Well before he got "kidnapped", when he visited Brigadier he reminisced on adventures they shared, including Omega which they faced in The Three Doctors.
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Well before he got "kidnapped", when he visited Brigadier he reminisced on adventures they shared, including Omega which they faced in The Three Doctors.
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There's of course the "season 6b" theory, that Troughton's regeneration at the end of War Games was halted and he did some jobs for a group of timelords, and eventually picked up Jaime again (and probably restored his memory). It sort of explains how he knew that Jaime and Zoe's minds had been wiped-although he appeared to be regenerating minutes later, his aging and the mission for the time lords with Jaime in the Two Doctors. However then for whatever reason he's found out by the regular timelords, regenerated and exiled.
There is another theory that perhaps the aging Second Doctor is like the curator; possibly a future incarnation who regenerated into an "Old favorite".
There is another theory that perhaps the aging Second Doctor is like the curator; possibly a future incarnation who regenerated into an "Old favorite".
His psyche has never been the mysterious part: it's always been his biography that has been shrouded in mystery. It's "Doctor Who", not "Doctor How".
Even if we assume it was an alien, what was it doing in Rupert's bedroom? Just pulling a prank anyway? Wouldn't that be the ultimate twist, the Doctor thinks he's hunting some exotic alien species with the ultimate hiding, but in the end its just bored alien teenagers messing with the minds of children on undeveloped worlds.
See you next year, then?
Sure, I have no problem accepting that. I'm just skeptical that there was any makeup work done whatsoever. So its either a deliberately blurry creature or a camera trick designed to keep it ambiguous.
However, I'm certain some kid was insulted by suggesting he or she has a funny shaped head.
I'm not convinced it was necessarily makeup work, but there could easily have been some manipulation to alter the proportions of the face before the obvious additional blur was applied. I might need to go find the rough cut to see what state that shot was in.
Mmm, no. I'll persevere, and there are lines and scenes that are still quite striking, I've just fallen out of love with Moff's 'big themes' or 'big arcs' in each season.
If I may, please don't become Count McGrumpy in the meantime.
What if the Doctor remembers it initially but memories of meeting a future Doctor are automatically blocked by the next regeneration process?
I think more likely he remembers a version of the events but it is fuzzy and indistinct, with the other versions of himself even moreso than the details of it. He has some vague awareness of it, but until he experiences it again it is all shrouded in fog like a dream.
Hmm yeah, that sounds possible.
I like the theory, but the Dream Lord wasn't physical. However, the child and the knocking being his own subconscious is a cool middle ground between monster and mundane.
I'm 99% sure that isn't a kid.
I don't think it's a kid too. Look how unnatural the head is when the blanket comes off. It's almost like it's a balloon on a stick and the head sort of pops up once the blanket is off.
That is because whoever is under the blanket has hair that pops back into place.
Plus, if you look closely when the blanket comes off a massive blurring effect appears over the head shape, and only over the head shape.
Combined this creates the illusion of an oversized head.
Plus, if you look closely when the blanket comes off a massive blurring effect appears over the head shape, and only over the head shape.
Combined this creates the illusion of an oversized head.
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