It's A Fez. I Wear A Fez

You Could Only Draw Conclusions About My Personal Sexual Politics If You Proceed From The Assumption That I Was Presenting The Characters As The Way It Is And The Way It Ought To Be. But Both Are Clearly Defined As Deranged – It’s Love Among The Mad. He’s A Psycopath, So Is She. She’s Prepared To Throw Him To The Dogs Until He Works Out The Code, He’s Prepared To Let Her Nearly Get Executed. They’re Not Really Going To Buy A House And A Volvo Together. I’m Not Saying This Is How People Should Date!

The Story Of Sherlock Holmes, On The Surface, Is About Detection, But In Reality, It's About The Best Of Two Men Who Save Each Other - A Lost, Washed-up War Hero And A Man Who Could End Up Committing Murders Instead Of Solving Them. They Come Together. They Become This Perfect Unit. They Become The Best Friendship Ever, And They Become Heroes. That's What We Fall In Love With, Not Sherlock On His Own. No One Can Love That Man On His Own, But Sherlock Holmes And Dr. Watson - The Best Friends Ever.

Well, The World Is Vastly Counted In Favour Of Men At Every Level - Except If You Live In A Civilised Country And You’re Sort Of Educated And Middle-class, Because Then You’re Almost Certainly Junior In Your Relationship And In A State Of Permanent, Crippled Apology. Your Preferences Are Routinely Mocked. There’s A Huge, Unfortunate Lack Of Respect For Anything Male.

Peter Capaldi And Jenna Coleman Are Back In Cardiff, Back In The Box, And Back In Action - For One Of Our Scariest Adventures Yet!

Madge: I Don't Know Why I Keep Shouting At Them. The Doctor: Because Every Time You See Them Happy You Remember How Sad They're Going To Be. And It Breaks Your Heart. Because What's The Point In Them Being Happy Now If They're Going To Be Sad Later. The Answer Is, Of Course, Because They Are Going To Be Sad Later. ~ The Doctor, The Widow, And The Wardrobe