my-whole-world-is-red:

run—remember—me:

He’ll rise higher than ever before and then fall so much further.

The most horrific thing in this episode is when the ‘baby’ just dissolves into that liquid.  Of course it never really was a baby, but that part gives me chills, especially with Amy’s scream.  The episode has so much drama, but that moment especially, it’s just utterly frightening.

paintdoktahwho:

God knows how that looked.

by tisziny

nothingbutthedreams:

tthomasbarrow:

I just have a lot of Vastra/Jenny feels because Vastra was so utterly distraught when Jenny died and then Strax brought her back and Vastra is still so scared of losing her again that she literally hides Jenny behind her, with her arm in front of her (and Jenny gripping it as if she never wants to let go), as if she’s trying to shield her from the world.

Never have I been more glad for the whole ‘death is cheap’ trope.

morihearty:

it’s the 50th anniversary

it’s very dramatic

john hurt turns to the camera

and says

‘in a land of myth and a time of magic’

cumber-porn:

adelelorienne:

The Oncoming Storm

My take on a darker version of the Doctor, reminiscent of the Dreamlord or the Valeyard.  A man who’s been wounded one too many times, whose defenses have finally shattered under the guilt and pain and loneliness of centuries.  He has finally turned his back on the universe, becoming the one thing he feared the most.  The blood of entire worlds is on his hands, and there is no one left to stop him.

“See? This is what happens when you travel alone for too long.” -Amy.

DON’T BE ALONE, DOCTOR!

OMG! THIS IS AMAZING!

melindaclarkes:

#Someone please tell me why they don’t have their own show

onetwothreeredvines:

tardis-mind-palace:

lizthefangirl:

cityofmagnusbane:

And it was Trenzalore, it was definitely Trenzalore?

A+ to Matt`s acting in this episode 

I LITERALLY CANNOT STAND TO SEE HIM CRY

LIKE EVERY BIT OF HAPPINESS IN MY LIFE IS GONE THE SECOND HE STARTS TO CRY

GUYS THINK ABOUT THIS:

Clara has just mentioned seeing River. The Doctor says he always sees her. 
When Clara says she saw her, The Doctor is hit with the realisation that River in fact is real, and not just in his imagination. And that kills him. 
He’s crying because he thought he had an ending with her, but now he has to have another. 

HE’S CRYING BECAUSE SHE’S REAL.

WHEN MATT SMITH CRIES I CRY

That’s when I started crying. And I didn’t really stop.

“You’re a man with a long and dangerous past, but your future is infinitely more terrifying.”