Spectacular Spectacular

amy-wilkins:

Lord of the Rings inspired coats. I want the one with buckles!

scrapscallion:

tuffcutstv:

one does not simply walk into mordor

one bashes that fucking gate down using nothing but her head, wipes the floor with some orcs, victory prances in and finishes off a days work by claiming Legolas as her trophy elf.

in other words, have some badass hoodies reminiscent of LOTR. 

Wana know where to get them? read this doods: http://tuffcutstv.tumblr.com/post/14958816940/hey-tumblr-yeah-tumblr-im-fucking-talking-to

Oh, fuck, yeah. That’s my language, right there.

Also, those coats are righteous as hell.

221blueimpala:

^{I absolutely cannot believe this happened. Every time I explain Doctor Who to non-whovians, I brag about how this show isn’t a regular sci-fi show. It isn’t ooh guns kill the bad guy; it’s no guns allowed, find a solution for the bad guy.
This is ridiculously out of character. The Doctor does not kill. He has enough blood on his hands already, he should have never done this. He killed him in cold blood. Yes, a terrible, terrible being- but none the less the Doctor is never one to force punishment down upon people. That’s not his gig.}

^{This season is going down hill so quickly.  I’d like to preface this with yes, I understand Moffat doesn’t write every episode, but he’s the head writer. He’s in charge of all this. He’s to be blamed.
A couple weeks ago, I loved Moffat. I thought he was one of the best things to ever happen to this show. But he tries to do TOO much every episode. I expected him to understand that the slower episodes can be some of the best. He wrote Blink! Was that episode full of big bang boom confusing plot twists? No, it was interesting. Confusing for a bit, maybe. But it all wrapped up in the end. It made sense. We don’t have attention spans of five-year olds. Yes, this is a children’s tv show. But I would actually love to see the demographics of the show. I doubt the majority is children. And considering I have trouble understanding the plot, how is a child expected to?
These new episodes aren’t being explained.
Why, at the beginning of Asylum of the Daleks, did the Doctor seem to look upon Skaro, the Dalek’s home planet that has been clearly stated to be in the time lock? Where did all the Daleks come from in the first place? How did Oswin’s voice come through the intercom things as human and not her Dalek voice? Why was she not fully converted? Given there are possibilities of these things being answered in the future, but the future isn’t looking so bright.}

^{The whole story line with Amy and Rory was pathetic. Oooh guys look be sad they’re getting divorced this all happened off screen so lemme re-cap in about 2 minutes then 20 minutes later LOL KIDDING THEY STILL LOVE EACH OTHER
Now they’re all fantastic again? Just like that? Wow, that was excellent.}

^{Moffat has said he has to write for the non- die hard whovians. I get that. It’s a tv show, it’s a business.
But we’re what makes this TV show great. We’ve kept it on air for 50 years, FIFTY YEARS. and how do they repay us? Sorry guys here’s a continuity error; here have another why not. Who cares- the non-whovians won’t catch it. We want the non-whovians interested; the people less likely to buy merchandise and push the show forward.}

^{I just.. this is my favorite TV show. Not because of the timey- wimey wizzing about… I love it because it usually has meaning. It shows the good in people, makes you feel proud to be human. And it’s not doing that any more. It’s loosing it’s sense of wonder, and it’s being replaced with some mainstream TV show that’s has nothing individual about it to set it apart from the rest.}

^{Please Moffat, prove me wrong here.}

I also noticed that the doctor has been acting out of character, but I think its driven by the same thing that drove the changes seen in 10- the end. 11’s time is ending, he’s sort of already dead.