I’m upping it. The Doctor, River and Missy on some sort of adventure. There’s no way Missy is completely dead, she’s died more times than Kenny on South Park.
She might change her mind. Ecclestone might change his mind.Sadly, I think we can safely say most recent incarnation is definitely since Michelle Gomez has said she's not returning.
But yeah, she'll never be completely dead.
I would really love to see Missy and this Doctor spar. Oh, the joy.
“A show that generates as much money as ‘Doctor Who’ should be getting more of it back, frankly.”
He added: “Television didn’t use to look the way it looks now. When we watch now, we watch something that’s quite often better than cinema. Have you have seen the recent ‘Game Of Thrones’? I haven’t seen anything in the cinema that matches their battle scenes.”
I got the reference last week when the Doctor looked at the vortex manipulator
"Cheap and Nasty time travel" From the Magicians Apprentice
Which itself was a re-use of Smith's Doctor calling it that in "The Big Bang".
Didn't Tennant use the term with Jack?
Was that not an Aston Martin he was in?No, he compared it to having a space hopper whilst the TARDIS was a Porsche.
Which only really makes sense if you've seen the Top Gear ep where James chose a track-modded Porsche and found it completely useless for regular driving, to the point his spine nearly collapsed and he ended up naked.
Was that not an Aston Martin he was in?
steven called Hartnell's Doctor "Doc" a few times in "The Time Meddler" to which he took offenseWith Graham calling the Doctor "Doc", I kept remembering one of them not liking the term. I would've have sworn it was Colin, but I found and uploaded this bit from The Five Doctors with Hurndall. 6 was as haughty as 1, so maybe he said it somewhere too?
ETA: Found an image. Twin Dilemma, right? But what part?
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steven called Hartnell's Doctor "Doc" a few times in "The Time Meddler" to which he took offense
Is that all it is? Sweet shit, the BBC has never confirmed a Christmas special will air on Christmas day until two weeks prior. This is the way it's been for the past thirteen years. Hell, with rare exceptions, the BBC never confirm their schedules until two weeks prior to airdate, and it has been this way since time immemoriam. Now suddenly it involves Chibnall and everyone gets worked up into believing there's no Christmas special?All the Mirror has picked up on is that Chibnall hasn't confirmed that it will air on Xmas Day - because the production team don't make the schedules, after all - that it may air on New Year's Day instead, and implied it may not be a Xmas-themed story.
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