Imagine if they somehow got Matt smith and Alex Kingston for “thin ice” where bill goes off on her own and meets them but doesn’t realise its the doctor and river. Would’ve been amazing
YO! That's hype! I may not have known what that meant the first time I watched the episode, (I was a new Doctor Who Fan at the time) but I might have recognised Matt Smith ss The Doctor. Still hype though!
I could swear there was a Classic Who episode where they went to the Frost Fair. I know it at least happened again in the comics, so it’s safe to say the Doctor has visited it a few times
Voyage of the Damned / The Stolen Earth One that I caught on first viewing that nobody else who knows Who that I talked to ever picked up was this... In "The Stolen Earth", when all the various factions get together and talk on what would now be called a Zoom chat.... Harriet Jones calls it the "Subwave Network". She then goes on to say "I developed it, it was created by the "Mr Copper Foundation". I INSTANTLY picked that up. Mr. Copper is the guy who was left at the end of Voyage of the Damned with the credit card with a ton of money on it. That's what Copper did - he created this network which allowed them all to talk undetected. **LOVED THAT**
I didn't even notice this! you have a keen eye! awesome catch :D Just a sight correction the doctor didn't give the credit card to Mr Copper. He already had it so that the guests on the tour could "buy some knick-knacks" Which is why the doctor was surprised when he heard how much was on the card :)
@@TheLukecottle OK, good call. I just went back and rewatched that. My memory had the Doctor doing something with the card while he held it but I was remembering that wrong. I do admit it's ben some time since I watched this story - I wasn't remembering all the dialogue right. I had forgotten Copper's joy at the end there, especially saying "Oh Doctor, I will make you proud". It's not quite to the level of Wilf at the end of Partners in Crime happy, but this was a good scene. But the connection between him here and Stolen Earth is correct. One other fun connection. The actor who played Copper (Clive Swift) was in classic who as well. He was Jobel in Colin Baker's "Revelation of the Daleks".
Really you and me both I remeber sittin watching stolen earth with my family and my dad asked are we supposed to know what the mr copper foundation is a turned round nd says to him mind the old "I've Got Money" man with the credit card at the end of the titanic episode well him he set it up
At the 50th celebration in Uppsala, I got to meet McCoy, while I was wearing 10th suit jacket and a fez. He quickly and lovingly pointed out how he was the one starting the "trend". He seems to be one who truly enjoys being part of the Whoverse, both as a fan and as an integral part of the core.
Genuine question, what's so powerful about the number 42 becausw idk but yall, but everytime the number 42 appears in media/ pop culture, it sure makes an impact.
The Fact that Missy seems to know some facts of the timeless child strongly suggests that the Master in Chibnalls era is in fact a previous regeneration of Missy, and that Missy could indeed be the last one of her/his line.
@@DaxMicro Missy being after Prime Minister Saxon doesn't necessarily mean she's directly after him. You know she can be after anyone and still being AFTER Saxon and not before him. Since Saxon effectively disabled her regeneration with his laser screwdriver, any Master after her would have to be resurrected, not simply regenerated. Not saying that it couldn't happen, just that it's more likely, that it didn't. Oh and audiobooks aren't considered canon. Anything that happened outside of the TV show is not canon, except when the show itself does reference stuff from those, like the 8th Doctor's adventures in Night of the Doctor. That's I think the first and only time in the show that something was really referenced from the Big Finish audio works. So again, it's not really clear, where Missy stands, we know for sure, that she's somewhere after Saxon Master, but not where exactly in the line and how many regenerations may be between them, if she's really the last, or not.
@@Croftice1if you go by big finish missy survives by using a device that creates a her version of the Valeyard a purely good incarnation The Lumiat, past evil Missy meets that future incarnation Gets her so mad that she remembers her hate and kills her leaving her to regenerate into a new evil master
Love this! I really enjoyed it when the doctor mentioned their adventure with Agatha Christie and the giant wasp during the episode Kerblam. Also I think the doctor referenced the christmas episode The Next Doctor during the series 5 episode Flesh and Stone by saying that people couldn't remember the Cyberking marching through victorian London because the crack in time and space had erased this event from people's memories. 😊
Taking two companions to the same place isn't a "rookie" mistake, it's a practiced one. Tennant's Doctor took both Rose and Martha to New New... New York on New Earth. The Doctor DOES 'repeats'...
I think those references were too obvious for the theme of this video, but they're definitely also some of my favorite moments. Sometimes the different incarnations/regenerations of the Doctor just feel SO different that it's hard to believe the Doctor has actually been the same person this entire time, so the little references/callbacks like that it's like "oh yeah, this IS the same person from when that happened".
I haven't found anything to confirm it, but in my head canon, the episode "The God Complex" depicts a torture chamber created and used by the people who operate the Teselecta to torture their victims. When asked what the Teselecra was for, its captain explained that they abduct people who got away with terrible crimes at the end of their timelines and then "give them hell." That's as specific as DW ever gets about what the Teselecta does with its victims. But the place depicted in "The God Complex" seems specifically designed to "give people hell." That would link "The God Complex" with "Let's Kill Hitler" and "The Wedding of River Song."
It's possible that Testimony (Twice Upon a Time) may be related to the Teselecta as well imo, with the Teselecta picking the evil ones up and putting them through hell, only allowing Testimony to extract and archive them after they deem the person has learned their lesson.
@@MaryAnnNytowl That appears to have been intended to stop her from getting away. I supposed the pain is a side effect (intended or not) but the main purpose of that was to capture her.
@@SpeedyCheetahCub accept they detain her with a white field and then proceed with the line give her hell which inflicts the red field and the pain. As a result of this it shows them as separate actions.
Definitely not. The hotel in The God Complex was created by the minotaur creature, which was not created by the Tesselecta or their superiors as the species of the creature was natural and known to the Doctor (not sure about the last bit but that's how I remember it)
You forgot one, The Curator telling 11 that he might find himself revisiting a few Pre-11 faces but just the old favourites of his, and then Number thirteen regenerating into Number fourteen who has the exact same face as Number ten.
"The Brain of Morbius" presented previous incarnations of the Doctor long before "The Timeless Child." The resurgence of the Sisterhood of Karn in the new era is also linked to that Tom Baker story.
@@colinmoore7460 Morbius’s past lives are shown separately in the same scene. The past Doctors was originally an in-joke featuring Robert Banks Stewart, Philip Hinchcliffe, Graham Harper, and other behind-the-scenes personnel.
Honourable mention: Torchwood episode They Keep Killing Suzie has Suzie saying “Theres something out there in the darkness and its moving” Granted at the time she is speaking about what its like after you die but it is the same line used by Rose in Turn Left where she is speaking about the daleks.
Another pair of fez-related episodes would have to be "The Big Bang" and "Kerblam" as the latter provides a great pay-off to the brilliant throw-away "I can buy a fez!" line in the former!
Someone has probably mentioned it but I remember 11 getting a phone call in the tardis, which said something about a mummy on a train. Then there was the season 8 episode 'mummy on the orient express'. Thought, I think you guys already know this because there was an image from that episode in this video.
Yep in that Mummy in Orient Express episode 12th even said something about the "entity", that prevented Clara from getting into the TARDIS by erecting a force field around the ship, he said "it" once called him into the TARDIS, refering to 11th Big Bang episode, where the Doctor gets the call.
There are some other less obviously connected episodes. The Doctor has visited the same place and time in a few different incarnations but without crossing paths with himself. This is kind of a side effect of the series going on for so long and reusing some of the same settings across multiple seasons. You'd be surprised just how many times the Doctor could have encountered himself but didn't. Likely because he remembers being there before and goes out of his way to avoid his past self. I should say there's 3 other connected episodes. At the end of the 10th Doctor's era he goes on a farwell tour visiting all of his past companions. It's brought up again in The Death of the Doctor on the Sarah Jane adventures that he didn't only visit the 10th Doctor companions but actually every Companion the Doctor had up to that point. 11 admits this to Sarah Jane and Jo that he checked in on them without them even knowing prior to his last regeneration. The newest episode Power of the Doctor also mentions this when the Doctor meets Ace and Teegan again. This pretty much means every companion pre-10 has met the 10th Doctor at least once even if they didn't know it was him or didn't know he was there. 10 got a lot done before regenerating into 11.
Oh! 42 is one of my favourite episodes from the Tenth Doctors era, I had no idea it apparently has issues for some fans! The Valeyard makes an appearance in one of Eights audios, maybe from the Time War series, I'm not sure, someone here will likely know which one 😊
Lots of foreshadowing in that episode. Cool concept but it serves as chibbers blueprint for episode formula. It even has the token “humans are scum” motif and manages to wrap everything up in the last few minutes with a pretty little bow on top. By no means is it anywhere near his worst episode as I still think that honour belongs to the Cyberwoman episode from Torchwood series 1 (granted thts a different show) but its still a hot mess of an episode, pun intended.
I liked the concepts of 42 but not the execution. The idea of answering a series of quiz show questions in an attempt to reach the control room before the ship blows up was interesting, a sentient star that lashes out after some meddling humans skim fuel from its surface, and said star having the ability to possess people on the spaceship. But by far, the best concept the episode covers is the idea of the Doctor being taken over by an evil force and the companions having to solve the problem while also dealing with a possessed Doctor. It's revisited by the 11th Doctor when he is turned halfway into a Cyberman, but it's definitely a cool concept that I want to see more of. P.S. I haven't watched the show past series 8, so I might have missed more stuff that happens after that.
I think the Valeyard mention in the Name of the Doctor was a reference that the Valyard was a amalgamation of all the Evil sides of all their incarnations up to their 12 regeneration. And it was eluded to David Tennant's Doctor was slipping towards that at the end of his tenure. He was the TimeLord Victorious and in his final episode while berating Wilfred that he could have done so much more, before actually save him. I believe this was when the Valyard manifested. The Doctor walked off to do his farewell tour, while the Valyard was an echo who could have escaped through to Gallifrey following the Master and Rassilon. This was foreshadowed by the Master telling everyone who the Valyard was and where in the Doctor's timeline. At the time, the Doctor was in incarceration six. If we put the War Doctor in as 9, then 9 is the tenth incarnatuon, then David T. is 11 and 12 because of his ego of not allowing himself to regenerate into a new Doctor in the Stolen Planets. This put Matt as the Doctor's last regeneration, until the TimeLords gave them another regeneration cycle. Now being the Timeless Child wasn't known by the Doctor and everyone else, so is it possible, that Matt's Doctor would have regenerated on his own when that body failed, but to keep their secret, the exiled TimeLords could have jumpstarted his inate regeneration ability and 11 just assumed they gave him a new cycle of regeneeations?
"The Three Doctors" and "Twice Upon A Time" both have references to the Lethbridge-Stewart family's affinity with Cromer! Also "The Dæmons" and "Day Of The Doctor" are connected due to both episodes introducing UNIT agents called Osgood!
3:14 That Cardiff rift opening is also what the Doctor means when he says, "The rift's been active" in the episode, "Utopia." In fact, right at the end of "End of Days," we see the jarred hand glow up like a Christmas tree, the signal Captain Jack Harkness references in "Utopia."
fun fact about the frost fairs, theres a 12th doctor book where he brings clara there too! this one has madame vastra, jenny and strax in it, interesting the doctor has been to that one point in space and time so much
The fourth Doctor was always trying to get to Brighton but always failed until he did with Romana2. It was the wrong season for a beach holiday though. The Doctor lounges in a deck chair on the beach in horrid weather.
12 taking Bill to the same place 11 had once taken River... from his perspective it hasn't been that long since he lost her. He has the picture of River on his desk. I can't help but wonder if he wasn't hoping for a glimpse from a distance? Not to interfere or even interact but just to share space with her again? He did, after all, spend the first bit of the episode a little obsessed with a sleight of hand trick, which if memory serves was always a particular talent of Rivers...
Matt Smith inspired a generation of teenagers to thing they were cool because the owned a tweed jacket. My brother who's wardrobe only consists of tweed jackets: ...
In the William Hsrtnell story The Ark, the Earth is being destroyed by the expansion of the sun which is why the humans have escaped in the ark. This is also the cause of the Earth's destruction in The End of the World, though the ark is supposed 10 million years in the future whilst End of the world is 5 billion years in the future.
In The Seeds of Death, you had Harry Osgood, manager of T-Mat's Moonbase, and more recently we've had Petronella Osgood. I wonder if there is a connection there too!!!
I don’t understand the negativity “42” keeps getting. It is my favourite episode. It perfectly encapsulates what the Doctor and the companion is and should be to each other. And allows powerful character Development for Martha, the most quintessential companion since Sarah Jane Smith.
Actually, they mentioned "Living Metal" in Journey to the Center of the TARDIS - I always assumed this was a Silver Nemesis reference as well (and perhaps a more meaningful one as well, for if this is the case, then that means there's something with a LOT of story potential that lives inside the TARDIS only a few corridors down).
Again, this one’s pretty tenuous, but I’m CONVINCED that, in ‘Resolution’, when Thirteen sees Ryan’s dad, Yaz goes “It’s complicated” and she goes “Yeah. Dads are. So I’ve heard”…. That was a throwaway reference to Series 4’s ‘The Doctor’s Daughter’. Mind you, it might just be wishful thinking as I’m a bit obsessed with that episode 🙃.
Maybe it's a nod to Brian Williams, Rory's dad. You know, since the 11th Doctor failed to keep his promise to Brian to keep Amy and Rory save, their relationship might go weird to say the least. How are you going to tell a dad, that he'll never see his son and daughter in law again? So yea, dads are complicated, so the Doctor heard.
The problem with Talullah is that Talullah Bankhead would not have allowed another performer to use that name in those days. In fact, Bankhead sued Procter & Gamble for their advertising character character Talullah the Tube of Prell (shampoo).
I can't remember - was Bankhead mentioned during the episodes? If not, then maybe she just didn't exist in that universe, or just wasn't as possessive of her name. Would you also have that objection to Jodie Foster's Talullah from Bugsy Malone? I just learned that the Doctor Who Talullah was based off of Foster's.
Another possible one is The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos where they discover they're really on Earth after humanity fled the dying planet, and Ark in Space where they discover the last of humanity that had fled a dying Earth.
Im not so sure about that, or anything Chibnal has done either but from memory the planet that turns out to be earth was moved right? The issue being The End of the World shows a non radioactive earth where all the people have left, being destroyed because the sun expanded. There are a few versions of earth but I assume both are meant to be the original but cant be. However, your ark in space fleeing earth could maybe tie in with a 6th doctor episode with Peri. I cant think of the name but they find the earth has moved and is now called something else. The only part I can remember now is them finding the opening to a subway network for the London Underground. Just looked it up, its The Mysterious Planet, I would need to rewatch it to find out if there is maybe a connection as I cant remember how the earth wound up there. Its Sabalom Glitz first appearance and is what triggered my memory. Well worth rewatching as Colin Bakers run looks as good as Tom to me these days compared with the latest offerings.
I'm betting these will not be anything I didn't already know. Let's see, shall we? Nope, I noticed them all, LOL! On top of what you mentioned, the fez showed up earlier than the Classic Who episode you mentioned. I'm pretty sure the First Doctor had at least one episode with that fez showing up. Now I'll have to go look it up! You did a good job of this, though. Most fans wouldn't have noticed these, for sure. I HAVE been a fan for as long as I can remember, way back to the beginning of the 1970s, and have watched every episode available, plus read about the ones that don't exist anymore!
What about the episode where the Ood told the Tenth Doctor he would hear four knocks before his end and The End of Time where Wilfred Mott knock four times to be let out of the chamber?
@@GabePuratekuta Yeah the four knocks was a big foreshadow that the Doctor and the audience is led to believe is the Master's return due to the drumbeat sound he hears constantly, but then they pull the twist in End of Time Pt 2
He did a number of good stories, but most of the stuff he did was forgettable. Doctor Ruth was simply magnificent, and needs to be saved from the next thing he did, namely The Timeless Child, which comes close to breaking the show. Move her to Season 6B, write off Timeless Child as a clever lie by the master (I don't care if it's true, just don't make is The Doctor) and all else will be well.
@@VinnieBartilucci Literally only two elements of that are correct: He made a number of good stories (that number being 36), and the Ruth Doctor was magnificent. Everything else you’ve said is utter nonsense and you know it.
I dont know why it took me so long to realise, but at the end of the day of the doctor, the curator said "maybe you'll revisit some old ones" or something along those lines when told by 11 that he knows the curators face, and now 14 is Tennant.
This is so cool, I love the details. I haven't watch any episode of the older episodes before 9th doctor because I can't find them but I love this type of videos with the details I miss or don't know the references since doctor who is whimsy show this helps 😊
if you have access to Britbox (at least here in the uk) they have almost all pre RTD Doctor Who episodes on there from Hartnell to McCoy including the missing Troughton episodes
I love how you mentioned the Valeyard, who we originally learn about in the full-season arc The Trial of a Time Lord, with the Sixth Doctor. There are two connections you didn't cover, both related to "The Stolen Earth." One's in "The Pirate Planet" (Fourth, written by Douglas Adams, part of the Key to Time full-season arc) and "Mysterious Planet" again, this time in relation to something other than the Valeyard. I really don't want to spoil anything, however! I'd say if you're totally new to classic Doctor Who, starting off with The Key to Time and The Trial of a Time Lord would be a great idea. You can buy both on Amazon -- that's how I got my copies.
A couple more musical callbacks: At the end of The 50th Anniversary special (as the Doctor trio works on their plan to save Gallifrey instead of destroy it), we get a more subdued version of The Shepherd's Boy that later plays at the end of Heaven Sent. It's the soundtrack, not in-show, but then the cover of "Don't Stop Me Now" performed in Mummy on the Orient Express is also playing in the diner as The Doctor enters Clara and Me's (Ashildr's) diner-Tardis at the beginning of Hell Bent.
A connected couple of episodes that I really enjoyed realizing was Capaldi's first episode and The Girl in the Fireplace. I doubt it's uncommon for people to have realized the connected plots but I still enjoy it
You guys made a mistake saying that Silver Menace was the first time The Doctor wore a fez, when he wore one with the 2nd Doctor, and the 4th before, but you did miss in the Silver Menace was the first time there was ever a mentioned about a secret that the Doctor was holding on too. Which never shown up again until the New Doctor Who.
Thanks, there were several connections between Classic Who and the most latest New Who (which doesn't engage me as much as earlier New Who) that I hadn't spotted. But the first one, the fez (and mop), for those of us older fans who enjoyed 'Silver Nemesis' when it first aired (or any repeats), seeing the 11th Doctor and the fez was a "Yes!" punch-the-air-moment. But your video mentioned New Who first. It'd be lovely, and much appreciated, if there was more Classic Who shown or mentioned on this channel. Classic Who produced some stunning universe-building and some excellent plots e.g. "Planet of the Giants", "The Aztecs", "The Robots of Death", "Day of the Daleks" (and "Destiny..." and "Genesis..."), "Horror at Fang Rock" to name just a very few. Maybe mention "Horror..." and the Rutans who in later 'Who' had been fighting the Sontarans for 50,000 years?
I think the connection between the magician's apprentice and the timeless child isn't valid. Missy gave 3 statements of which him being a little girl was the last. The two other statements were later confirmed in Hell Bent where 13 talked about the cloister wars and stealing the moon and the president's wife. Other than that I loved this list.
No, she said 3 things and that one of them was a lie. The Doctor's involvement with the Cloister Wars was confirmed in Hell Bent, but the other one, that he stole the moon and the president's wife, was revealed to be a lie put out by the Shobogans, and it was actually the president's daughter and he lost the moon rather than stole it. So if that was the lie, the part about him being a little girl is true. I have a video on this.
@@PenneySounds How do you know the 2nd thing is a lie? Just because the details are slightly different/don't match 100%? And perhaps that's what the Doctor actually calls out. Because few details were mixed up, doesn't need to mean it's a complete lie. Might have been intended as true, maybe that's what Missy/the Master actually remembered. Not like the Master was actually there, was he? So we still don't really know, which of the three statements is the lie. Missy/the Master knowing the Doctor since he was a little girl might actually be true. It's possible, but it's not what people think, like knowing the Timeless Child from the very begining. Since the Timelords were created from this child (using its DNA as a template), it's impossible that the Master (who's also a Timelord) was around at that time. The Master might have known some later regeneration of the child, that was female again. Or it could still be a lie, since 10th's run was implying, that they were two boys back on Gallifrey, that the Doctor and the Master grew together as childhood friends, as both being boys.
The last great ice freeze might be a problem. But in the episode the husbands of river song she didnt recognize Capaldi's face. So being then twice wouldnt be an issue.
Back to New York, The 'Daleks in Manhatten' build the Empire State Building. In First Doctor serial 'The Chase', the Dalek Time Ship LANDS on observation floor of the Empire State Building.
This one's a lot more obvious but The Curse of Peladon and Empress of Mars is another one. Also there's the Morbius faces which we see in the flashback in The Timeless Children. Also The Timeless Children gives an alternative to the Hybrid which links it to Hell Bent.
The timeless child has connections going way back than the magicians apprentice, as it was based of the plans for the 7th doctor and incorporated the secret pre hartnell incarnations show in the brain of morbius.
Army of Ghosts & Series 5/ The Pandorica Opens. Tenth Doctor mentions that the more stress is put on the universe faults, it will eventually collapse. The Tardis explosion IS that final event.
There was a possible leak from a Disney employee recently (or an internet troll making stuff up) claiming that the Valeyard is set to be an important storyline in the next Doctors run. I'm not sure if it's to be believed but we'll see what happens
It would be especially interesting to see how RTD would try and work the Valeyard into the timeline at this point, considering it no longer makes sense. The Timeless Child kerfuffle kinda screwed up the Valeyard's necessity to exist in the first place.
Akhaten was more a planet, than a sun. I mean sure it was hot (thank you, doing my best), but so is the planet Venus, you know. And since Akhaten was sleeping, it wasn't really burning all the time, only when awaken. They also mention (the 11th Doctor himself) a planet by name at some point.
Wait, if the Master knew the Doctor since he was a little girl, and that little girl was the same one as the Timeless Child, wouldn't that mean that the Master knew the Doctor before the advent of Timelords? That could imply that the Master is also a Timeless Child (for lack of a better term since we don't actually have a name for the race).
Either the Master knew some of the Doctor's pre-Hartnell regenerations that was female, but not necessary the very first one, the child found at the gate, or Missy lied. She said that one of those statements is a lie. So we don't know for sure.
42 is awesome! And I knew Silver and 11's fezz were connected, only it was better in Silver. Army and End are not connected because they show the same place. That's like saying every London based ep is connected. WT? Good job on Good Man and Thin Ice. Why do you never mention Tom Baker episodes? I know his episodes are the most original and least to rely on past stuff but in one of them he says he has many lives....many more than he's gone through and more than 12. DOCTOR: Oh, you shouldn't be worried. Time Lords have ninety lives. ROMANA: How many have you got through, then? DOCTOR: About a hundred and thirty.
Partners in crime/the sontaran stratagem Not exactly a link more of an Easter egg-foreshadowing thing but on a few of the cars seen in 'partners in crime' there are 'atmos' stickers.
The timeless child still angers me... if the master was the timeless child it would explain so much about the masters character and why they have done what they have done...
The Fires of Pompeii has been connecting with The Waters of Mars. And Planet of the Dead is connecting with Torchwood. Because Aliens are appeared by Wormholes in Planet of the Dead. On the other hand Aliens are appeared by lifts in Torchwood. In addition, “Planet of the Dead” and “Torchwood” are both filmed by High Definition.
You can retcon the The Timeless Child with the Classic Who Season Trial of the timelords since the Valeyard manipulated the Matrix and therefore cannot be trusted
River (nor 11) didn’t know Twelve yet, so he would be just another face in the crowd. I’m disappointed we didn’t hear any Stevie Wonder in the background.
I assume that Thames was frozen for longer than a day, and the Doctor is smart enough not to deliberately go to the very same day many times just so he has to avoid himself all the time instead of, you know, enjoying the moment or something
I'm not too sure about No. 4, you see? Missy said that she "knew the Doctor since he was a little girl", and something else, and reveals right after saying those two things to Clara, that one of them was, in fact, a lie. And since Missy couldn't have possibly known the Doctor in their "first" incarnation (f you, Chibnall, for me it is and always will be William Hartnell!), since she/her first incarnation was not born yet, like, at all, that would make the statement a lie (and the second one the truth). I mean, yes, Missy could've known about the Doctor being a little girl before his REAL first incarnation, but she did not know the Doctor/child (as a person) back then. I mean, the Doctor and the Master grew up together and were born around the same time on Gallifrey (you know, before dark times... Before the Chibnall), both of them spend their childhoods together as best friends and played on the red grass, underneath the two suns and that beautiful red sky... So, yeah, many people use that quote from Missy to try and prove that the "Timeless Children" ark was planned a long time ago, but all of them rush heads over heals into those things and forget to do the one thing which is more important than anything else - listen! Anyway, I shall take my leave now. Farewell, fellow whovians! Allons-y!
Missy actually said 3 things and one of them was a lie. But here's the thing. What if the Master knew one of the Timeless Child's regeneration, that was female again? Not the first one obviously, but still? But then again, there's that growing together that was going on during Tennant's run, so yea.
doctor at the ice fair would have been good if bill came up to the doctor and said wow there is a guy over there playing stevie wonder tracks and he is good
