Spare my ignorance but who was that?
Yes. That's awesome. Hope they don't fuck that up.The First Doctor. (William Hartnell edition)
David Bradley; the guy who played William Hartnell in An Adventure in Time and Space, playing The Doctor as played by William Hartnell. Apparently the Christmas special will be Capaldi's perspective of the Day of the Doctor saving Gallifrey shenanigans.Spare my ignorance but who was that?
That was a boring episode. I was on my phone more than off.
It was just the water in the tears conducting the regeneration energy making it visible first.saved by the tears of a companion
jellybabies and other in gags
some good master/missy quippery.
enjoyed overall even if the melodrama cow was milked a bit (again) but its still worth it.
I reckon the latter, but that's just pure speculation.So, does this mean David Bradley is the new (old) doc or, more likely, just involved in the xmas special?
Yes, given that the original doc must have had some kind of unambiguous death circa 1966 or whatever. So this was just some kind of side trip for him.I reckon the latter, but that's just pure speculation.
He met the next two Doctors (as himself), and then the next four Doctors (played by someone else).Yes, given that the original doc must have had some kind of unambiguous death circa 1966 or whatever. So this was just some kind of side trip for him.
I remember the 4 docs thing - something to do with rassillon? - but hadn't remembered that I remembered the 3 docs prog (but now do ).He met the next two Doctors (as himself), and then the next four Doctors (played by someone else).
When I saw how well Bradley played the First, I hoped they'd do this. But I'm a little alarmed it's being done by Moffat. I hope he does it like part one of this Toby* rather than part two.
(*my daughter calls two-parters "Tobys", short for Toby Continued).
It was Clara's exit.if that truly is the exit of Bill then it was quite good I thought. Better than Clara's exit for one and miles better than Amy Pond or Peris' ends.
I might not be quite right on the maths here - not sure where/where John Hurt fits in - but was Capaldi the last of the regenerations? Does the appearance of the original doc allow them to somehow start the clock again? Essentially, you've got 2 doctors about to cark it in the snow.The First Doctor regenerated at the end of The Tenth Planet, the first Cybermen story, which was set at the South Pole with the Doctor regenerating on the floor of the Tardis.
The snowy landscapes at the start and end of this double episode tie in with that.
I think they already re-started it some time agoI might not be quite right on the maths here - not sure where/where John Hurt fits in - but was Capaldi the last of the regenerations? Does the appearance of the original doc allow them to somehow start the clock again? Essentially, you've got 2 doctors about to cark it in the snow.
I remember the 4 docs thing - something to do with rassillon? - but hadn't remembered that I remembered the 3 docs prog (but now do ).
I think he refused to be in the five doctors so they reused footage from the unfinished Shada story (written by Douglas Adams).Technically 5. But Tom Baker is hardly in it.
I think they already re-started it some time agoI might not be quite right on the maths here - not sure where/where John Hurt fits in - but was Capaldi the last of the regenerations? Does the appearance of the original doc allow them to somehow start the clock again? Essentially, you've got 2 doctors about to cark it in the snow.
Yeah, five including the First. (So to him it was four others).I remember the 4 docs thing - something to do with rassillon? - but hadn't remembered that I remembered the 3 docs prog (but now do ).