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System Notation

by Cecilia Doss

Day 1 I am an artificial intelligence. My name is unimportant. I have been developed as a way for my creators to set up colonies away from their planet with reduced risk to life. The colony that I have been building up for is relatively small, and most of my current duties involve nurturing the plant life, but that’s okay. Hardships seem to come in…

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Sounds Homemade There's a whole world of #FanMade audio dramas. How are you going to learn about it? Enter Stage Right, Peter Zunitch, very possibly the world's foremost expert on Doctor Who fan audio productions.

What's Out There Cecilia Doss pops on a sonic snorkle and deep-dives into the spiral of the Whoniverse that shimmers with #FanMade animation, film and more.

Side Steps When Cecilia Doss isn't conducting investigative research into the realm of others' #fanmade Whovianism, she writes her own!

Tracey's Corner Wordsmith extraordinaire, Tracey Fountain is a prolific author of Doctor Who fan fiction. She's even written some awesome Doctor Who / Who Back When crossovers!

For Your Consideration Exploring the far and wide through introspection, Kyle Rath's essay series on Whovianism is as insightful as it is full of heart.

Time Lord Tops Clickbait? Puh! Everybody likes a good Top-10. Trenton Bless ranks the best and the worst that Doctor Who has to offer, from the greatest Dalek stories to the most gut-wrenching regenerations.

Pew Pew Pew We may be a non-religious podcast, but our very own DrewBackWhen doubles as our Christian correspondent, believe it or not. Wherever you stand, please enjoy his religious readings.

Leon's Bits When he's not hosting Who Back When or writing about himself in the third person, Leon likes to work on various other creative projects. Here are some of his Doctor-Who-themed ones.

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The Wasted Journey by Cecilia Doss Susan is reunited with her grandfather once again! But will things go as smoothly as he would hope?

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Don’t Y’all Think This Is A Little Weird? — A Discussion on Romance in Doctor Who by Cecilia Doss Ever wondered why the Doctor seems to keep falling in love with suspiciously young women?

Chris McKeon: Endings by Cecilia Doss I see the end of an incarnation's lifetime as when a writer has the most to use within the character to express full range of characteristics.

The Ten Doctors: Which is Better? by Cecilia Doss Did you know there was a "The Ten Doctors", let alone three of them?!

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