Jodie's first episode should be titled "13th Hour"
Jodie Whittaker is the 13th Doctor
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My pick would be "Lucky Number 13".
My pick would be "13 times around"
How like a woman.
Lying about her age.
Lying about her age.
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Indeed. This is Doctor Who fandom hiding in Star Trek Fandoms corner so...pedantry must be satisfied.
She is the 15th Doctor. 14th at an absolute push, because one incarnation goes off to play happy families with Rose after splitting off from ten (actually eleven) and so she is the 14th actual incarnation of one regenerated body. XD
The Doctor is old. So old that the Doctor has forgotten if he/she is lying about his/her age. The Doctor might be 2,000 years old or 10,000 years old. No one remembers anymore (except maybe the Master). The Doctor could be as old as the Universe, and the Universe wouldn't tell.
You're saying that the Doctor is so old, that she can't count to 15?
So old she's forgotten how many bodies she's had. That was faces ago, and thousands of years. Especially some flash in the pan faces she only had for a year or two. Decade tops. Why would she remember that with all the other clutter of things to remember. Like every time period of all those companions.....and how many times the Daleks were exterminated. Or where Gallifrey might be at any given moment in time.
In The Lodger, they made such a stink about Matt being "eleven", then went ahead and retrofitted Tennant 2.0 as a full regeneration and Captain Grumpy as a secret incarnation.
As far as "13th Hour", it's just a play on "11th Hour", yet another reference to Matt being #11 instead of #13.
It's not just The Lodger, Smith's entire run is choked with references to him being the Eleventh, even in the hotel in The God Complex, despite the point being that it exposes hidden truths about people. Hell, even the Confession Dial allowed Capaldi to claim he's the Twelfth, despite the point if it being to confess hidden secrets, and that episode was actually made after the War Doctor was revealed.
It's a sort of grey area if the War Doctor is even called that...for most of his existence he appears to be The Warrior. Though that doesn't explain the confession dial without even more jiggers pokers.
Clara already stopped thinking of the Doctor in a romantic context when he regenerated into Capaldi.
River certainly wouldn't care.
Jack... I keep imagining him meeting some new version of the Doctor and the Doctor bracing himself to brush off the eventual come-ons, only to find that this current form doesn't really do it for Jack for some reason. And then the Doctor being slightly miffed about the whole thing.
Clara might be bi-curious. She did mention kissing Jane Austen once.
I don't think Amy is actually interested in women. Flirting with herself was vanity, not arousal. And if she were actually interested in full-on hooking up with herself, she wouldn't have slapped Rory just for thinking about it.
I kept imagining a UNIT story where Martha is brought in as a freelancer and she calls in the Doctor. When Capaldi shows up, she snaps a photo of him and texts it to Mickey. The Doctor grabs the phone and reads, "'Don't worry. He's old now'?!?"
Osgood was never romantically interested in the Doctor. And, at this point, I think she'd be more interested in seeing the TARDIS than in whatever face the Doctor happened to be wearing.
Agreed that it's a shame we can't see Sarah Jane's reaction but I would have been more interested in seeing the reaction of 1970s Sarah Jane than current Sarah Jane anyway. Modern day Sarah Jane probably wouldn't care too much either way, having already gone through 4 different faces. But 1970s women's lib. Sarah Jane would probably feel very vindicated and I just think that would have been cute to watch.
Ace's reaction...... She'd throw a stick of explosive or something
Be honest, is there any conceivable situation where that wouldn't be Ace's reaction?
If she ever got married, that's probably why her honeymoon was so short-lived. I've been a little bit tickled ever since I first realized that Brigadier Bambera from "Battlefield" is the same actress that played the female version of Lister from "Parallel Universe." ("Parallel Universe" is probably a good episode to revisit in this situation. I'm imagining the parallel Doctor Who universe where K-9 is a robotic cat using her laser nose to mark her territory.
)Makes sense considering the old Hartnell & Troughton episodes where each adventure would pretty seamlessly run into the next one and yet everyone always seemed pretty well cleaned & groomed. You wonder when these people have time to shower, eat, or go to the bathroom! Although, it seemed like there were a bunch of Troughton stories that would always begin with the Doctor & Jamie in the TARDIS eating sandwiches while the Doctor was fussing over the controls. I even recall some random sandwiches being left behind for them in Isobel Watkin's house in "The Invasion, Part 2."
He also did have a semi-official role with the production team in the 1980s as a sometimes continuity advisor. He also claims that he deserves a story credit for "Attack of the Cybermen," although script editor Eric Saward--who is generally thought of as the real uncredited writer of that story--vehemently denies this.
Not that I think the BBC should ever do that. But if they ever do do it and do it with a Doctor other than Paul McGann, that's when I riot!
While I know you're being sarcastic, I did want to speak on the subject of Moffat's alleged sexism. I suppose some of it depends on how you define "sexism." I would define it as viewing one sex or another as inferior. I don't think that's at all the case with Moffat. While he has written lines that could be construed as sexist, they're clearly done for comedic effect and don't seem to depict women as inferior. Rather, they seem to convey a friendly adversarial relationship between the sexes.
The 13th hour would be 1300 hours, which would be military time. Does this mean that Whittaker will be more regimented, aggressive, & militaristic than some of her predecessors?
I remember him saying post regeneration once "legs!!! Legs?? Yes! I still have legs!"
This time it's going to be "PENIS!!! Penis?? NO? Where's my penis?"
This time it's going to be "PENIS!!! Penis?? NO? Where's my penis?"
I expect her to grab her breasts and say, "Well, these are new".
She'll be convinced that the artificial gravity on the TARDIS is off because she's feeling unusually top-heavy. 
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