Doctor Who

[SuperFireKirby]

Wrong. Craig is the best character.

[Bubbles]

I FORGOT ABOUT CRAIG

He's tied for three with Wilfred

[Mashi]

You're all wrong.

The 17th Doctor is the best character.

[Waddle Bro]

I actually think she's my second favorite character (next to Jack Harkness of course)

omg bubbles id marry you but im already planning on doing it with jack when he breaks up from his husband

:c

[Bubbles]

All caught up

Now to watch trailers/behind the scenes

[Bubbles]

i fucking missed it

i thought it was at 7:50 but apparently its was 2:50

no one talk to me

[Waddle Bro]

Wrong 7:50, Bubbles. 19:50 of London, to be exact.

HOLY SHIT THAT WAS PROBABLY THE BEST EPISODE EVER

[Kman96]

THAT SPECIAL THO.

Daaaaang. I was right about all of my predictions

[Yugi]

At least I didn't have to wake up at 4 in the morning to watch it unlike in shitty Clanker timezone.

[Clanker37]

At least I didn't have to wake up at 4 in the morning to watch it unlike in shitty Clanker timezone.

Thank god for reasonable time repeats.

[SuperFireKirby]

I actually wasn't blown away by it, that is, until Tom Baker.

Also, the 2 second scene with Capaldi already make me think he's gonna be an awesome Doctor. That stare was epic.

[Bubbles]

It was really good, but definitely not my favorite. I feel like I missed a lot though since I started with 9 (though I knew Tom Baker a little bit)

A few questions though (spoiler tags just in case?)

Spoiler

There were 13 Doctors with their TARDISes when that whole scene with Gallifrey happened. Since the 13th one technically hasn't happened in the show's timeline yet, they obviously went into the show's future a bit. But if Capaldi came before Smith regenerated, does that mean he's the last Doctor (or his future regenerations would have come as well)?. Or did they only need 13 Doctors and the regeneration after Capaldi just felt he didn't need to come?

Also, I thought that Gallifrey was trapped in the painting like the Zygons were, and all they had to do was "unfreeze" the painting to bring it back. But the Doctor said he has to go find Gallifrey now, so I'm assuming that the portrait was just that and not the actual planet?

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[DrP]

Yeah, since I don't get BBC America, I had to download it. Though getting it at 11:30 was a pretty sweet deal.

I have to say it was like THE BEST EPISODE EVER!

I actually wasn't blown away by it, that is, until Tom Baker.

Also, the 2 second scene with Capaldi already make me think he's gonna be an awesome Doctor. That stare was epic.

My thoughts entirely.

[Waddle Bro]

It was really good, but definitely not my favorite. I feel like I missed a lot though since I started with 9 (though I knew Tom Baker a little bit)

A few questions though (spoiler tags just in case?)

Spoiler

There were 13 Doctors with their TARDISes when that whole scene with Gallifrey happened. Since the 13th one technically hasn't happened in the show's timeline yet, they obviously went into the show's future a bit. But if Capaldi came before Smith regenerated, does that mean he's the last Doctor (or his future regenerations would have come as well)?. Or did they only need 13 Doctors and the regeneration after Capaldi just felt he didn't need to come?

Also, I thought that Gallifrey was trapped in the painting like the Zygons were, and all they had to do was "unfreeze" the painting to bring it back. But the Doctor said he has to go find Gallifrey now, so I'm assuming that the portrait was just that and not the actual planet?

[close]

Spoiler

Time Lords have 13 uses of regeneration, meaning Capaldi might be the last one.

They froze Gallifrey in a one moment, in a pocket universe. Consider it as a bubble.

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[SuperFireKirby]

I'm greatly anticipating Moffat's work-around to the 13 regeneration cap.