You dig in to him and it makes sense. This is a man that has seen hatred come from those not just of faith but also from his own side. He’s also seen acceptance from both.
Only when "Superwholock" was a thing, a bizarre tumblr fandom of fujoshit types who worshipped the male characters of Supernatural, Who, and Sherlock, and constantly shipped them and did other degenerate shit.
He used to be more sane than he is currently. WokeWorld really fucked up a lot of minds.
He was the one that brought back davros. Compare how he talks about Davros when he first brought him back in tennants run to when He "brought him back" in that one special. You can tell how fake and skinwalkery all the shit he says in the second one is even without the comparison but it really shows how intensely the current "politics clout fueled speech patterns" just distort how people talk about things and how it always leads to censorship and dogmatic hatred disguised as a "more matured perspective" or whatever the people afflicted by this call it. It's been happening for over a decade now and it's fucking never gonna stop kinda fucking me up whenever I see this change happen with people because you can 100% tell it's not coming from a genuine place.
Ironically reeks of privilege, people who live paycheck to paycheck can't afford to give money.
Yeah, all things considered Moffat was more anti religious than Davies at first, almost a borderline a fedora tipper.
if it werent for the bible russel wouldnt have half his symbolism he uses for the finales
Moffat can fuck off into the sun, the contemptible piece of shit.
That’s literally the most retard thing he’s ever said.
Implied managing to keep someone from being erased from existence by freaky time shit by retaining knowledge of their existence after most people forgot is not the same thing as saying "thoughts and prayers" in response to someone going through hard times.
My point is someone essentially doing the action of thoughts and prayers has saved him routinely and obviously.
It's a time loop that Ruby somehow remembers, since she mentions being in Wales three times and not two like the start of the episode. It's seeming like future episodes will expand upon it.
It was OK, very hateable protagonist and there was an obvious racism bit at the end where they refuse the Doctor's help and sail off to almost certain death in the wilderness. Credit where credit's due, the Doctor didn't bring up race at all, he was just extremely frustrated that they wouldn't let him save them.
When was that? I don't remember.
I 'member when thoughts and prayers about a baby stopped someone from becoming a Cyberman back for Doc' 11
It's because they saved the overt anti-whiteness for the behind the scenes programme.
I know we're doing a fantasy streak right now in the show, but 11's era also felt fairytale-esque at times. This is a prime example.