A lot of people watch Doctor Who, for various reasons, some watch Doctor Who to escape their tormented lives, whilst others watch The Doctor for a glimpse of their imagination that was stolen from them in their childhood. To bring back what was once stolen from them. Finally, other's who come from a mental illness, negligent or abusive past doctor who can not only bring escapism, Whovian's no matter where a person is located there is always a silver line of hope.
The Doctor, by Doctor Who fans, is a very loved character and series. The Doctor -- is a 900 -- something Time-Lord that travels through time and space. For example from Shakespearian England, Modern day central park... And finally Dinosaurs in a space ship. The show is about time …show more content…
Ah... There are many reasons, many cultures, ages, both female and male alike. The Fandom brings so much to the die-hard Whovian. The Doctor who franchise has a very large fan base. Imagination, addiction, suspension the cliff hanger's always want to see what is going to happen next. Durning the whole episode ( or most of them the viewer is at their edge of their sofa.) Even for some people Doctor Who weekly adventure's are some kind of liberation to their plagued life, that brings a glimpse of happiness even though it's about an hour. To other's doctor who brings back their imagination going to Shakespearian England, to actually see Hamlet performed at the original Globe Theatre. Before it was burnt down. Then while The Doctor and his good companion Martha Jones, walk down the streets in Elizabethian England talking about the final Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallow's book. However, Doctor who also have their sad moments. Such as, the girl in the fireplace, and Vincent and the …show more content…
Maybe it's because of the crazy slogan " Because it's bigger on the inside. However, if it's escapism, hope or just a revival of their imitation, aren't they allowed to have their reason's ? Because if a person works a minimum wage job are they not allowed to escape from their reality, even though it's not that long. Or a fifteen-year girl whose parents died and now in the care of her sexually abused stepfather isn't she allowed for that fragment piece of hope? Or a Twenty-six-year-old college girl that can't get her muse for her creative writing course because her parents and teachers have killed her imitation at very young age? These are all very just reasons to love The Doctor and his companion. In addition, The final opinion to the Doctor Who and the Whovian fandom. It doesn't matter if your two years old or two hundred years old, the doctor and his madness always can make sixty minutes make one forget about anything with his craziness or, his wittiness, and Matt Smith was great for that due to his energy that he always put on set. So with that said The Doctor can make you cry or laugh, but the hour is always
The Doctor, by Doctor Who fans, is a very loved character and series. The Doctor -- is a 900 -- something Time-Lord that travels through time and space. For example from Shakespearian England, Modern day central park... And finally Dinosaurs in a space ship. The show is about time …show more content…
Ah... There are many reasons, many cultures, ages, both female and male alike. The Fandom brings so much to the die-hard Whovian. The Doctor who franchise has a very large fan base. Imagination, addiction, suspension the cliff hanger's always want to see what is going to happen next. Durning the whole episode ( or most of them the viewer is at their edge of their sofa.) Even for some people Doctor Who weekly adventure's are some kind of liberation to their plagued life, that brings a glimpse of happiness even though it's about an hour. To other's doctor who brings back their imagination going to Shakespearian England, to actually see Hamlet performed at the original Globe Theatre. Before it was burnt down. Then while The Doctor and his good companion Martha Jones, walk down the streets in Elizabethian England talking about the final Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallow's book. However, Doctor who also have their sad moments. Such as, the girl in the fireplace, and Vincent and the …show more content…
Maybe it's because of the crazy slogan " Because it's bigger on the inside. However, if it's escapism, hope or just a revival of their imitation, aren't they allowed to have their reason's ? Because if a person works a minimum wage job are they not allowed to escape from their reality, even though it's not that long. Or a fifteen-year girl whose parents died and now in the care of her sexually abused stepfather isn't she allowed for that fragment piece of hope? Or a Twenty-six-year-old college girl that can't get her muse for her creative writing course because her parents and teachers have killed her imitation at very young age? These are all very just reasons to love The Doctor and his companion. In addition, The final opinion to the Doctor Who and the Whovian fandom. It doesn't matter if your two years old or two hundred years old, the doctor and his madness always can make sixty minutes make one forget about anything with his craziness or, his wittiness, and Matt Smith was great for that due to his energy that he always put on set. So with that said The Doctor can make you cry or laugh, but the hour is always