Our Love For Doctor Who Will Never Die

As you know, I've watched Doctor Who since the very first episode in 1963, and my love for the show will never die. While many fans are ancient like me, the modern era is attracting much younger fans, including my guest blogger today.

So, I'll hand straight over to him/they to explain why, like me, his/their love for Doctor Who will never die.

Hello, my name is Morgan. I am 21 going on 22.

On July 24th 2022 I came out as non-binary, with the pronoun he/they. At the start of 2020, before the globe was locked down due to a virus, I came out as bisexual.

I remember telling my Mum first, God rest her soul, then my Nan, and the rest of the family. Thankfully, they were all so open and supportive of me.

I also like football, too, and I support Liverpool.

Thanks to Stewart for giving me the chance to write this blog about Doctor Who.

I would like to start this blog by talking about my YouTube Channel “MorganWhovian.”

My channel is a platform for Whovians who need positivity about the current era of Doctor Who, which as from the 11th of July 2022, is the Jodie Whittaker/Chris Chibnall era.

My motto on my page is “Home of the Whovians, haters aren’t welcome” So far, on my channel, I have done 4 videos, mainly on Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor, but that’s my passion, as she’s my role model. If you would consider checking it out, if you like my content, subscribe, like my videos and turn on the notification bell to be notified about my next uploads.

Next, I would like to talk about my love for Doctor Who…

So, we are going back to the year 2005, March to be exact. When the show came back after going off air since 1989, minus the TV Movie in 1996, I was 4, my Mum told me and my sisters about a show called Doctor Who.  So, on the 26th of March 2005, we all sat down in the living room, turned on BBC One and I was mind blown that an alien who is Timelord could time travel to different times and dimensions.

On the 18th of June 2005, I was even more mind-blown, when I saw that The Doctor, this alien, had the genetic abilities to regenerate his own body. My love and passion for this show, truly set sail when David became the Doctor.

When it was announced that he’d be leaving the show, I was devastated and I didn’t want to say goodbye to his incarnation, so Matt Smith was announced in 2009, and I wasn’t sure.  I watched his first episode in 2010, and I instantly disliked it, switched off the show for 3 years until the Day of The Doctor, then ever since, I have been watching the show.

When Jodie Whittaker was announced as The Doctor, on the 16th of July 2017, I was instantly hooked.

I was excited, thrilled, shocked, and above all, in love with the fact that we had our first female doctor in the longevity of the show’s history. This era of the show brought my child spark back, this involved shit loads of money, last time this happened was in David Tennant era.

To conclude this blog, I’d like to thank Stewart for this opportunity, also would like to dedicate this blog to my Mum, who introduced me to Doctor Who and changed my life for the better, love you lots, may you rest in peace. 

So, to finish off, my love for the show will never die, I am happily uploading on YouTube, and I really am happy about it! 😊

Hope you all take care of yourselves and hopefully, I’ll be back on here!

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