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Jessica. Emotionally invested in most tv shows, period films, and ships consisting of two friends yelling at each other.
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People who warm my heart and loins:
Romola Garai, Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, Natalie Dormer, Amy Poehler, Adam Scott, Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Jake Johnson.
TV:
Parks and Recreation, Elementary, Orphan Black, Veep, New Girl, The Mindy Project, The Hour, Game of Thrones.
Movies/Books:
Emma, Pride and Prejudice, North and South, Jane Eyre, The Hunger Games, Harry Potter, Atonement.
this one or any other
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Oh, Clara. You are beautiful.
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And after the storm
I run and run as the rains come
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you are the only mystery worth solving
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On Saturday, Doctor Who returns, kicking off the second part of the seventh series with a James-Bond inspired episode that sees the Doctor and Clara whizzing round London on a motorbike. Which is exciting if you like interesting drama with witty banter and thoughtful concepts. But less exciting if you like interesting dramas that include women on their writing teams.
Because season seven of Doctor Who will feature no female scribes at all. Not in the bombastic dinosaurs and cowboys episodes that aired last year, and not in any of the new episodes we’re about to receive. In fact, Doctor Who hasn’t aired an episode written by a woman since 2008, 60 episodes ago. There hasn’t been a single female-penned episode in the Moffat era, and in all the time since the show was rebooted in 2005 only one, Helen Raynor, has ever written for the show.
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Why Doctor Who needs more female writers
Dramatist and author Stella Duffy – who has noted the absence of women writers, and indeed directors, from Doctor Who on her blog – thinks that there needs to be a conscious effort to recruit writers from outside the usual small pool of male writers. “Try harder. Stop assuming that men can do the job well enough. If women are saying they feel left out (and they do), if women are saying they feel marginalised (and they do), if women are saying they do not see their voices on screen … Listen to them and do something about it,” Duffy says.
“We can knock and knock, but if they won’t let us in, we’ll never get to see how big the Tardis really might be inside. Right now, the Tardis only holds men, so maybe it’s not that big, after all.”
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sometimes i think what if nine and donna
nothing would ever get done omg
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New clip from Bells of St. John (x)
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Right then, Clara Oswald. Time to find out who you are.
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