Game of Thrones and Recreations

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I would watch this show. They should have a Parks and Rec halloween, Game of Thrones themed episode.

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Sonic Screwdriver: A Literal Take

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Nerdy fans with imagination are the best.

I've decided to start writing my random thoughts that have mostly nothing to do with the posts after the pagebreak so that those of you who might have stumbled onto here just to see the pretty pictures of our favourite Time Lords don't have to scroll through a slew of me regurgitating things I've probably said the day before.

Like so!

Robert Downey Jr.: Fabric Softener

Peek-a-boo!

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Or, should I say, Peek-a-weeping angel!

I might or might not be obsessed with the loldwell website at this particular moment. That and The Biggest Loser (I think they're showing reruns of Season 5), America's Got Talent (Season 5 as well...I think *shifty eyes*), and Friends (Does it even matter which season? They're all fantastic, even the one where Matthew Perry is emaciated/clearly on drugs).

Every year during Ramadan I tend to find a show (or three) that I get invested in. Last year it was CSI: Miami because I just couldn't resist Horatio and his sunglasses and wonderful one liners. This year I kind of accidentally stumbled upon America's Got Talent and fell in love with Howie and Sharon (and amused by Piers). The Biggest Loser just happens to be right before, and I kept having to watch the end in order to not miss who got voted through. Clearly, once I realized there was also unnecessary build up and tension in The Biggest Loser, I had to continue watching it.

Doctor Who: Fairly Odd Parents style

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As someone who personally thinks that The Fairly Odd Parents is a hilarious cartoon, I can think of no other way to enhance the fan's viewing experience than to have a Doctor Who crossover. I mean, they did it with Jimmy Neutron, so why not Doctor Who...right?

Stormtroopers are magical too

The Sorcerer's Saijin, starting Nicholas Cage

He seems to forget it took about three episode to charge up.

Harry Potter: Anime

Epic is an understatement.

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Batman and Doctor Who, if only

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This should be real. I'm saying this because Batman has always been my favourite superhero, and right now the Doctor is one of my favourite [insert any noun that pertains to him]. It's like having a movie with both the Doctor and Harry Potter. That level of awesomeness, in my humble opinion, in comic book form would explode into a flurry of fascinating storylines of parallel universes where the Doctor joins the main characters on some epic adventure or another and helps them save the world.

I mean, Marvel and DC are up to their ears in parallel universes where the dead aren't actually dead, so why not join forces with BBC/Steven Moffat/Russel T. Davies and make all nerd boys and girls alike die from excitement. I can just picture the bonds of friendship forged at comic-cons across the universe as people dressed like Gambit approach someone dressed like the Tenth Doctor and discuss the latest adventure their respective characters had in the latest Uncanny X-Men.

I feel like their should be a petition of some sort to make this happen. Don't they always have petitions for the cult like fan needs? Or is that just for things that Joss Whedon creates that the network decides isn't popular enough?

[Passive aggressive? Who, me?]

Doctales!

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Doctales, Who-ooo!

Now try and get htat out of your head, I dare you.


(P.S. Happy Ramadan!)

Doctor Trek

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Nerds, rejoice. Here is another exceptionally done crossover to salivate over.

Doctor Potter: Part II

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I quite like this version of the crossovers, because it actually indicates who is who and has the actor's names ad everything. Also, aesthetically pleasing; the closet mathematician in me is quite fond of the chart aspect. 

For the love of Doctors and Wizards

This was, believe it or not, the first picture I ever saw relating to Doctor Who. Years before I got into the show (which was this winter, but the way I talk and blog about it you’d think I’ve been on this bandwagon since the start, wouldn’t you?)  I remember seeing this picture, agreeing vehemently, and then filing it away for further examination at a later point. I don’t know why I didn’t start watching it right away. Maybe it’s because I was wary of falling madly in love with another fictional character or being emotionally invested in these characters only to be heartbroken (Joss Whedon has made me a cynic when it comes to viewer/character relationships. He’s taught me that any bond I form with a character he's created will always end in tears, thanks for that Joss), but I just stalled getting into the reboot of the show.

Clearly I’m over that emotional block and, now when I look at this picture, I can truly appreciate it for the brilliance that it exudes. At the same time though, when I rewatch the show (like I have been these past few weeks) I feel myself getting so sad at moments I should, theoretically, be over. My dear Eccly regenerating into Teninch, for one. Rose being left in Bad Wolf bay (haven't quite reached that yet, but soon). All those moments I know are coming, because I've experienced them once before and was hurt by them once before, just end up hurting me all over again. I seem to unintentionally invest a lot more of my self into these fictional characters than a normal person should. If I keep spreading myself this thin emotionally, eventually I wont be able to fall madly in love with real people.

That's a really scary and dramatic thought, probably brought upon by the fact that I feel like I'm getting old. I am part of the Harry Potter generation, and that era has ended. True, Pottermore is going to be launched soon, and as Ms. Rowling so heart wrenchingly put it, Hogwarts will always be there to welcome us home, but it's still not the same. There will be no more premiers to witness, midnight showings to get dressed up for, Midnight Magic Parties to attend. That anticipation, toe curling in it's awesomeness, felt by millions around the world, to turn that page and read those first words. When's the last time that so many people have waited so long for a children's book? When was the last time that magic and mischief and school and death and coming of age caused so much people to come together and celebrate and gossip and speculate about hidden meanings and possible foreshadowing?

Better yet, when's the next time this will happen?

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I'm not quite sure how I went from Doctor Who to Harry Potter (all the while managing to revert to emo teenager phase), but as an ultimate nerd I guess it's all connected in my mind in one huge, overly emotional, super excited, extremely invested, pulsating mass of gushing, unabashed fangirlism. 

David Tennant's face of the day

I was wrong, this is much more nerdy and awesome.

Professor Gaga

That is really, really frightening. On the bright side though, she'd probably survive the year.

Doctor Potter

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It's like ever nerds wet dream...ish. A combination of Harry Potter and Doctor Who, there are very few ways this could get more awesome, or more nerdy. I'm open to suggestions though. I have to thank my sister for finding this for me, and then giving in to my pleading of linking it to me right away.

Hey Felton!

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I always questioned Helga's tastes in the show, but this seems so much more appropriate than Arnold and his genetically-impossible shaped head. I mean, they're both blonde and blissfully unaware of Helga's infatuation, so basically the same person, right?