The 14th Doctor's Tardis and the 15th Doctor's Tardis are the same, just at different points in time. I believe that when the Toymaker shot the Fourteenth Doctor, in The Giggle, the Fifteenth Doctor was taken from the end of his predecessor's life to the present. The Fifteenth Doctor realized that the Toymaker's domain had not yet completely eroded, and also that he had not claimed his prize for victory. He took out a hammer from under a platform and hit the Tardis, bringing his Tardis back from the future. But I imagine that, in the 50th anniversary special, there were 10 versions of Sutekh swirling around Gallifrey on top of each Tardis. 😂
I hadn't thought about that, but him being from the future makes complete sense, especially because the 15th said to the 14th something like, 'I'm okay because you fixed yourself.' In the 50th, if he wasn't sleeping or 'charging' like you said, he must have thought, 'Why are we here AGAIN?'. So funny, 10th time... 'Here we go again!'
The next episode is confirmed to returning at Christmas. This is one the worst season finales in the history of the show there was all this big build up for weeks as to whose Ruby's mother was like "Is she an alien?" "Is she a Time Lord" "Is she this and that?" and RTD came up with one if the most dullest and most laziest written boring plotlines ever made like "Oh no she's just an ordinary person who abandoned her daughter" that's writing for soap operas not science fiction so that was the biggest disappointment also she wears a big cloak and points at the name Ruby which no can see so that made absolutely no sense i'm kind of getting sick of companions with their families i just want to see space adventures and monsters and Daleks. It would also be nice to have an episode where Ncuti's Doctor doesn't keep crying every episode which I'm not a particular big fan of. Wasn't a fan of the Sutekh CGI dog I would had rather they had a real actor and looked in the same way as he did in Classic Who with the green eyes and the scary mask I am however glad they used the same voice actor. But no this episode for me was a major let down.
Now we wait for Christmas! Yeah, the 'she is only human' line was a bit disappointing, but it goes with the 'everyone is important' theme that Doctor Who has, so I'm okay with it. I do agree with the pointing to the name thing-it makes no sense. But I do like seeing the companions' families. Wilfred Mott is one of my favorite characters in the whole show and one of the reasons why Donna is my favorite companion. I loved seeing him in the 60th anniversary. I think the crying Doctor has to do with the 14th Doctor plot line, where the Doctor has been running without stopping for so long, and now he is allowing his emotions to emerge... or something like that. I don't dislike it, but in 'Dot and Bubble' it did felt weird. I haven't watched the classic episodes yet, so I can't comment much. But weird CGI is part of Doctor Who, really. I don't hate the episode.
The 14th Doctor's Tardis and the 15th Doctor's Tardis are the same, just at different points in time. I believe that when the Toymaker shot the Fourteenth Doctor, in The Giggle, the Fifteenth Doctor was taken from the end of his predecessor's life to the present. The Fifteenth Doctor realized that the Toymaker's domain had not yet completely eroded, and also that he had not claimed his prize for victory. He took out a hammer from under a platform and hit the Tardis, bringing his Tardis back from the future. But I imagine that, in the 50th anniversary special, there were 10 versions of Sutekh swirling around Gallifrey on top of each Tardis. 😂
Anyway, Sutekh waited until the Tardis went all this way to act. So, all this time, he was inactive, as if he was "charging' himself.
I hadn't thought about that, but him being from the future makes complete sense, especially because the 15th said to the 14th something like, 'I'm okay because you fixed yourself.'
In the 50th, if he wasn't sleeping or 'charging' like you said, he must have thought, 'Why are we here AGAIN?'. So funny, 10th time... 'Here we go again!'
The next episode is confirmed to returning at Christmas.
This is one the worst season finales in the history of the show there was all this big build up for weeks as to whose Ruby's mother was like "Is she an alien?" "Is she a Time Lord" "Is she this and that?" and RTD came up with one if the most dullest and most laziest written boring plotlines ever made like "Oh no she's just an ordinary person who abandoned her daughter" that's writing for soap operas not science fiction so that was the biggest disappointment also she wears a big cloak and points at the name Ruby which no can see so that made absolutely no sense i'm kind of getting sick of companions with their families i just want to see space adventures and monsters and Daleks.
It would also be nice to have an episode where Ncuti's Doctor doesn't keep crying every episode which I'm not a particular big fan of.
Wasn't a fan of the Sutekh CGI dog I would had rather they had a real actor and looked in the same way as he did in Classic Who with the green eyes and the scary mask I am however glad they used the same voice actor.
But no this episode for me was a major let down.
Now we wait for Christmas!
Yeah, the 'she is only human' line was a bit disappointing, but it goes with the 'everyone is important' theme that Doctor Who has, so I'm okay with it. I do agree with the pointing to the name thing-it makes no sense. But I do like seeing the companions' families. Wilfred Mott is one of my favorite characters in the whole show and one of the reasons why Donna is my favorite companion. I loved seeing him in the 60th anniversary.
I think the crying Doctor has to do with the 14th Doctor plot line, where the Doctor has been running without stopping for so long, and now he is allowing his emotions to emerge... or something like that. I don't dislike it, but in 'Dot and Bubble' it did felt weird.
I haven't watched the classic episodes yet, so I can't comment much. But weird CGI is part of Doctor Who, really.
I don't hate the episode.