Doctor Who Fan Club V2.910113.14

[Featherhandcuffs]

I agree with Scarf, it was only her love for the Doctor that held her back. Otherwise I quite liked her, she was strong, much more capable than Rose. Rose was a nice romantic relief for the audience and when they tried to make Martha fill that role the romantic aspect of Doctor Who sort of fell apart.

[Speedythecat]

OMG my parents told me that my great-grandmother is making me a tom baker scarf yyeeaahhh lol

[Davesprite]

Oh! Random thought! Moaning Myrtle and the girl in 'Love and Monsters' were played by the same actress!

[^KitKat^]

I know, its funny! The voice is what tips you off. I didn't like Love and Monsters, there was too little Doctor in it.
*sobs* Amy is leaving!!!! NUUUUUUUU!!!!

[Starryy Skiies]

No, Amy! NUUUU! NUUU!

[Lakotah]

She'll probally make a reapperance eventually.
Since she is River's mother

[Starryy Skiies]

True, true. But still, it's still sad.

[Davesprite]

I'm working an Oekaki painting of Gallifrey. I have the 'burnt orange sky' and rocks and red grass, but I don't know how to position the city!

[IrishBaritone]

me and my sister just back for ohaycon and we saw like five different doctors. Mostly ten and eleven but there was one four

[tide.]

I just saw the movie Monte Carlo, which had Catherine Tate in it, with some new friends of mine who I don't think watch Doctor Who. [ I didn't want to ask xD ] Whenever I saw her playing her role as the fussy old English aunt, the only thing I could think of was how rude and sarcastic she was as Donna. Another thing I couldn't stop thinking about was that scene from The End of Time Pt. 2, when she's calling to her mother just across the street who's yelling at the spot where the TARDIS dematerialized, and Donna says, "Are you shouting at the air?"
xD

Because I just moved to Australia and they don't have Netflix here, I've been terribly deprived of my Doctor Who lately, so I might actually go watch some right now :D