Doctor Who Fan Club V2.910113.14

[The BadWolf]

The first three Doctors from Classic Who are dead. All three of them.

R.I.P William Hartnell, the man who started it all.

R.I.P Patrick Troughton, the man who made me love the classic series.

R.I.P John Pertwee, the man who taught me that the Doctor can fight.

I'll miss you guys. ;~;

I was researching them in interest, and all of them died of a heart attack if I remember correctly. That makes me worry about Tom Baker O.o

[Lady Who]

The first three Doctors from Classic Who are dead. All three of them.

R.I.P William Hartnell, the man who started it all.

R.I.P Patrick Troughton, the man who made me love the classic series.

R.I.P John Pertwee, the man who taught me that the Doctor can fight.

I'll miss you guys. ;~;

THEY ARE NOT DEAD!!! THEY ARE JUST REJENERATED

(lol spelled that wrong)

[P o m]

I've seen The Three Doctors. I'll post the main characters and do my impressions on them.

~ MAIN CHARACTERS ~

The Third Doctor
The Second Doctor
The First Doctor
Brigadier General
Jo

~ REVIEW ~

The Third Doctor was pretty damn hilarious in this episode. Judging by what I saw there, he's pretty easily irritated by his past selves. What was funny was that he looks like such a gentleman, but has that fighting personality. I was terrified when he got in that fight with Omega's will creature and it started choking him. He was a great fighter, the first ever fighter Doctor. His attitude with The Second Doctor was hilarious and when his companion got mad at him and he acted like a five year old who got caught painting on a wall.

The Second Doctor was downright amazing. He had his signature attitude and kept trying to tower over The Third Doctor, who was pretty much twice his height. His obsession with the recorder was the best, it had me laughing and rolling around clutching my lungs trying to breathe again. The way he appeared and acted like nothing had happened was possibly the best part of this episode, his arm just appears out of nowhere, grabs the recorder from Jo's hand and then the rest of him appeared. He' my favorite Doctor for a reason.

The First Doctor was just... Oh God. XD He was pretty hilarious, he had an attitude towards them that showed he clearly didn't want to become 2 or 3 in the future because he thought they were immature and pretty dumb. He made it pretty obvious though, which was pretty funny when you get to know his personality.

Brigadier was awesome. It's the only episode I've seen with him and he is awesome. The one I watched just so happened to be the one where it was the first time he went inside the TARDIS and his reaction was priceless. He positively TERRIFIED and kept yelling at The Doctors to let him out of the "Mad House."

Jo was annoying. She was very clingy and was always seeking protection from 3. She followed him around all the time even when he told her not to just so he could protect her, but she tried to make it seem like she didn't want the protection. She was really annoying and always pointed out the obvious in a situation. She didn't even try to be her own person, always ended up following the Doctor wherever he went to the point where it was creepy.

[.Fish.]

Guys in my computer class today their was a four-beat tapping on the window I was all like OMW The Masters coming the 2 people next to me both looked at me weird like and I was like Doctor please come and save me from The Master please it made those 2 boys stare at me again o_O
It was so freky because befor they knocked I was wondering if I would ever hear the 4-beat I was so scared/freakyed out

[pizzas and scream]

Ahh, Sherman (Shermannnn *shakes fist*). Have you seen Doctor's Cot Gallifreyan? I'm really into promoting it, the person who designed it is a real legend and let me play around with painting one of my ties with it recently. I think it's a lot nicer and more consistent personally (everyone thinks that Sherman's is consistent but it's really not at all ), and it's designed to look canonically like the writing on the Doctor's cot, so that's cool.

Also Greencrook. But that's much trickier.

(hullo there Paladog)

Blah blah, caught the Gallifreyan fever, et cetera... My question is for Scarf: is your problem with Sherman's translator? So far it seems pretty consistent to me as an alphabet.

with this and then I think of those people. the fiction kin in multiple systems. and the soulbonders who are good at communicating. what "input they could give" and if it would be a mess or seen as creative.

but I have a bad track record involving that idea. you know my "that is stupid for you to say you are an anime character/your true self is a fictional character from a book" or the "get your own imagiary friends"

of course you can always think of it as channling though the multiverse and finding him in one where he is real without needing an actor and writer to live.

you know, "hey there is people that might swear The Doctor lives in their head. ask them to help."

[P o m]

I HAVE A PROBLEM.

Every night for the past week I've been talking to my Doctor Who action figure which is my my shelf next to my bed. It's Matt Smith from the season 5 finale, complete with a mop and fez. So I'd sit up, turn it towards me and just... talk to him. About anything really. I even conjured up his voice in my head for replies and act like I'm actually having a conversation. I tell him about my hopes, dreams, secrets and feelings and I pretend that we talk about time, space, companions and the TARDIS.

...What's wrong with me. This isn't normal behaviour.

[LOTR Addict]

I HAVE A PROBLEM.

Every night for the past week I've been talking to my Doctor Who action figure which is my my shelf next to my bed. It's Matt Smith from the season 5 finale, complete with a mop and fez. So I'd sit up, turn it towards me and just... talk to him. About anything really. I even conjured up his voice in my head for replies and act like I'm actually having a conversation. I tell him about my hopes, dreams, secrets and feelings and I pretend that we talk about time, space, companions and the TARDIS.

...What's wrong with me. This isn't normal behaviour.

Problem? No, my dear. That is not a problem. I talk to inanimate things a lot, and I definitely would if that inanimate object is the eleventh Doctor. xD Sometimes you just need someone to talk to, and things like that are always there.

The book fair is this week! Usually it isnt that exciting because everything is so expensive, but THERE'S DOCTOR WHO STUFF THIS YEAR!!!!! Even a DW BOOK! I realllly want the Adipose stress toy, though, and the eleven doctors little figure things with the sonic screwdrivers/ important object for each doctor. It is SO EXPENSIVE. I need a job -.-

[Filla]

I HAVE A PROBLEM.

Every night for the past week I've been talking to my Doctor Who action figure which is my my shelf next to my bed. It's Matt Smith from the season 5 finale, complete with a mop and fez. So I'd sit up, turn it towards me and just... talk to him. About anything really. I even conjured up his voice in my head for replies and act like I'm actually having a conversation. I tell him about my hopes, dreams, secrets and feelings and I pretend that we talk about time, space, companions and the TARDIS.

...What's wrong with me. This isn't normal behaviour.

Cool, the doctor has been taking to me in my dreams. The doctor in my dreams tells me about his life at the moment. It's kind of freaky and cool at the same time.

[P o m]

All my dreams are about Weeping Angels, Daleks, The Doctor and River etc. One of them involved me beating a ton of Daleks and then getting attacked by a Weeping Angel and being saved from The Doctor in the 1920's, another involved kicking butt with Amy and another was too funny and... disturbing to tell.

[Scarf]

Ahh, Sherman (Shermannnn *shakes fist*). Have you seen Doctor's Cot Gallifreyan? I'm really into promoting it, the person who designed it is a real legend and let me play around with painting one of my ties with it recently. I think it's a lot nicer and more consistent personally (everyone thinks that Sherman's is consistent but it's really not at all :/), and it's designed to look canonically like the writing on the Doctor's cot, so that's cool.

Also Greencrook. But that's much trickier.

(hullo there Paladog)

Blah blah, caught the Gallifreyan fever, et cetera... My question is for Scarf: is your problem with Sherman's translator? So far it seems pretty consistent to me as an alphabet.

I've tried to download the generator on two computers to illustrate my point, but it just won't work :/ Thankfully tumblr's circular gallifreyan tags can help.

This says 'Allons-y'


This also says 'Allons-y'


This says 'Bad Wolf'


This also says 'Bad Wolf'

From memory (from when I did have the translator on my computer because I needed it for a tie I was working on) if you press the 'translate' button multiple times it'll give you multiple ways of writing things. I did that to try to find the more attractive versions. That might not be a feature of an upgraded translator, I don't know.

I also dislike Sherman's because I think it's ugly? It's rigid and harsh and nothing flows together in that beautiful way that the writing that features on the show does. It's ok for little things like names sometimes but when people start writing sentences it's just...again, I wish I had the translator working to prove my point, because I dislike pulling out things that people have done and pointing at them and going "dat ugly", but when it's used for whole sentences and speeches? Yeah, it doesn't do it for me.

I should probably note that this is me in my spare time so yeah. The Gallifreyan on the show really ticked all of my boxes for aesthetic beauty (I love the runaway flow-y geometricness of it), so I got a bit obsessed with drawing it and the rest is history I guess >>