(I know it’s actually the rest of S7, not a new series, woops..)

What if The Doctor was real and you’d met him… but you didn’t even know?

The Power of Three annoyed me. They had the meaning of Amy and the Doctor and the meaning of Amy and Rory but, they were no where near the meaning of cubed.

I wish we could have seen more of Rory and the Doctor. I feel their friendship went unexplored.

I always have trouble watching “The Fires of Pompeii”, because I know so much about Roman culture that I spend the entire episode mentally cataloging what’s wrong about the portrayal of Pompeii instead of noticing the pure BAMF awesomeness of Donna Noble. Same goes for “The Pandorica Opens”.

submitted by mymindpalaceisatardis

It’s never enough. I can never imagine myself as just being a companion… When I place myself in Doctor Who, I always have to live forever.

Davies’ plots were very simple, as were his characters and aliens, and there was usually a happy ending. I like that Moddat has made the Doctor darker, and that the companions mean more to the overall plot, along with interesting aliens, but his episodes feel so incomplete and lazy compared to RTD’s!

I think there should be an episode where the Doctor says something like “TARDIS take me to my favorite ginger!” and whilst everyone thinks he’s referring to Amy, he steps out of the TARDIS to see Donna. That would make my year.

It suddenly occurred to me that we will never meet Jim the Fish. In the Impossible Astronaut, when the 1103 year-old Doctor was comparing diaries with River, they bother remembered Jim, although the 908 year-old Doctor does not. But when they meet again in The Wedding of River Song, the Doctor has presumably lived through the missing 200 years, including Jim the Fish, Easter Island, and all the other memories that were recorded in his diary That’s 200 years of adventures we’ll never get to see. And I really wanted to see the episode about Jim the Fish, building his dam.

I need this to happen….Because I truly understand how lonely he has been.

Don’t get me wrong, Rose was my favorite companion. But I think David Tennant’s regeneration was even more sad than when Rose got stuck in the parallel world.

You know, I don’t know how I’d feel if Simm returned as the Master for Smith. I don’t quite think they’d have the same amount of energy with one another as Simm and Tennant did…

Submitted by scottinthetardis

If a guy like the Ninth Doctor grabs my hand and after that I start seeing weird things, I’d punch and kick him  and ran as fast as I could, because I’d believe I was drugged and he wants to kidnap me…
The actions of the characters are  unrealistic, and the creators are kind of irresponsible.
This is not a story I would teach to young girls.