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  • 15 September 2014 at 20:05 #31804
    FredVelvet @replies

    I think it was Adric under the blanket. Well seeing him in the series again would be scary for me at least.

    15 September 2014 at 01:47 #31730
    FredVelvet @replies

    @fatmaninabox Thanks for your assistance and advice on that

    14 September 2014 at 22:19 #31707
    FredVelvet @replies

    This video by Kpop idol IU has some Doctor Who overtones in it. By that I mean she time travels in a blue box that has windows. The design of the time machine is particularly noticeable at around 3:54.

    It also has lots of clockwork stuff going on throughout, much like the new titles sequence.

    14 September 2014 at 21:51 #31705
    FredVelvet @replies

    @arbutus Thanks for that info. Now you mention it I vaguely recall that from the early AG years.  The extent of the lock would also reinforce the point that the Doctor was the last of his people. That would diminish if he could go back to before the Time War, even if it was just to meet up with friends and family for a cup of tea.  Fair enough that people are asking how the Tardis got back there then.

    14 September 2014 at 13:40 #31631
    FredVelvet @replies

    Hi there everyone, new user here.

    Really liked Listen, the trailers led us to believe that this would be a full-on scary episode, Son of Blink even. Though it had its proper scary moments, particularly the monster under the blanket , it was something quite different.  I liked how the story didn’t go where you might expect, not as in there was a major plot twist, perhaps more in that they didn’t investigate what the Blanket Monster was, or resolve any threat or reveal what they were.  Loved how some of the fears were real, some were just inside people’s heads and some we just didn’t know.

    I’ve been increasingly frustrated reading the view that the Tardis shouldn’t be able to land on Gallifrey because it’s time-locked. As far as I recall the only mention of Gallifrey being time-locked was in “The Day of the Doctor”, when the 10th Doctor says “These events should be time-locked” – the events being the Time War and using the Moment. I don’t think it’s ever stated or implied that Gallifrey is  time-locked for its entire history.  Please correct me I’m wrong, it’s quite possible I may have missed something along the line.

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