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Now how about this. Tecteun found the child who had come through a portal. This child was from a future Galifrey!

 

That breaks some more recent cannon from the David Tennant era. The universe cannot withstand a paradox.

When The Master brought back the last humans as the Toclafane at the end of New Who Series 3. He had to gut the Tardis and turn it into a device capable of sustaining the paradox he'd created.

 

I'm sure bringing a future child of Galifrey back to create the race of which they were a member would be unsustainable, even with all the power of the Eye of Harmony.

 

I'd put money on The Doctor being more associated with extra-universe/dimensional creatures such as The Eternals, Guardians of Time, Old Ones, etc.

There must have been a reason that Zellin mentioned these beings when telling the Doctor that she'd just freed Rakaya from her eternal prison.

The was this second half of the series has gone I can't believe they were just throwaway mentions.

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Yes but in Timelord society in the novel it was a stigma and something to be ridiculed (not that I'm being belly button ist)

 

But the doctor loves humans/is fractious enough to (subconsciously?) have wanted a belly button. :p

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It has always been hinted at that the Doctor was part human... for example in the Doctor Who film with 8... well... original 8.

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Really liked that one

 

mard to believe that the second half of this series was from the same people as the first half - but the story is starting to develop

 

and then went off somewhere - interesting

 

The Master is REALLY coming on - seemed a bit manic at the start (but then so did the Doctor) but has settled down into a manic, evil, intelligent, unpredictable person - exactly what he should be!

 

Apparently there is going to be a Christmas episode - so we'll have to wait until then to see what the Judoon are up to!

 

and we are still waiting for Jack to re-appear!

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and we are still waiting for Jack to re-appear!

 

My thoughts too! Did his warning (something about not giving some Cyberman what it wants?) come to anything yet? I can't remember...

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Who cares, the Daleks are back at Christmas. Hopefully i'll get a call from my buddies at the Cult to play a part!

 

Are you sure it's Christmas and not New Years? ;)

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My thoughts too! Did his warning (something about not giving some Cyberman what it wants?) come to anything yet? I can't remember...

 

Yes, it was the Cyberium, unfortunately the Doctor felt she had to give in.

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I'd be interested to know what others think, but I believe this is the recommended watching for the latest series of who... and forget the rest.

 

1. Spyfall, Part 1

2. Spyfall, Part 2

 

5. Fugitive of the Judoon (Aka Captain Jack Ep)

 

7. Can You Hear Me? (Ok premise)

 

8. The Haunting of Villa Diodati (Just for the setup for two parter)

9. Ascension of the Cybermen

10. The Timeless Children

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Yes, it was the Cyberium, unfortunately the Doctor felt she had to give in.

 

Ah, yes, of course.

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Are you sure it's Christmas and not New Years? ;)

 

Link: Doctor Who: Jodie Whittaker to return for festive episode Revolution of the Daleks [RadioTimes.com]

 

The Doctor will be back facing her greatest foe – but how will she escape the Judoon?

 

After the shocking cliffhanger ending of Doctor Who’s series 12 finale, Jodie Whittaker and her TARDIS team will once again take on the deadly Daleks in an upcoming festive episode, with series boss Chris Chibnall promising “thrills, laughter and tears.”

 

Called Revolution of the Daleks, the special (which will probably air in late 2020 or early 2021) will reunite Whittaker’s Time Lord with her companions Ryan, Yaz and Graham (Tosin Cole, Mandip Gill and Bradley Walsh), and follow on directly from the ending of series 12 which saw the Doctor captured by the Judoon...

 

My emphasis.

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SO we have to wait until Christmas at the earliest

 

and then, apparently, the next series will be October/November next year

 

Just as it was REALLY getting moving!!

 

 

I am bereft - bereft I tell you!!!!!

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SO we have to wait until Christmas at the earliest

 

and then, apparently, the next series will be October/November next year

 

Just as it was REALLY getting moving!!

 

 

I am bereft - bereft I tell you!!!!!

 

Technically 'Late 2020' could cover Halloween... but I doubt it. ;)

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Sacha Dhawan has been excellent. Could've been a great Doctor, let alone Master.

 

He'll always be Manmeet to me!

 

 

I'd be interested to know what others think, but I believe this is the recommended watching for the latest series of who... and forget the rest.

 

7/10 isn't bad going!

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A Halloween special would be great - Jodie's run has been missing really scary episodes so far. I imagine that's a function of Moffat leaving - he was really good at the creepy stuff.
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A Halloween special would be great - Jodie's run has been missing really scary episodes so far. I imagine that's a function of Moffat leaving - he was really good at the creepy stuff.

 

It has got creepier as the season went on though. Mind you, I've always been terrified of Cybermen

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It has got creepier as the season went on though. Mind you, I've always been terrified of Cybermen

 

WHen I was a kid I did the whole 'hiding behind the sofa' thing with the Daleks - but the only thing that has actually scared me properly was the first episode with the Angels

That was freaky!!!

 

Oh - and there was an episode of Torchword with fairies - they was scary as well!

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The Doctor wasn't from Gallifrey, so it's not a paradox.

 

What was that police box doing buried though, where/when is it from? (Not that that matters to a machine that can travel in time and space I guess)

 

Implies that Tecteun killed The Doctor multiple times during her experiments too, dark.

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The Doctor wasn't from Gallifrey, so it's not a paradox.

The suggestion in this thread was that The Doctor could be from Gallifrey's future. In that case, definite paradox, hence my rebuttal!

What was that police box doing buried though, where/when is it from? (Not that that matters to a machine that can travel in time and space I guess)

Are we going back to the Judoon episode? Because clearly that Tardis was hidden away when The (new(old?)) Doctor decided to become human to hide from the Judoon. They'd know what a blue box meant, so burying it and powering it don made sense.

Implies that Tecteun killed The Doctor multiple times during her experiments too, dark.

Oh yes!

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Are we going back to the Judoon episode? Because clearly that Tardis was hidden away when The (new(old?)) Doctor decided to become human to hide form the Judoon. They'd know what a blue box meant, so burying it and powering it don made sense.

 

Interestingly that would have taken place before the first known Doctor... it was only after this that the TARDIS the Doctor had was stuck in the form of a Police Call Box as the Doctor expressed surprise when it wouldn't change form in The Cave of Skulls (Classic Who: Episode 2). Of course, the Doctor could have been using a different TARDIS... maybe the TARDISes were in contact with Matrix where the Doctor was a police officer, trying to give him a hint?

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Interestingly that would have taken place before the first known Doctor... it was only after this that the TARDIS the Doctor had was stuck in the form of a Police Call Box as the Doctor expressed surprise when it wouldn't change form in The Cave of Skulls (Classic Who: Episode 2).

 

That's why I'm of the opinion that Jo Martin's Doctor comes between classic 2 and 3. Tardis is a Police Box, internals look similar to that era & there's a regeneration gap here that could easily be explained by a hidden regeneration.

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