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The Christmas Invasion // The Woman Who Fell to Earth
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Oh, how far we’ve gotten.
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shitface (2/2)
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The hell are you doin’ here?
˪Tenth Doctor Adventures: Technophobia
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M: There’s something behind this wall. There’s an electrical current running through it. E: Yeah? Where?
That dumb smile though. The too-muchness of Elektra and how he not-so secretly adores it.
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The cast of The Force Awakens (Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Lupita Nyong’o, Oscar Isaac, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Gwendoline Christie, Adam Driver, BB-8, and Mark Hamill) photographed by Marco Grob for Time Magazine
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The Force Awakens + Cards Against Humanity
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Anonymous asked:
Can you do more Solo family, please. :) I'm still a little emotionally ruined and your amazing art makes ime feel so much better. I'm in denial.
I can draw this but I don’t think it will help you feel better ..
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From the Silence in the Library DVD commentary:
Julie Gardner: Have you always been good at accents, David?
David Tennant: That depends which one you’re talking about, really.
Julie Gardner: Ah! Which ones can’t you do, then?
David Tennant: Aaaaah… you know, the one that I find the most difficult is Birmingham. I did a radio- uh, going slightly off-topic for a moment- I did a radio adaptation of The Rotter’s Club, by Jonathon Coe, which is set in Birmingham. Huge cast of over fifteen actors. With the Birmingham accent. And I was really nervous because I was finding it really tough and with radio you don’t get any rehearsal time. You get no time to practice. I found a dialect tape- anyway. Turned up on day one to find out no one was from Birmingham, apart for Frank Skinner who’s from nearby. Um, so, my Birmingham accent was far from immaculate… but it wasn’t the worst [in the cast].