🏆 ✨️
thinking about how peoples blorbos tend to be men on here (makes sense with the trends in fandom of men being prioritised etc etc) SO please reblog and tag your female blorbo(s). this is NOT the post to be like “[male character] becuz he’s a woman to me” i Will come to your house and bite you. anyway i’ll go first mine are susie and julie from dbd and carly jones from house of wax 🖤
also i am of 2 opinions that compliment each other and it's that 1. everyone should have a girl that they rotate in their brain like a rotisserie chicken and 2. please dont put down people's microwavable men in the process tho :(
idk which ones are girls. They can all rotate together in the microwave and save us the trouble of figuring out which is which.
Last night I had a dream that was basically just a rewatch of LotR, but with different actors. I remember just enough to know that my sleeping brain is a TERRIBLE casting director...except for this little gem that I can't believe I never imagined before.
ID: a screenshot of Gandalf and Saruman from the LotR movies, walking together in the gardens of Isengard, but with their faces swapped out so that Gandalf appears to be played by Jon Pertwee and Saruman by Roger Delgado. end ID.
Cutting the 40th anniversary cake at Tenth Planet in Barking, 2003.
Like a lot of the old photos I have, I've no idea who took these but if anyone knows I'll be happy to credit.
Bonus:
I was going to go to sleep an hour ago. Instead I did this.
ID: a sketchy digital painting of a mermaid putting her head above water. She has green skin and long blond hair trailing through the water around her. The scene is mostly dark, with black water specked with half-seen plants and murky shapes of trees in the background, but a vivid yellow light shines from just behind the mermaid, making her hair glow, and several glowing pink water lilies float in the foreground. end ID.
Stand with me, Doctor...
ID: semi-realistic digital art of the Twelfth Doctor and Missy viewed from the chest up. Both wear sinister half-smiles, and the Doctor has his arm around Missy's shoulders. Missy wears a black edwardian blouse with a red collar and her cameo brooch, while the Doctor wears a black suit, red shirt, and red gloves with an ankh-style TARDIS key around his neck. The Doctor's hair is different, dark grey with white streaks at the temples, and he has a scar across one eyebrow. The background is dark purple splashed with red and white. end ID.
I would like some drawing prompts! If anyone would like to see me sketch something in particular...
Thinking more about the Eighth Doctor / War in Heaven / Time War timeline, and I remain convinced that the Doctor is in Gallifrey's future timeline for the near entirity of the EDAs.
What's more, I think it's possible to pinpoint the exact moment the protocols of linearity broke and the Doctor got thrown out of sync with Gallifrey's relative time. This may also be the exact moment where the Great Grey Eminence makes his deal to rewrite Romana's presidency.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, it all comes down to the TV Movie.
In the beginning of the movie, we have the Doctor explicitly travelling from Skaro to Gallifrey, 5725.2 RE. What's more, it's the "Local Dateline" so we know that's the actual date there, and not just the Doctor's own relative time.
This is following on from Lungbarrow, where President Romana enlists the Doctor with retrieving the Master's remains as part of the "Act of Master Restitution".
Now, we don't see a different RE date in the movie, but do we get a glimpse of Gallifrey at the end, and something is...well...off...
Incidentally, have you ever paid attention to the dialogue here? First of all there's the contentious line about Gallifrey being "250,000,000 ly away" on the other side of the galaxy, contradicting the usual placement of Gallifrey 29,000 ly away at the centre of the galaxy. But there's something else the Doctor says first:
DOCTOR: So, let's see where we are. There. The future.
LEE: Wow.
DOCTOR: Look over there, on the other side of your galaxy. That's home.
GRACE: Gallifrey.
DOCTOR: Two hundred and fifty million light years away. That's a good ten minutes in this old thing.
GRACE: So, where are we?
DOCTOR: December twenty ninth. Do you want to get off here?
Note, the Doctor simultaneously says the TARDIS is in 'the future' and still on December 29th. Seemingly, the "future" the Doctor is referring to is Gallifrey's, and his own. In other words, the planet we see isn't 5725.2 RE Gallifrey, but 6916? RE (estimated based on Romana III being 150 years into her presidency in The Ancestor Cell) Gallifrey.
It should also be noted that the TV movie seems to be the one time in the series where Gallifrey's present and Earth's present are actually synced up, at least roughly. Technically previous Gallifrey stories all take place in Earth's past, whereas later stories take place in Earth's future.
This can actually be inferred from the TV Movie itself, based on the TARDIS console, even before the Master starts meddling. It's seen aiming for December 30th, despite present-day Gallifrey being the target. Though granted, it could be that the RE time control - bottom right in the left image - is disconnected from the other date controls.
Considering the time between Greyjan's presidency and the TV Movie for the Doctor/Gallifrey and the Earth, roughly 250 years for both, also supports this, further cementing that the 'future' line can't make sense if it's meant to be a present-day Gallifrey.
My personal take is that the Nine Gallifreys project has already been initiated by this point in the future. It's ambiguous whether we're looking at the original planet, moved and disguised, or one of the cloneworlds, although given it's the Doctor who shows us, I assume the prior. Either way, if the project is active then it's another sign we're in the future, as according to the Book of the War, it's not initiated until 400 years after Greyjan's death, in contrast to the 250 years previously mentioned. (I do have some issues with Book of the War's timeline, but this isn't necessarily one of them.)
We also see history has changed in The Eight Doctors, which takes place directly after the movie's events where we do actually get to see the present-day Gallifrey monitoring the Doctor as he continues unstuck from his own time, albeit in his past rather than future. In contrast to Lungbarrow, Flavia is now president once more and seemingly has been since the Doctor's trial, with Romana's presidency now having seemingly never occured. This concurs with Big Finish's stories, where Romana doesn't become president until 6776 RE. On Flavia's Gallifrey, there is no mention of the Doctor's mission to recover the Master's remains.
I don't think it's a coincidence that the timeline begins to change at the same time the Doctor gets thrown out of sync with Gallifrey.
OK, so the Doctor's linearity with Gallifrey seemingly breaks during the events of the TV movie, but when exactly?
The answer's pretty simple, actually. For the TARDIS to have jumped in relative time, it must have skipped a time track, hence also the changes in history. Usually when a time track is skipped we see some turbulence in the TARDIS and usually some damage causing sparks, maybe some monitor glitches. See the beginning of The Empty Child as an example.
And what do we see at the beginning of the movie?
Now obviously some of the damage is likely from the Deathworm!Master's sabotage, but things are clearly getting weird even before he starts meddling, none of which is ever explained beyond cinematic flavour, even by the books which went out of their way to explain the Master's survival.
We even see the record literally skipping, exactly the same analogy used for jumping time tracks.
And so the Doctor gets thrown out of his own place in time for the next century or so...
eight “guts hanging out” vs. c’rizz “all the bleeding is internal” vs. charley “i’m literally fine” . they’re so messed up <3
reblog if you would download paul mcgann
im trying to prove a point to my mother
Isn’t that practically Big Finish’s business model?
ID: a digital drawing of Peri sleeping on the Sixth Doctor's shoulder. He looks down at her fondly and pulls his blue cloak over her like a blanket. end ID.
all early 2000s Big Finish know how to do was body horror, miscommunication, write grand love stories, eat lunch, and lie