Yep- I watch classics on Prime/Britbox and the newer show on HBO Max…
News RUMOR: Whittaker potentially leaving
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I think you can make a biological time Lord (regen) with the vortex. After that, it’s making them stare into it (as seen on screen) and the Rassilon Imprimatur for bonding with Tardis’. (Also as seen on screen)
Basically, Chibnall explained what had already been explained (as basically explicitly shown as key elements in well known and recent stories) so it does make me giggle that some fans are on the ‘he really wanted to explain the Brain of Morbius’ thing, when he may as well have been dealing with half human, the first doctors singular heart, the aspirin death sentence, or the missing Sontaran from the Invasion of Time for all the good he did.
Jodie addresses her departure: https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-f...cZZjyHMK6AcqpNHcoZvpK7TYCjqD1VfjZufvO93_ct0hY
How come she's just "Jodie" to everyone but the other actors to play the Doctor in recent years are "Eccleston", "Tennant", "Smith" and "Capaldi"?
I think it just varies according to the way the sounds scan, hence you had Pat, Jon, Tom, Colin and Sylvester, but Hartnell, Davison, McGann, etc...
I say both first name and last name. Depends on the context.
There probably is some degree of systemic sexism involved here, which is hard to recognize because we are so used to it.
Then again, if I mention Matt, Peter and David, I simultaneously feel I don’t make it distinctive enough who I am talking about.
With Jodie the name feels more unique and a bit more like her personal brand.
has she ever said, what she prefers (and all the others for that matter)?
Then again, if I mention Matt, Peter and David, I simultaneously feel I don’t make it distinctive enough who I am talking about.
With Jodie the name feels more unique and a bit more like her personal brand.
has she ever said, what she prefers (and all the others for that matter)?
I think there's a literary convention, at least in English language literature that refers to men by their surname sans prefix e.g. 'Smith' but women by their given name e.g. 'Mary'.
Well, I've always referred to her as Whittaker anyway.
Part of it might also be that for some, it's less likely for them to misspell Jodie than Whitakker.
Considering that quite a few still spell Christopher's surname as "Ecclestone", maybe it's better this way.
I'm just ingrained to think of people by their last names anyway. Even when I refer to myself in the third person, I use my last name.
Whittaker Who was a sixties thing. Plenty of Doctors get first name treatment, but ‘jodie’ is much shorter to type. I also like to say ‘Baker the First’ and ‘Baker the second’ sometimes, for Tom and Col.
There is no sinister stuff. We’ve even had two Peters in the role by this point.
There is no sinister stuff. We’ve even had two Peters in the role by this point.
Three, if you count Cushing.
Peter?
Who?
Doctor?
Which?
The one with the long coat?
Fuck it, we’ll watch Tom instead.
Jodie was on Graham Norton recently and she said she filmed her regeneration but the 14th doctor actor was not there.
Recently? That episode is suppose to air today.
Airs Friday night but filmed on a thursday.
Had a trailer.
Sontarons, Weeping Angels, Ood, Cybermen...
She regenerates at the end of this season I think. Or is it next season? I'm confused.
Unless she fake-regenerates like the Metacrisis Doctor before her real regeneration.
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