It’s not because it’s politically and morally correct. It’s right for Doctor Who, isn’t it? It’s cheeky and off-centered. And fun.
Moffat doesn’t believe in queer representation, he believes in using queer characters to appear ‘cheeky’ and ‘off-centered’!
I can’t at this moment put into words why that bothers me so much, but oohhh it does.
If anyone else wants to do it for me, be my guest.
Original interview here.
(via grafityvalls)
i would guess because it turns queer people into “cheeky”, “off-centered” attractions to be used for ratings and a ~*fun quirky tone*~ instead of just… people
(via oodlyenough)
Right. This is why I actually don’t like Moffat as opposed to just having a problem with some aspects of his writing. He’s basically just sat there telling afterelton how gay characters are quirky accessories to his cis-het male leads.
I just…I can’t even express how much shit like this pisses me off.
[gif of a person punching a computer screen with Moffat’s face on it]
(via feministinthetardis)
Ugh. I am not a fun/quirky/cheeky/anything accessory. I’m a person.
(via metapianycist)
Oh look, more things validating my decision not to watch anything else produced by Moffat!
(Source: agendawhale, via chibiwaja)
