15 June 2012
T-shirt time
I think it's time again to present you some new t-shirt designs that appeared on Redbubble recently and here they are.





13 June 2012
Quotes from "The Next Doctor"
Today I have some quotes from the series 4 Christmas Special "The Next Doctor" for you.
The Next Doctor: What have we got here, then?
The Doctor: Hold on, who are you?
The Next Doctor: I'm the Doctor. Simply the Doctor. The one, the only and the best.
The Next Doctor: I should introduce Rosita, my faithful companion. Always telling me off.
The Doctor: Well, they do, don't they?
The Doctor: But I've heard all about you, Doctor. Bit of a legend if I say so myself.
The Next Doctor: Modesty forbids me to agree with you, sir. But yes. Yes, I am.
The Next Doctor: It's strange, though. I talk of Cybermen from the stars, and you don't blink, Mr. Smith.
The Doctor: Ah, don't blink, remember that? Whatever you do, don't blink. The blinking and the statues with Sally and the angels. No?
The Next Doctor: You're a very odd man.
The Doctor: Mmm. I still am.
The Next Doctor: Then I beg you, John, help me.
The Doctor: Ah. Two words I never refuse.
Miss Hartigan: Man that is born of woman hath but a short time to live. Although I've got some friends who might disagree with that. Would you like to meet them? Hark! I can hear them now. (The Cybermen arrive)
The Next Doctor: With all the things a Time Lord has seen, everything he's lost, he must surely have bad dreams.
The Doctor: Yeah.
The Next Doctor: There she is. My transport through time and space. The TARDIS!
The Doctor: You've got a balloon.
The Next Doctor: TARDIS. T - A - R - D - I - S. It stands for Tethered Aerial Release Developed in Style. Do you see?
The Doctor: Well, I do now. I like it. Good TARDIS.
Cyberman: You are the Doctor.
The Doctor: (waves; grins) Hello.
Miss Hartigan: But you promised me. You said I would never be converted!
Cyberleader: That was designated a lie.
Jackson Lake: Ladies and gentleman, I know that man! That Doctor on high! And I know that he has done this deed a thousand times. But not once, no, sir, not once not ever has he ever been thanked. But no more, for I say to you on this Christmas Morn, bravo, sir!
Jackson Lake: Tell me one thing. All those facts and figures I saw of the Doctor's life, you were never alone. All those bright and shining companions. But not any more?
The Doctor: No.
Jackson Lake: Might I ask why not?
The Doctor: They leave. Because they should or because they find someone else. And some of them, some of them … forget me. I suppose in the end, they break my heart.
The Doctor: Jackson, if anyone had to be the Doctor, I'm glad it was you.
The Next Doctor: What have we got here, then?
The Doctor: Hold on, who are you?
The Next Doctor: I'm the Doctor. Simply the Doctor. The one, the only and the best.
The Next Doctor: I should introduce Rosita, my faithful companion. Always telling me off.
The Doctor: Well, they do, don't they?
The Doctor: But I've heard all about you, Doctor. Bit of a legend if I say so myself.
The Next Doctor: Modesty forbids me to agree with you, sir. But yes. Yes, I am.
The Next Doctor: It's strange, though. I talk of Cybermen from the stars, and you don't blink, Mr. Smith.
The Doctor: Ah, don't blink, remember that? Whatever you do, don't blink. The blinking and the statues with Sally and the angels. No?
The Next Doctor: You're a very odd man.
The Doctor: Mmm. I still am.
The Next Doctor: Then I beg you, John, help me.
The Doctor: Ah. Two words I never refuse.
Miss Hartigan: Man that is born of woman hath but a short time to live. Although I've got some friends who might disagree with that. Would you like to meet them? Hark! I can hear them now. (The Cybermen arrive)
The Next Doctor: With all the things a Time Lord has seen, everything he's lost, he must surely have bad dreams.
The Doctor: Yeah.
The Next Doctor: There she is. My transport through time and space. The TARDIS!
The Doctor: You've got a balloon.
The Next Doctor: TARDIS. T - A - R - D - I - S. It stands for Tethered Aerial Release Developed in Style. Do you see?
The Doctor: Well, I do now. I like it. Good TARDIS.
Cyberman: You are the Doctor.
The Doctor: (waves; grins) Hello.
Miss Hartigan: But you promised me. You said I would never be converted!
Cyberleader: That was designated a lie.
Jackson Lake: Ladies and gentleman, I know that man! That Doctor on high! And I know that he has done this deed a thousand times. But not once, no, sir, not once not ever has he ever been thanked. But no more, for I say to you on this Christmas Morn, bravo, sir!
Jackson Lake: Tell me one thing. All those facts and figures I saw of the Doctor's life, you were never alone. All those bright and shining companions. But not any more?
The Doctor: No.
Jackson Lake: Might I ask why not?
The Doctor: They leave. Because they should or because they find someone else. And some of them, some of them … forget me. I suppose in the end, they break my heart.
The Doctor: Jackson, if anyone had to be the Doctor, I'm glad it was you.
11 June 2012
Series 2 Episode 11: Fear Her
Summary:
Rose and the Doctor have travelled into the year 2012 to see the celebration of the Olympics. When they walk through a totally normal street in London they find out that children are missing. That grips their attention and soon they are in the middle of their investigation. The missing children and strange occurrences seem to be connected to the girl Chloe who had a bad father. Soon the Doctor finds out that the girl is possessed by an alien that crashed onto earth and can't get back to it's brothers and sisters. He wants to help both of them but Chloe draws the Doctor and so he's sucked into her drawing. Rose is on her own now and she tries everything to help Chloe and the Doctor. She figures out that the pod of the alien needs heat and hope to be able to fly again and so she throws it into the Olympic torch. Will that save the Doctor?
The first thing I always remember when I watch this episode is that Chloe has the same bedclothes that I have. I guess IKEA is everywhere. The second thought, now that we are in the year 2012, is that it would be so cool if David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor would light the Olympic flame. Wouldn't it be a paradox otherwise? The episode itself is quite scary with vanishing people and this scary drawing/person in the closet. It's interesting what somebody would do so he/she/it isn't alone anymore and these aliens are a great idea. The setting of the Olympic Games is great but I don't think we will see an episode where the Doctor participates in the games. This is the last episode before the series finale and the last words of the Doctor somehow prepare us for what is to come.
Rose and the Doctor have travelled into the year 2012 to see the celebration of the Olympics. When they walk through a totally normal street in London they find out that children are missing. That grips their attention and soon they are in the middle of their investigation. The missing children and strange occurrences seem to be connected to the girl Chloe who had a bad father. Soon the Doctor finds out that the girl is possessed by an alien that crashed onto earth and can't get back to it's brothers and sisters. He wants to help both of them but Chloe draws the Doctor and so he's sucked into her drawing. Rose is on her own now and she tries everything to help Chloe and the Doctor. She figures out that the pod of the alien needs heat and hope to be able to fly again and so she throws it into the Olympic torch. Will that save the Doctor?
The first thing I always remember when I watch this episode is that Chloe has the same bedclothes that I have. I guess IKEA is everywhere. The second thought, now that we are in the year 2012, is that it would be so cool if David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor would light the Olympic flame. Wouldn't it be a paradox otherwise? The episode itself is quite scary with vanishing people and this scary drawing/person in the closet. It's interesting what somebody would do so he/she/it isn't alone anymore and these aliens are a great idea. The setting of the Olympic Games is great but I don't think we will see an episode where the Doctor participates in the games. This is the last episode before the series finale and the last words of the Doctor somehow prepare us for what is to come.
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10 June 2012
What I've done (Video)
This video of the Tenth Doctor is a bit sad but the music is beautiful. It was made by pollydoo08.
09 June 2012
Martha Jones
I don't know why exactly but Martha is still my favourite companion of the Doctor. Many people will disagree with me here and say that they like Rose or Donna more but for me it's Martha.
First of all, I love her theme music, which was written brilliantly by Murray Gold. The second thing is that Freema Agyeman is a great actress and you believe that she is Martha and not that she's just playing a role.
Maybe I also like her that much because most of the time the Doctor doesn't really appreciate her and compares her to Rose. You can see that she knows that but she still stays and travels with him and she's there when he needs her, like in the year that never was.
I think the Doctor really notices her as someone who can't be compared to Rose after all this and when she decides to leave him.
I would love to see Martha again in the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who.
First of all, I love her theme music, which was written brilliantly by Murray Gold. The second thing is that Freema Agyeman is a great actress and you believe that she is Martha and not that she's just playing a role.
Maybe I also like her that much because most of the time the Doctor doesn't really appreciate her and compares her to Rose. You can see that she knows that but she still stays and travels with him and she's there when he needs her, like in the year that never was.
I think the Doctor really notices her as someone who can't be compared to Rose after all this and when she decides to leave him.
I would love to see Martha again in the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who.
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