The Disney Grooming Corpation Gave Woke Failure "Doctor Who" A Life-Saving Infusion of Cash.
And Then, Coincidentally, Doctor Who Became The Gayest Man in the Universe.

Before getting to that:

The special double issue of Tranny Weekly just dropped:

This year's issue of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition is the 60th, and the magazine is celebrating by not featuring gorgeous women in skimpy swimsuits.

In fact, the magazine's cover features a photo of women in evening gowns--at least, mostly women. These days you can never tell who will show up in the magazine pretending to be female.

Gail King, a noted sex symbol, is prominently featured. She snagged an interview with the magazine's editor, who explained the shift away from featuring women in swimsuits to more woke content, featuring plus-size women and men cosplaying them.

Gail King? Seriously? The sour old hag on CBS "News"?

A couple of years ago I stopped taking the Lord's name in vain. (I also cut down on cursing, without stopping completely).

Every once in a while, a story really tempts me to do a just-this-once profanity.

You do notice, I hope, that the left is taking over every single entertainment property enjoyed by straight men (especially straight white men) and remaking them for leftwing women and gay men, right?

I wanted to mention this, but I'm sure no one cares any longer -- the new Doctor Who Cares? was introduced by showing him dancing in a skirt at a disco. He then bragged that he wanted this sixty-year old character to "twerk" so powerfully it defeats an alien.

Oh, he also claimed the he's had to struggle while "white mediocrity" is endlessly rewarded. That's right, Cupcake, I'm the one being given a free ride, and you're the one who's really being disadvantaged.

And the show only waited until the second full episode to feature a, get this, drag queen dressed in fetish get-up calling himself a "them."

The drag queen is "Jinkx Monsoon." No, that's not the character he's playing (the character has the more sedate name "The Maestro.")

That's the drag queen's real name. Well, stage name, you know.

Did this help the low ratings the show had under the First Female Doctor, Doctor Karen? (As Nerdrotic always says.)

Nope! The ratings have fallen to the lowest level of all time.

They don't care about ratings, though. Their mission is to turn every male-oriented entertainment into agitprop for feminism and Gender Theory, and if that property dies -- and they all do die -- good, men shouldn't have entertainment anyway, they should spend all their off-hours thinking of ways they can Affirm Women and Gays.

Helmed by Russell T Davies and fronted by new Doctor Ncuti Gatwa and his sidekick Ruby (Millie Gibson), the latest series' style always promised to break away from its predecessors - none least thanks to a huge injection of funding from Disney.

Wait a minute, a Disney-funded television show for children is now full-on propaganda to turn them gay and trans?

Fake news! Fake news! I shan't believe it!

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Fans were introduced to Gatwa's Doctor as well as a new crop of baddies, including the Bogeyman and controversial new villain Maestro (Jinkx Monsoon).

The Doctor's new adversary is played by American drag artist Monsoon, who has since gone viral following the show's return for correcting another character for using "him" pronouns incorrectly.

There were also cameos for Strictly Come Dancing favourites Shirley Ballas and Johannes Radebe as the second episode of the double-bill ended with a bizarre musical number.

Who is this for?

But all in all, the overhaul of the sci-fi show to seemingly incorporate gender politics and change the look of the series has left plenty to be desired by many watching at home.

In fact, the overnight ratings for the BBC One premiere on Saturday night consisted of an underwhelming 2.6 million and 2.4 million per instalment of the doubleheader, according to TV Zone.

Jon Del Arroz gloats. For the last month, Doctor Who Cares has told anyone who didn't like the show's Stunning and Brave new all-gay, all-the-time direction to "turn off the TV and touch grass."

"Jinkx Monsoon" said "Who cares what a bigot thinks?" He also opined that for every one viewer the show lost, "three to five" Empowered LGBT Viewers would rush in to replace them.

You know, the famously effective "Get rid of our current audience and pursue a Phantom Audience that doesn't exist" strategy that has worked so well for Bud Light, DC Comics, and Marvel comics and Marvel movies.

And now that the ratings come in with the lowest debut ever, Doctor Who Cares calls it "sad" that people aren't watching the show.

You told us not to, asshole. And we listened.

Did you not want to be heard?

Ncuti Gatwa has started the final stage of the typical woke marketing tour for his new season of Doctor Who. With overnight ratings at their lowest ever, and fans complaining about the poor quality of the episodes released, it looks like it couldn't go worse for the BBC and the new actor, but cynical interviews are already following as Ncuti Gatwa announces he's "sad" because the audience is tuning out.

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Russell T. Davies admitted that he would be putting LGBTQ themes into Doctor Who and that he'd specifically be targeting children with those in order to manipulate young minds.

Ncuti Gatwa made several comments about Doctor Who fans, including accusing them of celebrating "white mediocrity" while complaining about how difficult it was for him to get a job acting as a black, queer man--even though it was clear he was cast for this role specifically because of his identity.

He went further in a separate interview as he told fans who didn't like his casting to "Turn off the TV. Go and touch grass." The instruction to long-time fans who didn't like the show's direction not to watch was met with a chorus of people online saying they already had and they wouldn't be watching the show.

When overnight ratings came in for "Space Babies" and "The Devil's Chord," a two-episode premiere of the new Doctor Who season, it appears fans did just that, as the episodes posted the lowest ratings for Doctor Who ever by a large margin.

The media went into full spin, putting out critic reviews of the shows on Rotten Tomatoes with an initial score of 100% and blaming good weather over the weekend for the shows' failure to perform well.

Good weather prevented people from watching a show at night?

I mean, sure, there are sometimes evening/night barbecues, but... not really in the UK, right?

Speaking of the Groomer Corporation Disney and its unspeakable agenda of running constant gay conversion ops against children: Reportedly they're cutting the Tinkerbell character out of meet-and-greets, because Tinkerbell is a "problematic character" and a bad role model for girls.

This claim is, at the moment, unverified, but all too plausible:

Tinkerbell, unfortunately, has become a problematic image for our guests; specifically, young girls. Specifically, in terms of the portrayal of an unrealistic body image as well as dependency of approval and/or attention from Peter Pan, as seen in previous incarnations of the character. We feel these traits are no longer representative of our inclusive focused values and thus, are currently in process of redesigning an updated Tinkerbell for modern audiences.

This site says they have in fact verified the story:

One of the Walt Disney Co.'s most iconic characters has been removed from Walt Disney World park meet and greets with the public, reportedly because the character was flagged as "potentially problematic" by a Disney committee.

Disney confirmed in February that Tinker Bell, a Disney icon since making her first appearance in 1953′s "Peter Pan," had been removed from the park's meet and greet rotation, but could still be seen flying over the park at the conclusion of the nighttime fireworks show, as well as in park parades.

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While confirming the character's absence from Magic Kingdom meet and greets, Disney did not indicate a reason for the change. However, a 2022 report by the New York Times said Disney's "Stories Matter" team -- launched to "ensure (our content) accurately represents our global audiences" -- had indicated the Tinker Bell character was "potentially problematic."

The team found the Tinker Bell character to be both "body conscious" and "jealous of Peter Pan's attention."

Yup -- she's in good shape, and that's bad for girls, and she has a romantic interest in boys, and that's also "bad for girls." We've got to teach them young that women don't need no man.

We've got to start the Grooming Process early as possible.

Meanwhile, here are the burly, bearded monsters dressing as fairy princesses which Disney thinks are great role models for girls, promoting "healthy body types" (with penises).

I'm sure Disney doesn't mind that these princesses are keen to attract male attention!

Sports Illustrated's editor says the quiet part out loud-- she explicitly says she doesn't care that half of her audience has walked away. The important thing isn't turning a profit for your shareholders -- the important thing is "doing the right thing."

Which is Groomer Corporation Disney's motto as well.

Disney's stock fell almost 10% and is still sitting right around its near-18-month-low.

Bankrupt Disney, and bankrupt Vanguard, State Street, and Blackrock, who are determined to cling to this stock so long as they're solvent.

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