I just don't get why so many people are assuming she's some Time Lord or other. A Time Lord's regenerations are played by different actors, not the same one.
I just don't get why so many people are assuming she's some Time Lord or other. A Time Lord's regenerations are played by different actors, not the same one.
^ Jenny, different versions of the Master(s)
Assuming she's a Time Lord regenerating would mean that we witnessed her final death, because you aren't regenerating from being turned into a Dalek. I doubt they'll do that twice. The whole arc would directly parallel River.
With a Time Ram?How does one fuck time, exactly?![]()
How does one fuck time, exactly?![]()
How does one fuck time, exactly?![]()
With a key.
But it's got to be the right key.
^Rare exceptions do not override the rule.
What defines a rare exception? The Doctor's regenerations have been all over the place. Otherwise we just have Jenny, Romana, The Master, River, and that one guy who was hanging with his next incarnation. Also, with the fob thing, how do we know what happens when they die in that state?
If the rule is a new body, how do you account for those who seem to be able to determine their new form? Romana chose to look exactly like Astra. The Time Lords offered the 2nd Doctor various choices. Who's to say that couldn't be the same one?
Actually, to me, that sounds rather stilted and cliched. Just from a stylistic perspective, that's not a better way of doing it.
Well, I didn't find it jarring. I just found it a reasonably casual way to handle a throwaway Easter-egg reference.
On watching the episode again, I think it was possibly foreshadowing a return by the Great Intelligence later in the season, but not foreshadowing some kind of Doctor memory-loss thing. If it is a setup for a future GI story, then it makes sense not to give away too much now -- hence the noncommittal "rings a bell."
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