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You can't have Sylvester Mccoy guest star in something and have him not play the spoons. I seriously believe he won't allow it.

The utter shock and horror I felt (affectionate)

Just a little guy

Edit:

So he was in fact the murderer. Just as a heads up.

I for one, welcome our new Transgender Alien overlords

So thaaaaats why I should have kept doing the updates. My bad.

Digital drawing class is going pretty good I'd say.

Claude Rains Vs. Patrick Troughton

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Claude Rains - (Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Wagon Train, Rawhide) - "The reason I got into Old Hollywood and started studying theatre and film! He's such a little cutie as well as a smoking hot, velvet voiced morsel of evil - he's that good and can play both so easily!..." text propaganda continued below the cut.

Patrick Troughton - (Doctor Who) - His version of the doctor is my absolute favourite.

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Claude Rains:

While he might be more famous for his movie roles(like Casablanca, The Invisible Man, Lawrence of Arabia, Now, Voyager, and Mr. Skeffington to name a few!), he was also a television star in his own right! He had lots of guest spots on various shows but in the tv-realm, he's probably the most well known for his work for "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" and was a frequent collaborator with Hitch himself, having the spotlight for five episodes! My favorite tv performance of his was playing Father Amion in the episode "The Horseplayer", where he plays the kindest priest who gets taken for a ride and it's so heartbreaking to see him in tears where he confesses that it's his fault the church's funds were used for less than better means (but it all works out in the end!). It's such an honest performance and it's a refreshing change from all his evil villians (but we love them anyway!) he'd done in the past. Another favorite performance of mine is his performance as Leonard Eldridge in the episode "The Door Without a Key", a seemingly amnesiac old man who makes a bond with a lost boy in a police station. They're adorable together and I found myself tearing up a little when they both confess how lonely they are in the world.

Patrick Troughton:

Me and bestie watching as the person we came to burgle gets shot six times and fucking dies (the only evidence left points to us)

the worst part about father mulcahy is that he'll never know how much i love him

Happy twenty first Birthday to me!

Jeffrey Combs fans coming across 70% of his filmography

It's the movie/show, jeffrey baby, not you.

I mean, it's kinda hard to make a dude into a different species, expecially when you have the budget of exactly 23 cents. Even if you know what it's suppose to look like.

Every time I see an orangutan in media I have to wonder if the creators have ever seen an orangutan.

Exhibit A, Dr. Zaius:

But I can’t complain too much, I mean; can you imagine THIS GUY trying you for heresy?

I am convinced that the universe, knowing that I only have two weeks left before I go back to college, has decided to make those last two weeks an absolute living hell.

Then again, I see really pretty nights like this and I feel a lot better.

That fucking tracks.

Took the canon queer status quiz when I’m actually straight just to see what it said

……..and as someone who has ALWAYS said I give too much Disney tv character energy, now I might have a crisis! 😃

Researching the more vague and supernatural aspects of Doctor Who in order to neatly sort them is definitely an experience.

Thank God for TARDIS wiki I guess, but this was mostly from memory and then whatever a few related links brought me.

Rest In Peace Ysanne Churchman, who voiced Alpha Centauri in the Pertwee era of Doctor Who and made a surprise comeback in Capaldi’s Empress of Mars. She passed away earlier this month at 99. 💚

I don't understand Tristan's plan for hiding his smoking in S2, E1. Like, I don't understand what the bottles were for other than to look busy whenever Siegfried came into the room. Can someone explain it to me?

Day one of twitters Shadamy week: movies

I feel like Frankenstien kinda fits shadow and his lore really well.

also probably have to specify that shadow was probably the one who picked the movie.

So I was reading the Terrance Dicks novelization of some of the Second Doctor's stories to see what descriptors for him are used, and I really love in "The Web of Fear" one that Dicks gave us an actual scene where the Doctor and the the Brigadier have their meet-cute.

Because as much as I really like Web of Fear, I think one of the main problems with it (other than the fucking missing episodes) is that for such an influential character for the Doctor, they basically meet off screen. Like, this is the first time we see them together:

Which will eventually turn into this:

And since this was written in '76, there's even a little paragraph explaining that this character will eventually become a really big deal to the Doctor. Idk if Lethbridge-Stewart was originally going to be such a big character, so I just think it's kinda cool that he retroactively gives him a slightly better introduction, even if the original one is still pretty fire.

Hot damn!

Aw man, after sending me this how could I not? I’ll finish it ASAP 👍

Thank You!! ☺️

This timelord technology is getting out of hand. First his infinite pockets, and now his infinite hat.

I know that I've made this joke before, but the fact that the second Doctor's hat is almost always slightly off-screen always gives me big Doug Dimmadome vibes.

But to be fair, the actual length of his hat is also too funny for me to take seriously anyway.

I know that I've made this joke before, but the fact that the second Doctor's hat is almost always slightly off-screen always gives me big Doug Dimmadome vibes.

But to be fair, the actual length of his hat is also too funny for me to take seriously anyway.

ian chesterton everybody

New favorite thing:

Trying to convince my boyfriend that All Creatures Great and Small is a wacky show about psychopaths as they try to blend into society.

I just started the original All Creatures Great and Small series. I think it's really great and charming so far, but I'm only on episode 2 and they've already killed a horse and a dog. Idk if I have the mental fortitude if it's going to be an every episode thing.

They do have more meat on their bones...

I could be convinced to change targets.

Fr guys I could say ANYTHING.

Yeah yeah, we all took history. I got the main takeaway though so that's all that matters.

Fr guys I could say ANYTHING.

Legalize eating children under five years old, A Modest Proposal style.

Fr guys I could say ANYTHING.

I'm making a sideshow for my boyfriend about Discworld and why I like it, and for this slide I will explain how I became an instant Pratchett fan but why it took me a bit to warm up to Gaiman's writing.

Also I'm going to introduce him to my favorite characters:

Ok so I've never advertised that I have an ao3 account on which I post stuff because I'm very self conscious I guess, but I just finished this short fiction about Ruby. I, like a lot of people, was not happy with the reveal of who Ruby's mom was.

I could pull up so many small details that made me theorize that it was Kronos, the cronovore from the 3rd Doctor's story "The Time Monster". But since we didn't get that I thought I'd write this. If your interested, why not give it a read?