Doctor Who thing of the day: Steven Moffat weirdly limits who can be a companion
Moffat’s restrictions make sense only from a narrow, white, male, middle-class, Western, heteronormative perspective. Yeah, I know: What a shock.
Moffat’s restrictions make sense only from a narrow, white, male, middle-class, Western, heteronormative perspective. Yeah, I know: What a shock.
It sure does look like Matt Smith appears in this early photo of the Beatles. This is a real photo, completely unaltered in any way…
Bleeding Cool now says it is so too happening, and gets it direct from Yates himself…
Looks like my hopes of us getting Tom Baker’s sentient cabbage for a companion have been squashed.
“The Doctor is going to meet someone very new in the very last place he could ever have expected…” And the speculation is Go!
From a few fans behaving badly, Blair extrapolates that fandom is the worst thing that ever happened to Doctor Who. Wha’?
There are a lot of ways in which this was 90 brilliant minutes of television drama, but the first way in which it’s brilliant is the opening moments…
NO spoilers for “Hounds” in this post!
There’s little resemblance to Arthur Conan Doyle’s story here, apart from the lashings of creepy atmosphere…
“The main character is a handsome, young, eccentric white man – played by a notably younger actor than in any previous versions – famed for his oddball intelligence…”