If that is the regular look of the TARDIS they are returning to a more worn, neglected exterior again like in the Hartnell years apparently.
If that is the regular look of the TARDIS they are returning to a more worn, neglected exterior again like in the Hartnell years apparently.
It's probably from a volcano. This is supposed to be the episode where they return to Pompeii to explain why the Doctor now looks like Lucius Caecilius Iucundus. (I eagerly await the episode where they explain why Morton Dill looks like Steven Taylor with a bad accent...)
Are they really? Then that will be the THIRD time the Doctor goes back to this relevant period - don't we forget the Seventh in Fires of Vulcan.
If that is the regular look of the TARDIS they are returning to a more worn, neglected exterior again like in the Hartnell years apparently.
It's probably from a volcano. This is supposed to be the episode where they return to Pompeii to explain why the Doctor now looks like Lucius Caecilius Iucundus. (I eagerly await the episode where they explain why Morton Dill looks like Steven Taylor with a bad accent...)Are they really? Then that will be the THIRD time the Doctor goes back to this relevant period - don't we forget the Seventh in Fires of Vulcan.
They can just say that the Doctor's subconscious sometimes pick the form of someone the Doctor has encountered in his travels, and when he regenerates his subconscious (or whatever mechanism the regeneration is choosing the details of his form) may use the image of someone else. Obviously, this would explain Capaldi and Colin Baker's Doctor. So maybe there are people out there who look just like the past Doctors previous forms?
Maybe for female Timelords like Romana they can consciously pick the form, like she did with Astra.
A better photo from today:
in the novelisation of The Deadly Assassin the Doctor mentions that the Master had used regenerations as disguise (and I think it was accelerated regeneration too). Not sure if it was stated on-screen, though.
A better photo from today:
Who's the woman in the foreground?
Pssst...Amy, Rory and RiverOne of these days the doctor should travel with a family.
A father a mother and young daughter
He probably has but I can't keep track of all the companions.
I'm not talking about one episode but two seasons.
Peter looks like he's about to break into song and dance.
If that is the regular look of the TARDIS they are returning to a more worn, neglected exterior again like in the Hartnell years apparently.
It's probably from a volcano. This is supposed to be the episode where they return to Pompeii to explain why the Doctor now looks like Lucius Caecilius Iucundus. (I eagerly await the episode where they explain why Morton Dill looks like Steven Taylor with a bad accent...)Are they really? Then that will be the THIRD time the Doctor goes back to this relevant period - don't we forget the Seventh in Fires of Vulcan.
Last thing I knew, the new School related Companion/Recurring Character Danny Pink is a Guy?
Ah, thanksLast thing I knew, the new School related Companion/Recurring Character Danny Pink is a Guy?
And he tweeted recently that Ellis George, who's in these photos, would by playing his sister. (This is the first time we've seen her but her second episode so far.) He also posting this* photo of the Cast's chairs and you don't tend to get one with your name on if you're just a guest star.
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I was in Pompeii last month and when I saw the below, I couldn't help but wonder which Doctor visited:
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