Alex
@smallfortune55.bsky.social
Lover not a fighter, geek, fussy eater, heavy sleeper. All views are my own. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🏴☠️ Sheffield boy 🔴⚪️⚔️
Love seeing you as a sub; very hot 🔥
January 29, 2026 at 8:06 PM
Love seeing you as a sub; very hot 🔥
Hot damn 🥵 What a body 🤩
July 31, 2025 at 12:26 AM
Hot damn 🥵 What a body 🤩
Still not sold on all this talk of Gods honestly. The fantasy stuff never works for me.
All in all though, I love that Who gives writers like Inua a mainstream, BBC One slot to tell stories that are this personal and different and experimental, regardless of whether they always land with me. (2/2)
All in all though, I love that Who gives writers like Inua a mainstream, BBC One slot to tell stories that are this personal and different and experimental, regardless of whether they always land with me. (2/2)
May 10, 2025 at 10:38 PM
Still not sold on all this talk of Gods honestly. The fantasy stuff never works for me.
All in all though, I love that Who gives writers like Inua a mainstream, BBC One slot to tell stories that are this personal and different and experimental, regardless of whether they always land with me. (2/2)
All in all though, I love that Who gives writers like Inua a mainstream, BBC One slot to tell stories that are this personal and different and experimental, regardless of whether they always land with me. (2/2)
A bit disappointed. Much too talky, light on threat and action and for a 1 location story the character work felt very thinly sketched. I greatly enjoyed the ideas and concepts at play, Ncuti was very commanding and a lot of the dialogue was poetic and beautiful... (1/2)
May 10, 2025 at 10:36 PM
A bit disappointed. Much too talky, light on threat and action and for a 1 location story the character work felt very thinly sketched. I greatly enjoyed the ideas and concepts at play, Ncuti was very commanding and a lot of the dialogue was poetic and beautiful... (1/2)
Also, "just hire people" makes it (i'm sure unintentionally) sound like Sharma/Inua aren't people or worth hiring?
January 21, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Also, "just hire people" makes it (i'm sure unintentionally) sound like Sharma/Inua aren't people or worth hiring?
Dude we've had like, 3 non-white writers in 60 years of Doctor Who stories... hardly some wild imbalance?
They're also not stupid enough to hire crap writers solely to suit the agenda; maybe these are the stories they liked most of all the pitches they received?
They're also not stupid enough to hire crap writers solely to suit the agenda; maybe these are the stories they liked most of all the pitches they received?
January 21, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Dude we've had like, 3 non-white writers in 60 years of Doctor Who stories... hardly some wild imbalance?
They're also not stupid enough to hire crap writers solely to suit the agenda; maybe these are the stories they liked most of all the pitches they received?
They're also not stupid enough to hire crap writers solely to suit the agenda; maybe these are the stories they liked most of all the pitches they received?
He seems to get a lot of opportunities/pop up at lots of events. It's very disappointing and frustrating. Was a big fan of his girlfriend's cosplay too until I realised they were together...
November 25, 2024 at 1:07 AM
He seems to get a lot of opportunities/pop up at lots of events. It's very disappointing and frustrating. Was a big fan of his girlfriend's cosplay too until I realised they were together...
A bunch of bangers ❤️
November 17, 2024 at 11:10 PM
A bunch of bangers ❤️
I think for me it's the Doctor/Donna split scene between the two engine rooms, the subtle but growing sense of unexplained tension building to the "my arms are too long". Magnificent
November 17, 2024 at 9:54 AM
I think for me it's the Doctor/Donna split scene between the two engine rooms, the subtle but growing sense of unexplained tension building to the "my arms are too long". Magnificent
The visuals were amazing, Ncuti and Nicola have a great/different chemistry from him and Millie and Moffat's writing is as sparky and cynical as ever. Already liking it more than last Xmas ❤️
November 16, 2024 at 4:23 PM
The visuals were amazing, Ncuti and Nicola have a great/different chemistry from him and Millie and Moffat's writing is as sparky and cynical as ever. Already liking it more than last Xmas ❤️
And the dark, dystopian tone really lets him and Sophie shine. Very interested to see how the amazing looking new visuals on the SE change the feel of the story; could push it into Top 10 territory for me if done tastefully. (2/2)
November 16, 2024 at 4:15 PM
And the dark, dystopian tone really lets him and Sophie shine. Very interested to see how the amazing looking new visuals on the SE change the feel of the story; could push it into Top 10 territory for me if done tastefully. (2/2)
A creative, nightmarish, unhinged political satire with excellent, fun performances and sickly sweet scares. Slightly let down at times by the studio bound nature of the production and the ambitious visuals. One of my go-to McCoy stories; the "gun scene" is a defining moment for his Doctor... (1/2)
November 16, 2024 at 4:09 PM
A creative, nightmarish, unhinged political satire with excellent, fun performances and sickly sweet scares. Slightly let down at times by the studio bound nature of the production and the ambitious visuals. One of my go-to McCoy stories; the "gun scene" is a defining moment for his Doctor... (1/2)