The Tip of the Ultimate Doctor Who Iceberg... 

He's basically Worf, and like... who doesn't love Worf?

Probably that he makes better content but has less than half the subscribers

​@@craighalliday0276"he's salty"

@@craighalliday0276 Does he really? they feel the same in quality to me, though Harbo has better thumbnails most of the time

He used to date Ellie Littlechild and hasn't taken the split well

Occasionally poor videos

Lol, torchwood will never come back.

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Tbh, I think one of the best examples of his character development comes from something most of the fandom isn't aware of: Eight's audio drama run. Seasons of Fear is a Eight Doctor audio drama, and features him as part of the supporting cast. There's a fifty first American state forming, via separating from another state. It's never said exactly which state, but it is made _very_ clear it's in the Bible Belt. Alistair is sent in by UNIT half-undercover, openly himself but supposedly retired and there to help out with the transference of power and stuff, because they've become aware that there's technology there that could be used to take a human's mind out of their body, edit them, and then implant them back inside their body. The Doctor meanwhile ended up getting his mind scrambled while landing, mixing it together with a human and having severe amnesia, upon which both he and the guy it happened with are thrown in an asylum. Where said machine is. And the asylum is run by the modern-day Hellfire Club. Who also are responsible for the new state situation, because they'll be the shadow government of that state and use the political clout they can amass that way to sail to the presidency. The Brig is basically operating like The Doctor minus the time travel throughout. He's a solo operative in a foreign country, he can't exactly approach things with a combat perspective, especially since he's an old man now. Since The Doctor is in an asylum, after his companion escapes the Hellfire Club (who tried to make her into a sex slave) alongside and thanks to a Buffy knockoff powered by Catholic magic (it's a weird episode, okay? it's so much better than it sounds), she manages to meet up with him and he does a lot of the Doctoring. It's really wonderful to see how he's grown and learned from The Doctor. They also meet several times while The Doctor is insane and once again amnesiac, and he has no idea since it's Eight. Once the truth is revealed, it's really heartwarming. Eight is a much more emotionally open Doctor and calls him in full honesty "my best friend" in glee.

It's the kind of episode that's _designed_ to make you hate the characters, whilst also making you feel _ashamed_ at the fact that you can understand them.

The McGann Stan Gang

Probably on the next tier. He's restricted to what the originator of the iceberg wrote.

boo hoo

How did Harbo get his blue Peter badge I need the lore😱