• macphisto96 replied to the topic Dark Water

    @geoffers I’m interested in discovering just how the Doctor abandoned the Master and left him/her (I’m assuming she was a he at that point) for dead.  He willingly attacked Rassillon and drove the Time Lords back into the Time War in The End of Time.  Did something happen in between that we haven’t seen.  As far as we know, 11 never encountered th…[Read more]

  • macphisto96 replied to the topic Dark Water

    @geoffers If she’s leaning in from the side, it would work.  It’s just an awkward shot that has struck me as strange since I first saw it.  Part of the problem is we can’t see exactly what Clara is doing because of how high the shot is.  Always struck me as odd that it was focused on the frame like that instead of at a bit of a wider angle.  Sti…[Read more]

  • BadWulf replied to the topic Dark Water

    @geoffers or, the most probable thing: the tardis took clara and the doctor back in time a bit, to the mausoleum, at the very instant that danny woke up in the nethersphere…
    :)

    That would seem to be the sensible theory to go with in a show about time travel, but the Doctor’s words to Clara when instructing her to use the telepathic circuits were…[Read more]

  • macphisto96 replied to the topic Dark Water

    @geoffers The hand coming out of the portrait is indeed a right hand, but we are on Clara’s LEFT side and she’s fairly distant.  How could she wrap her right hand around her and reach the left edge of the portrait?  I can’t even get my hand a foot away from my left shoulder if I tried that and it’s uncomfortable.  It’s an impossibility.  It cou…[Read more]

  • TheBrainOfMoffat replied to the topic Dark Water

    @geoffers

    i just went back to investigate, and the hand on the picture frame is clara’s. as awkward as the angle is, it’s her right hand, and she’s pulling herself around the edge of the picture, as if she had been hiding just to the inside of it (to avoid the exploding dalek, i assume).

    That’s unfortunate. I was hoping it was Missy, becau…[Read more]

  • Bluesqueakpip replied to the topic Dark Water

    @geoffers

    he would shack up with that dinosaur before he’d get all intimate with his oldest, dearest enemy…

    Yes, but would he have a choice? 😈

    However, since this is a family show, I think That Kiss will be the furthest we go in that direction… 😉

  • Brewski replied to the topic Dark Water

    @geoffers

    Actually that could work too!  Orson could be a re-downloaded, edited Danny.

  • Brewski replied to the topic Dark Water

    @geoffers
    timey-wimey, indeed! are you saying that tennant doc originally left the family behind, and lots of things were different, but that capaldi doc has taken on the face, to tell himself that he needs to go back and save that family, to right the timelines?

    Yep. That’s it!

    the only way that would work, is if there’s a tennant guest a…

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  • ScaryB replied to the topic Dark Water

    @Juniperfish – oh I think the Doctor/Master/Missy history is open to a wide range of interpretations, ship away my fishy friend 😉

    @Purofilion – re the Doctor’s shrinking hair – have you made a list of where it suddenly changes? 🙂 And could you possibly throw in when he wears the black sparkly jumper and when it’s a shirt please…? And check…[Read more]

  • DrBen commented on the post, Trailers: Doctor Who series 8

    @Bluesqueakpip @geoffers – As a non-Christian American, I can confirm that St. Paul’s is indeed a beautiful building and well worth visiting if you get to London.  In 2007, I had the great privilege to be sent to […]

  • @geoffers – you’ll miss something. Wren was to church architecture what Michelangelo was to ceiling painting.

    I believe that there is indeed a reason St Paul’s reminds you of the Capitol. The architects of the […]

  • @Geoffers

    St Paul’s Cathedral (London), as well as being a-religious-building-that-you-wouldn’t-know-about is:

    a) Big
    b) Designed by Sir Christopher Wren and placed on top of what passes, in London, for a […]

  • @Geoffers

    i was spoiled about the cybermen being involved in the finale before the freaking series had even started!!

    In all fairness, having a bunch of cybermen marching up and down the steps at St Paul’s […]

  • thommck replied to the topic Flatline

    @scaryb, @geoffers you are making my head spin with all the things about the thing!

    @arbutus & all, my Missy blog is up now, enjoy

  • ScaryB replied to the topic Listen

    @geoffers @Davros @Craig

    If you do want to post that screengrab of the unblurred young Doctor, can you do it in spoilers please? It’s not something I want to see!

    Thanks

  • ScaryB replied to the topic Flatline

    @JanetteB I do like Clara’s development so far this series, and I’ve said the same as you that as fictional characters, none of the characters need to be role models.  I’m more of a mind that Clara’s lying will motivate Danny to do something (follow her perhaps) that puts him in danger – Missy’s collecting soldiers after all – and that Clara will…[Read more]

  • thommck replied to the topic Mummy on the Orient Express

    @geoffers: the number of evil, twice over. they that bear the foretold stare have 66 seconds to live

    I thought Prof Moorhouse was referring to 666, twice over being 66. Doesn’t make much sense logically but the moon is an egg and all that 😉

  • BadWulf replied to the topic Mummy on the Orient Express

    @geoffers @Brewski You mean like… a Doctor? Hmmm…

    That’s an interesting thought, and would explain why the Mummy was going for the weakest first, which I was at a loss to explain to myself.

    Still, it does seem like a very odd sort of triage, to actually eliminate the weakest, even if they weren’t in immediate danger of death.

    I think, ther…[Read more]

  • Brewski replied to the topic Mummy on the Orient Express

    @geoffers excellent question! perhaps he was a medic, whose job is to tend to the wounded? he would have to choose the most wounded to save first

    You mean like… a Doctor? Hmmm…

     

  • thommck replied to the topic Mummy on the Orient Express

    Not so mello after all, what a shame …

    Anyway, I have my bucket of exclamtion/question marks at the ready so hear we go.

    Despite the later showing we got to watch this one live! What a fun episode. We had the lights off and my 10y/o was clinging on to me from the start 🙂 It was almost Scooby Doo!

    @Oblique: “Mummy on the Orient Express, the…

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