Regularly described as being like a fan favourite sitcom character. Still not sure if that's a compliment.
Autistic — I talk about Doctor Who like, way too much.
(Very left wing. Very.)
Em-Dash Advocate.
The Thing from Another World (1951)
This is *all* about tone.
A base under siege story about a group of people who find a flying saucer in Arctic ice; The Thing from Another World has all the makings for a Second Doctor Doctor Who story, except the Doctor doesn't show up.
The Thing from Another World (1951)
This is *all* about tone.
A base under siege story about a group of people who find a flying saucer in Arctic ice; The Thing from Another World has all the makings for a Second Doctor Doctor Who story, except the Doctor doesn't show up.
This Sporting Life (1963)
This recommendation isn't so much about tone, but instead about showing William Hartnell's range. 'This Sporting Life' is one of the films made during the British New Wave & follows the 'grim up north' kitchen sink approach a lot of those films did.
This Sporting Life (1963)
This recommendation isn't so much about tone, but instead about showing William Hartnell's range. 'This Sporting Life' is one of the films made during the British New Wave & follows the 'grim up north' kitchen sink approach a lot of those films did.
I also reckon the sort of hypnosis he does, usually helpful to the people themselves rather than controlling them, is probably easier than the sort other Time Lords do
I also reckon the sort of hypnosis he does, usually helpful to the people themselves rather than controlling them, is probably easier than the sort other Time Lords do
Jenner: Autism? What's that?
The Doctor: It's the ability to memorise even the most convoluted and insane Doctor Who lore. Elder Gods, Faction Paradox, Looms. Everything.
Jenner: God. What have I done?
Jenner: Autism? What's that?
The Doctor: It's the ability to memorise even the most convoluted and insane Doctor Who lore. Elder Gods, Faction Paradox, Looms. Everything.
Jenner: God. What have I done?