Meep. Yes, the meep. I promise I can help him get home and then you'll let us see me again.

You're assuming he as a pronoun. True. Yes, sorry, good point. Are you, he or she?

Or they? My chosen pronoun is the definite article. I am always the meep.

Oh, I do that.

So of all the fandoms out there who are having to deal with woke BS essentially

destroying the franchise that they care about, I probably feel the worse and have the most sympathy

for Hoovians, fans of Doctor Who.

And the reason why that is, is because Doctor Who

is one of the oldest IPs that there is,

one of the longest running shows in history.

So there's just so much lore and tradition behind the show for fans to get invested in coupled with the fact that I think that show more than probably any other show has fallen the hardest to woke activists.

And I mean in support of that, need we look any further than like literally the

clip that opened this video?

I mean that's a real moment that happened in this show that is supposed to be about

sci-fi and not pronouns. Ideally it's not supposed to be about pronouns even though clearly it

basically is at this point. You see right now Dr.

Who is celebrating its 60th anniversary which is a huge deal for the show of course and to

commemorate that they are releasing three special episodes.

And unfortunately, as many Doctor Who fans predicted,

but we're hoping would not be the case,

seems like the specials have almost been competing

with each other to see which one can be the wokest,

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