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Producers: ok how are we gonna show the Doctor getting onto the roof of the train Editors: say no more

Award for most unintentionally funny moment of the episode goes to:

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Obsessed with how this woman has seemingly no concerns about admitting to writing a love letter to another woman in 1962

She really slayed so hard with these bars, shame she instantly became a random lackey for absolutely no logical or thematic reason

Conrad bringing up the brigadier completely unprompted reminded me of maybe the most jarring non-sequitur in the history of Doctor Who from the centenary special

Forever one of the funniest Torchwood moments. Tosh’s little run and celebration, then realising everyone is crying, Jack brushing her off with that weird arm movement, the shaky cam, the whole thing is so awkwardly camp

This is how I expect the Mrs Flood reveal to go

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Kinda remarkable how the show post-2017 would just absolutely never do this again because it makes the main characters too complicated

School Reunion isn’t even particularly lauded as a standout of RTD1 but I’d struggle to find any scene in recent Who that reaches the heights of just this one scene. We used to have a base level of writing we took for granted that doesn’t exist anymore

There’s loads from series 1 but Rose has a speech in Parting of the Ways where she essentially summarises the entire core premise of the show and it’s beautiful

Boom Town is often considered a lower moment of S1 but blasts basically anything we’ve gotten in the last five years out of the water. One of the most complex moments of morality for the Doctor we’ve ever seen and it’s not even top 5 of the era because we got so much of it

So am I crazy or did this whole sequence come to absolutely nothing?

Some of the reactions to this are kinda baffling. The nomination is for the choreography, which was categorically pretty fantasticregardless of your opinions on the episode as a whole. Like look at the material

Really important to note that the idea of the Doctor as a role being a star vehicle begun with Eccleston

Idk who this is but I’m obsessed with him

Great explanation from JP as to why 13 functioned so well in the Reality War

Maybe I’m just insanely dense but in an era of alarmingly normalised transphobia I cannot wrap my head around the idea that this man is supposedly transphobic

I’m fucking crying they really need to rethink Unleashed before next season

This is definitely in my top five most emotional Doctor Who moments ever, I can’t watch it without crying it’s so beautiful

Jinkx talking about the importance to her of the Devil’s Chord and how people resonated with it is so beautiful

No one: Me: did you know that the Doomsday theme actually debuts in the first episode of the revival, the first time Rose enters the TARDIS

I love this moment where Terrance Dicks absolutely refuses to interrogate the ramifications for the Doctor meeting his granddaughter again after all these years so Peter Davison adds all the gravitas between the lines. What an actor

After today I have to bring back one of my favourite Susan scenes to the timeline. Before the show knew what it was, when it was dark and uncomfortable and ambiguous. Carole Ann Ford captures the tone perfectly. I’m so happy she’s back

Seeing black doctor who fans cosplaying and enjoying this era is just so amazing we need more of this

I’m definitely looking at this scene differently after today’s episode

Important point: in RTD’s censorship speech at BAFTA Cymru, the first half was about trans rights but was cut for time. He also talks about how the media is preventing people from talking about Gaza