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I love the sense of outrage Levine is summoning there.

“People at the BBC may not have been telling me the truth”, exclaims man who recently leaked the news of Matt Smiths […]

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I didn’t mean there was any specific reference to memories, because, like you, I don’t think there were in Name of the Doctor.

It was a genuine question – I couldn’t remember anything, but when you […]

The missing episodes story re-ignites (Thanks to a certain Mr Levine!)…

(See also @HTPBDET‘s post above)

http://www.thedrum.com/news/2013/06/19/rumours-discovery-90-lost-dr-who-episodes-send-fans-frenzy

@HTPBDET That’s indeed a bit tricky. But it helps that the Hurt doctor only seems to make partially part of the timeline. I imagine it as if the holes created by the doctor are part of the doctor, the “created […]

@HTPBDET –

The thing is, though, that the Eleventh did fall at Trenzalore. He was dying and then Clara intervened. Silence commenced falling – but Clara stopped it. The Eleventh stepped into his own time tunnel […]

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but not the memories. Lots of people remember the Time War even though its sealed.

I’m not sure what memories have to do with this really, unless you spotted some reference to it in “Name of the […]

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Agreed, and done.

@Chickenelly, @JanetteB, @HTPBDET

Apologies, but we may as well have the conversations on this thread.

@chickenelly I knew he became immortal because of what happened end series one (AG) and that we found out he was face of boe but I meant the actual him turning into the big giant head in the jar like @HTPBDET […]

@HTPBDET – yes, your pairing of events to the prophecy makes sense, and I agree it is likely to be the events the prophecy was referring to.  The argument I was making about prophecies though is that they can […]

@HTPBDET – Perhaps Clara locates Tennant and Rose (who are fighting the Zygons?),

I did wonder if the willingness to announce returning characters early is a big curve ball and what we’ll actually get is a […]

@Shazzbot @htpbdet I actually giggled a little at shazz’s mnemonic device.  It’s a little harder for me to remember all The Doctor’s names BUT Shazz’s is quite easy.  Although I promise I’ll just try to learn it […]

@HTPBDET – joys of dyslexia, I’m afraid. Strings of initials are a bit of a bane.

I also have a complete inability to remember dates (strings of numbers) – which made my A level History exam, many years ago, a […]

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I think maintaining my sense of disbelief is more healthy considering how many of these rumours I’ve read over the years. It’s far better to be pleasantly surprised by being proved wrong. 😉

@HTPBDET – and then it’s Moffat who introduces Clara. Who gets the whole ‘don’t wander off’ thing.

@Brynwe – no, it’s not naivete to like all the Doctors you’ve seen – the whole point of casting ‘The Doctor’ is […]

Greetings all, been lurking recently but haven’t had chance to contribute (arguably of course, I never contribute anyway, just ramble! 😉 )

Firstly, welcome back @HTPBDET – good to see you back and posting, […]

Thanks @Craig, and have a good weekend. The reason I suggested “Talons” is that it’s pretty well recognised as a great story, and has featured in many of our personal “Top50s” (certainly mine and @HTPBDET s). I […]

@HTPBDET – Great to see you back – I’ve been loving your autobiographical articles about the past Doctors. I wish I could think of something else to say besides that!

Hi @HTPBDET great to see you posting again. And as always, it was my pleasure. And your nephew seems a wonderful young man who loves his Uncle very much.

In the “teach a man to fish” vein, you should be able to […]

@HTPBDET – welcome back!

@HTPBDET (sans S)

Glad to have you back!  Ooh and with the inside gossip too.

I think Andrew Scott would be good, but perhaps it’s a cross pollination step too far.  As long as it’s someone who can project a […]