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How the fuck did people not know Jack was a fag? He brought it up every chance he could from his very first episode. (IIRC, Rose suggests that she distracts one of the guards, and Jack tells her dumb ass that he isn't in to women, so HE was going to distract the guard instead. By fucking him.)Not sure who they're trying to fool with shit like this
Not only is Gatwa a fag , but Ruby is a dyke as well
What are the current odds on Gatwa and Jynx Monsoon getting busted for shit like Barrowman and Noel Clarke?
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You not noticing stuff because you were stupid does not mean it was inuendo or just wink wink nudge nudge.
He is also an old white male who is too old and successful to troon out. That is his biggest weakness. Being gay will only get you so far in this world.Unlokely since all his work is postive and pushes the message and has a lways done so. They aren’t going to throw under the bus when of their best spoke people.
It’s less that and more in exchange for the resources to make the show which the BBC does not fully have.
If the BBC wanted to throw RTD under the bus they could. Disney does not have any more info on him than anyone else.
I think it's probably the story that I've seen that has done the most with the idea of a female Doctor, and does the most to combat the shitty bigoted reaction towards the 13th Doctor.
We've just had Series 10 Capaldi. That's... I fucking love that stuff. But I want to get people in. I want to lure the general public in before we go: "Trans rights, fuck you."
Interesting how progressives don't tend to approve of calling women "girlies", except when those women are (and the actors who play them)... you guessed it!We can have the Redacted girlies do something interlinking with the episode that aired last night, why not? It can help make the era as gay as it was marketing itself to be.
But also, Doctor Who presented as a state-sanctioned alternative to the syllabus - a different history syllabus. It's lovely.
Doctor Who has had a longstanding problem with race - I think a lot of people would agree - even until quite recently.
If the Doctor is above the human sexism of the time, that implies that other brilliant, daring women of the past weren't. Y'know what I mean? The Doctor has to be victim to the injustices of the past. She has to be.
Not only that, but Donna seems absolutely delighted when both Doctors answered "yes" in unison. Since she married two black guys and has the hots for a brown Isaac Newton, the girl clearly has a race-mixing kink. This line is peak Donna, but in a way the progs should be delighted by. (Okay, okay. That line almost certainly has a more politically correct explanation, but it is my head canon, God dammit.)The "range of colours" line was peak Donna. That guy needs to pull the sonic screwdriver out of his ass.
His husband died in 2018 of a brain tumour, and was diagnosed 7 years before that. His father died in 2015, so they would have both been ill at the same time, but obviously not from covid... unless the virus hopped onto its own TARDIS.Didn't know about Davies having been widowed/lost his father in rapid succession (how did they die BTW? Covid?)
Chibnall is actually a lukewarm liberal who was only being as woke as the BBC needed him to be. Davies, by contrast, is a queer activist who was (and still is) being about as woke as the BBC will let him get away with, and would very much like to be even woker.but you underestimate another critical factor for RTD going hyper-woke: his insanely militant friendship with Chinball, IE the guy behind making Doctor Who super woke with Jodie's tenure on the show.
Chibnall is actually a lukewarm liberal who was only being as woke as the BBC needed him to be.
Series 11 is full of episodes that undermine (or even outright contradict) the morals they were intended to have
Series 11 is exactly what happens when a committee of studio executives tries to pretend to be woke
Even the word "Woke" in it's current usage is one of these inverted meaning words. Just a decade or 2 back the people that people refer to as "woke" now were the people some would say you needed to "stay woke" about. That one's less due to these people specifically and more the result of people misunderstanding the sarcastic usage shit either unintentionally or intentionally. Pointed this out before but it never stops being a weird thing.It's why they have to redefine words to mean the opposite of their actual meaning (e.g. racism, normality, terrorist, harassment, justice, tolerance) and go into flat spins when asked what a woman is or have statements like Islam is right about women and a man is not a woman put to them. It's also why woke comedy doesn't work. The "you can't offend people" is a lie - there are lots of people wokies just love to offend, just don't offend any of the sacred cows. The problem is that so much comedy has to be based on a kernel of truth then exaggerated or distorted. It's the twisting of reality that is funny. If the starting point is a denial of reality it fails.
Even the word "Woke" in it's current usage is one of these inverted meaning words. Just a decade or 2 back the people that people refer to as "woke" now were the people some would say you needed to "stay woke" about. That one's less due to these people specifically and more the result of people misunderstanding the sarcastic usage shit either unintentionally or intentionally. Pointed this out before but it never stops being a weird thing.
Chibnall is actually a lukewarm liberal who was only being as woke as the BBC needed him to be. Davies, by contrast, is a queer activist who was (and still is) being about as woke as the BBC will let him get away with, and would very much like to be even woker.
Believe me when I say that the Chibnall era's politics were called conservative by the fans, and not undeservedly so. Series 11 is full of episodes that undermine (or even outright contradict) the morals they were intended to have:
Series 11 is exactly what happens when a committee of studio executives tries to pretend to be woke. Even they must have known it wasn't working very well, because they pulled back from it significantly in Series 12 and 13.
- Rosa - a history lesson about something 99% of woke people already know about had to be dumbed down. Not to mention that it sands off the revolutionary rough edges of the Civil Rights movement to make it more acceptable to liberals.
- Arachnids in the UK - the gun-toting Trump knockoff was written to make the president look bad but ended up taking the most moral action at the episode's climax (shooting a creature that was already dying and in great pain) so it actually made him look based.
- Demons of the Punjab - the British empire is blamed for the partition of India, but the face of that villainy is brown guys.
- Kerblam - this is the one that woke people hate the most, their go-to example of everything wrong with Chibnall era politics. An anti-capitalist rebel who wants to smash the system of worker exploitation is portrayed as the villain. The Doctor's speech about how "The systems aren't the problem." boils this down to a single line. It might have originally been scripted to be anti-capitalist, but it likely went through several redrafts.
- The Witchfinders - portrays the villagers as sexist bigots for the way they hunted witches, but contradicts its own moral by having those witches turn out to be real and dangerous, so the bigots were proven correct.
- It Takes You Away - a man uses fake monster sounds to frighten his blind daughter into obedience, but never receives comeuppance for the abuse.
- Battle of Forgettable Planet Name - The moral of the story is anti-revenge, but woke people's version of justice actively desires revenge. Plus, a quick death for the villain would have been preferable to the millennia of imprisonment that Graham condemned him to.
- Every 13th Doctor story - portrays Thirteen as a boring cis woman and not a tranny. And almost every line of hers could have been written for a privileged cis man. The dichotomy is never commented upon. And the fact that she went through a gender transition is rarely commented on. And when it is, those comments could have just as easily been made about a cis woman.
- Several past-focused stories (but especially Rosa) portray the past as immutable, despite the characters' ability to change things. Woke people see this as a justification for historical atrocities. Woke people really want to move past the 'fixed points in time' concept and turn the characters into badass radical activists who deliberately change things for the better. (They criticise Umbrella Academy Season 2 for the exact same reason.)
Davies, by contrast, is a pretentious artist with a radically queer vision. He's retained an enormous amount of creative control of the show and refuses to let a committee water it down. Already, he has made inroads into the idea that the past can be changed. It starts with a harmless recurring gag about 'mavity'.But if I were a betting man, I'd bet that more significant alterations to the timeline will be made when he visits the past in Disney Who.
Actually fuck it. I am a betting man. If David Tennant is the Valeyard, I will post RTD's dox on this thread.
But anyway, Davies isn't even half as annoying as the kind of woke "people" who enjoy his slop and actively demand it to be made even sloppier....
Using extremely/radically progressive sounding words, concepts, narratives, and aesthetics to excuse ones own shitty behaviour or shitty products for entirely self-serving reasons, either by presenting said behaviour or products as inherently furthering irreproachably vital progressive causes, or by smearing critics of said behaviour or products as egregiously hateful, pathetic, and dangerous degenerates whose criticism constitutes an unforgivable crime against humanity and the causes said behaviour or products furthers, and whom must be censored and censured by polite society in perpetuity
I just finished watching it and yeah, it's goofy as fuck. I don't think this story would work with any other Doctor because Nctui actually manages to sell the most ridiculous concepts without feeling like he's trying too hard. I suppose 2 or 11 could do a decent job, they were similarly goofy at times.I m watching the new episode called space babies and the premise is a space ship is able to clone people the ship is ran by babies that were cloned on the ship and ship captin is a black female baby that "grew up wrong"
Its almost like a parody......fuck
abortion and now refugee shit....mother fucker
I dont think they were going for goofyI just finished watching it and yeah, it's goofy as fuck.
They absolutely were going for goofy.I dont think they were going for goofy