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Content Notes and Warnings: Series 12 of Doctor Who shook up my internal world like a bottle of pop. Apparently, my close re-watch of New Who in 2019 lined up all my feelings for me, and when Sacha Dhawan said ‘Hi!’ on that plane, he pushed the ‘on’ button. I’d been squashing a whole lot
This post is adapted from a thread I posted on my Twitter (@rebecca_15) on 08/01/2021. Something I’ve learnt about my fandom in the past year is that I don’t always do well with posting immediate reaction takes publicly, so with that in mind, here is a week-and-a-bit late review of Revolution of the Daleks. I’m
The announcement that coronavirus restrictions will be relaxed in the UK from 24th-27th December, and the opening of the student travel window from 3rd-9th December have prompted many to start making plans about whether to travel, who to see and what to do this Christmas. The general line I’m seeing in my social media circle
Content Notes and Warnings Back in April I wrote an essay on viewing the development of the Doctor/ Master relationship as a disabled woman. I use the lens of Independent Living and deinstitutionalisation to unpack the problems with the 12th Doctor/Missy relationship in the vault. I then argue that the shift in the 13th Doctor/Dhawan
