Doctor Who

[shmuppyLove]

Or Omega! I think they reused that guy for Legends of the Hidden Temple. Later he became The Face of Boe.

The Face of Boe is (was?) Jack Harkness. True story.

[Sly Cherry Chunks]

And the last time we saw Omega he was Peter Davison.

[Ed Oscuro]

INSANITY and PRE-IRON-AGEITY

It's worth noting that a very early conception of the character was that the Doctor would reveal himself to be a kind of chrono-terrorist who wanted to destroy his planet's future by meddling in the past. Although the idea was shot down by series creator Sydney Newman, there are still echoes of that villainy in the Doctor here.

mind blown, naturally

[BitFaced]

Or Omega! I think they reused that guy for Legends of the Hidden Temple. Later he became The Face of Boe.

The Face of Boe is (was?) Jack Harkness. True story.

He also appeared in the Five Doctors Reboot, which is fitting because he was another actor that didn't appear in the 50th special.

[Ed Oscuro]

*muffled plop and the TARDIS is suddenly squatting on your ground*

[shmuppyLove]

SO!

I figured it out.

Maybe other people had picked up on the clues, but it took a second watch of Day of the Doctor for me to put it all together.

The events in Day of the Doctor are happening after Trenzalore for 11 and Clara.

[Edmond Dantes]

I thought I knew what entropy was but then I watched Logopolis and realised that it was an evil force that ate Traken and had to be shunted into a different universe. If you believe time didn't exist before the big bang - then it cant exist after entropy has done its thing either. So lets do a thought experiment: If I get in my Tardis and start travelling forward in time until I hit heat death - do I stop as if crashing into a dead end? What if I decide to just keep going? How do I know that I am still moving forward in time?

Wasn't this exact subject dealt with in the William Hartnell storyline "the Edge of Destruction" or am I getting confused?

[nasty_wolverine]

"Just one question, Do you happen to know how to fly this thing?”

[BitFaced]

"Just one question, Do you happen to know how to fly this thing?”

Hah, he's going to be a great Doctor.
Here's a question, who's your favourite non-canon Doctor?

[boagman]

"Just one question, Do you happen to know how to fly this thing?”

Hah, he's going to be a great Doctor.

I'm glad the Smith era is finally over. I don't hate him (and part of the reason for my distaste is for what I consider to be less-than-stellar writing during his era), but I found him far less watchable than "9 or 10", and Capaldi certainly looks interesting. I hope they write well for him.

[Ed Oscuro]

"Just one question, Do you happen to know how to fly this thing?”

Hah, he's going to be a great Doctor.
Here's a question, who's your favourite non-canon Doctor?

Well, there's all the doctors from the Rowan Atkinson special. I am not sure whether I will watch the Peter Cushing ones just for Peter Cushing...it might be a depressing experience, but I'm hopeful.

[shmuppyLove]

Here's a question, who's your favourite non-canon Doctor?

Richard E. Grant.

Who later returned as "The Great Intelligence". Coincidence?

[BitFaced]

Here's a question, who's your favourite non-canon Doctor?

Richard E. Grant.

Who later returned as "The Great Intelligence". Coincidence?

Shalka or Tenth Curse of Fatal Death Doctor?