elphabaforpresidentofgallifrey:

eleven better fuckin go visit craig and stormy before he regenerates

bang-a-roo:

Clara Oswald’s Many Lives -inspired by her archaeology teacher (Professor Jones), Clara Oswald joined an archaeological team and traveled the world.  

bang-a-roo:

Clara Oswald’s Many Lives -Clara traveled to Camelot after the death of King Arthur and became a trusted servant to Queen Guinevere. 

bang-a-roo:

Clara Oswald’s Many Lives -Clara Oswald was a maid at Downton Abbey and helped raise the Crawley children until she was married. 

bang-a-roo:

Clara Oswald’s Many Lives -Oswin Oswald was hired as a dancer by the Hellfire Club when they discovered she had doormat mutant abilities. When she discovered the truth about her employers, Clara ran away to New York where she was contacted by a genetics professor.   

pulpbomb:

darksigyn:

let me just tell you briefly about these amazing camera shots and their symbolism:

shot #1: Thor and Loki as kids are equal with their father almost out of reach for the both of them (his face is out of the shot) - though they are standing next to each other, still Odin is the one separating them.

shot #2: Odin still separates them,they still are inferior, even though they both have grown to match him (you see Odin fully). However while Loki faces him (yearning to live up to his father’s expectations), it is him Odin shows his back, while his left shoulder is pointed to Thor his true son and only heir, who is not able to look at his father due to his conflict towards him. The brothers now start to turn their backs on each other: the beginning of their paths parting.

**tears**

who-has-a-sonic-screwdriver:

hipsterclassicwho:

Imagine being a Doctor Who fan in 1966 though.

“Oh dear, what’s happening? Is the Doctor dying?

Wait.

What. The. Shit.”

My nan has been watching Doctor Who from the get-go

According to her the first regeneration made the entire country go ape-shit and she has vivid memories of her entire family being frozen in front of the TV in shock for about an hour

But every end is the start of a new beginning.