29 June 2012
Tardis camera bag
Do you like this knitted camera bag in the style of a Tardis? I think it looks great and it seems to be bigger on the inside.
27 June 2012
Quotes from "The Waters of Mars"
It is time for quotes from the series four special "The Waters of Mars".
Adelaide Brooke: State your name, rank, and intention.
The Doctor: The Doctor, Doctor,... fun?
The Doctor: (to the Martian colonists) I should go. I really should go. I'm sorry. I'm, I'm sorry with all of my hearts, but it's one of those very rare times when I've got no choice. It's been an honor.
Adelaide Brooke: What is that device?
The Doctor: Screwdriver.
Adelaide Brooke: What are you, The Doctor or the janitor?
The Doctor: I don't know. Sounds like me, though: maintenance man of the universe.
The Doctor: This thing's airtight, yeah?
Adelaide Brooke: And therefore watertight.
The Doctor: Depends how clever the water is.
Adelaide Brooke: We're safe. It's hermetically sealed. They can't get in.
The Doctor: Water is patient, Adelaide. Water just waits. It wears down the cliff tops, the mountains, the whole of the world. Water always wins.
Ed Gold: Well, at least I'm good for something.
Adelaide Brooke: Now and again.
Ed Gold: That's almost a compliment. Things must be serious.
The Doctor: This moment, this precise moment in time, it's like... I mean, it's only a theory, what do I know? But I think certain moments in time are fixed. Tiny, precious moments. Everything else is in flux, anything can happen, but those certain moments, they have to stand. This base on Mars, with you, Adelaide Brooke, this is one vital moment. What happens here must always happen.
Adelaide Brooke: It can't be stopped. Don't die with us.
The Doctor: No, 'cause someone told me just recently, they said I was gonna die. They said, "He will knock four times" and I think I know what that means and it doesn't mean right here, right now, 'cause I don't hear anyone knocking, do you? (Andy pounds his head on the window three times) Three knocks is all you're getting!
The Doctor: We're not just fighting the Flood, we're fighting time itself! And I'm gonna win!!!
Adelaide Brooke: You should have left us there.
The Doctor: Adelaide, I've done this sort of thing before. In small ways, saved some little people. But never someone as important as you. Ooh, I'm good.
Adelaide Brooke: Little people? What, like Mia and Yuri? Who decides they're so unimportant? You?
The Doctor: For a long time now, I thought I was just a survivor. No, but I'm not. I'm a winner. That's who I am. The Time Lord Victorious.
Adelaide Brooke: And there's no one to stop you.
The Doctor: No.
Adelaide Brooke: This is wrong, Doctor. I don't care who you are. The Time Lord Victorious is wrong.
The Doctor: That's for me to decide. Now, you'd better get home. Ooh, it's all locked up. You've been away. Still, that's easy. All yours.
Adelaide Brooke: Is there nothing you can't do
The Doctor: Not any more.
Adelaide Brooke: State your name, rank, and intention.
The Doctor: The Doctor, Doctor,... fun?
The Doctor: (to the Martian colonists) I should go. I really should go. I'm sorry. I'm, I'm sorry with all of my hearts, but it's one of those very rare times when I've got no choice. It's been an honor.
Adelaide Brooke: What is that device?
The Doctor: Screwdriver.
Adelaide Brooke: What are you, The Doctor or the janitor?
The Doctor: I don't know. Sounds like me, though: maintenance man of the universe.
The Doctor: This thing's airtight, yeah?
Adelaide Brooke: And therefore watertight.
The Doctor: Depends how clever the water is.
Adelaide Brooke: We're safe. It's hermetically sealed. They can't get in.
The Doctor: Water is patient, Adelaide. Water just waits. It wears down the cliff tops, the mountains, the whole of the world. Water always wins.
Ed Gold: Well, at least I'm good for something.
Adelaide Brooke: Now and again.
Ed Gold: That's almost a compliment. Things must be serious.
The Doctor: This moment, this precise moment in time, it's like... I mean, it's only a theory, what do I know? But I think certain moments in time are fixed. Tiny, precious moments. Everything else is in flux, anything can happen, but those certain moments, they have to stand. This base on Mars, with you, Adelaide Brooke, this is one vital moment. What happens here must always happen.
Adelaide Brooke: It can't be stopped. Don't die with us.
The Doctor: No, 'cause someone told me just recently, they said I was gonna die. They said, "He will knock four times" and I think I know what that means and it doesn't mean right here, right now, 'cause I don't hear anyone knocking, do you? (Andy pounds his head on the window three times) Three knocks is all you're getting!
The Doctor: We're not just fighting the Flood, we're fighting time itself! And I'm gonna win!!!
Adelaide Brooke: You should have left us there.
The Doctor: Adelaide, I've done this sort of thing before. In small ways, saved some little people. But never someone as important as you. Ooh, I'm good.
Adelaide Brooke: Little people? What, like Mia and Yuri? Who decides they're so unimportant? You?
The Doctor: For a long time now, I thought I was just a survivor. No, but I'm not. I'm a winner. That's who I am. The Time Lord Victorious.
Adelaide Brooke: And there's no one to stop you.
The Doctor: No.
Adelaide Brooke: This is wrong, Doctor. I don't care who you are. The Time Lord Victorious is wrong.
The Doctor: That's for me to decide. Now, you'd better get home. Ooh, it's all locked up. You've been away. Still, that's easy. All yours.
Adelaide Brooke: Is there nothing you can't do
The Doctor: Not any more.
25 June 2012
Series 2 Episode 13: Doomsday
Summary:
The Cybermen are on the whole planet when five Daleks come out of the sphere. They don't kill Rose and Mickey and it seems that they need them for something called the Genesis Ark. Rose's Dad comes from the parallel universe and tries to destroy the Cybermen, which isn't so easy. He would let the version of earth, which is not his own, suffer under the Cybermen just to get rid of them. But there is still the Doctor who doesn't want innocent people killed. Mickey unwillingly opens the Genesis Ark and millions of Daleks come out of it because they were imprisoned there. Soon the Cybermen and Daleks start to fight each other and the Doctor sends Rose into the other universe but she wants to stay with him and comes back. Together they open the breach so the Daleks and Cybermen will be sucked into it but Rose can't hold on and falls into it too but is saved by her father. Will the Doctor be able to see Rose again?
This is such a sad episode and the last in which we will see Rose for a long time. It already starts sad when we hear the voice-over and Rose says this is the day I died. Well, we know that she isn't really dead but she's in a parallel universe and there is no way for her to get back to the Doctor. The fight between Daleks and Cybermen is epic and really great for a series final. I wonder if every Dalek and Cybermen was sucked into the breach or if there are still some in some other parts of the universe. They must be somewhere because they all tend to come back. The episode has some great special effects and it must have been tons of work to let it look so good. The final seen at the beach in Bad Wolf Bay is so sad because the Doctor wants to say goodbye to Rose and then he's not able to tell her that he loves her. We all know it but he never says it. But Russel T. Davies managed to hook the people again for the next series and presents us a wonderful funny moment after the sad goodbye of Rose. Suddenly there is a bride in the Tardis and the Doctor has no idea how this could have happened.
The Cybermen are on the whole planet when five Daleks come out of the sphere. They don't kill Rose and Mickey and it seems that they need them for something called the Genesis Ark. Rose's Dad comes from the parallel universe and tries to destroy the Cybermen, which isn't so easy. He would let the version of earth, which is not his own, suffer under the Cybermen just to get rid of them. But there is still the Doctor who doesn't want innocent people killed. Mickey unwillingly opens the Genesis Ark and millions of Daleks come out of it because they were imprisoned there. Soon the Cybermen and Daleks start to fight each other and the Doctor sends Rose into the other universe but she wants to stay with him and comes back. Together they open the breach so the Daleks and Cybermen will be sucked into it but Rose can't hold on and falls into it too but is saved by her father. Will the Doctor be able to see Rose again?
This is such a sad episode and the last in which we will see Rose for a long time. It already starts sad when we hear the voice-over and Rose says this is the day I died. Well, we know that she isn't really dead but she's in a parallel universe and there is no way for her to get back to the Doctor. The fight between Daleks and Cybermen is epic and really great for a series final. I wonder if every Dalek and Cybermen was sucked into the breach or if there are still some in some other parts of the universe. They must be somewhere because they all tend to come back. The episode has some great special effects and it must have been tons of work to let it look so good. The final seen at the beach in Bad Wolf Bay is so sad because the Doctor wants to say goodbye to Rose and then he's not able to tell her that he loves her. We all know it but he never says it. But Russel T. Davies managed to hook the people again for the next series and presents us a wonderful funny moment after the sad goodbye of Rose. Suddenly there is a bride in the Tardis and the Doctor has no idea how this could have happened.
24 June 2012
Iridescent - Ten&Eleven (video)
Today I have a video for you that was made by Allumie. It's a bit sad but I hope you like it nonetheless.
22 June 2012
I just wanted to say hello
I've found this beautiful wallpaper on deviantart. It shows the Eleventh Doctor and his Tardis in human form. I hope you like it too.
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