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People are saying “Doctor Who is Dead.”
These people don’t seem to understand that the show is produced by the government. They can keep making this forever, no matter how few people watch it.
Presumably, when they made the female Doctor and her sonic screwdriver was a dildo, it couldn’t really go any lower. Some tranny pronoun bullshit can’t beat that.
A number of Doctor Who viewers have insisted they’ll be boycotting the show following a number of “woke” and “cringe” scenes from Saturday night’s episode.
To mark the show’s 60th anniversary, fan-favourite Doctor David Tennant was back fronting the show alongside his trusty sidekick Donna, played by Catherine Tate.
While the duo’s return was lauded by a number of Doctor Who fans who widely recognise Tennant as one of the best to step into the TARDIS, a number of plot lines in showrunner Russell T Davies’s The Star Beast have come under fire.
One scene in particular that has gone viral on social media is when Tennant’s Doctor was collared by trans character Rose, portrayed by Heartstopper’s Yasmin Finney, for “assuming” a furry fictional alien known as a Meep was a male.
“Yasmin Finney” is an actual tranny. I wouldn’t have known. It looks like a normal black female.
We always say that Asians can be more passable as trannies because they have lower sexual dimorphism, but the same is maybe true of blacks, since black women tend to look more masculine.
Upon meeting the alien, the Doctor insists he can “help get him home” thanks to his universe-bending talents.
His presumption of the Meep’s gender prompts and irked Rose to interject and tell the Doctor: “You’re assuming ‘he’ as a pronoun?”
After being called out by Rose, the Doctor takes a moment to mull it over: “True. Yes. Sorry, good point.”
He then turns to the fictional alien character and asks: “Are you he or she or they?”
“My chosen pronoun is the definite article. I am always The Meep,” the Meep replies, which results in Tennant’s Doctor replying: “Oh. I do that.”
While the pronoun conversation with an alien drew criticism, there were also some who slammed the show due to Tennant’s bashing of the male incarnation of the Doctor while seeming to praise the previous female incarnation – brought to life by Jodie Whittaker last year.
“…I was this really brilliant woman, and now I’ve got this old face back again…”
The hate towards white males was overboard in this special.#RIPDoctorWho pic.twitter.com/9C55xtzEXy— Memology 101 (@NewsM101) November 26, 2023
The uproar sparked by the scenes even led to the hashtag #RIPDoctorWho gaining traction on Saturday evening across X, formerly Twitter.
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However, there was still some BBC viewers who appeared to applaud Davies’s Doctor Who episode, with one X user arguing: “No, sweetie. #DoctorWho’s been woke since the 60s, you are just arriving here. We have always been here.”
Well.
It’s always been “liberal.” Like Star Trek.
But people can tolerate liberalism. Even right-wingers can enjoy 1990s style liberalism. There is overlap between right-wing and traditional liberal thinking, and even in areas where there isn’t overlap, it’s at least understandable.
Star Trek was utopianist, for example, and so right-wingers could watch Star Trek and analyze why utopianism is wrong.
Modern “woke” bullshit is just nonsense. There is nothing to analyze. It is just frothing hatred for everything wholesome or normal.
#RIPDoctorWho, there’s no coming back. The franchise is dead. This is enough cringe to kill a pack of elephants. pic.twitter.com/HlfrxHffVL
— Memology 101 (@NewsM101) November 26, 2023
