It is just a rumor, thankfully.  Nothing more, and one of just many false alarms I’m sure.  I’m still hoping for Paul McGann.  (:

@lisa Hmmmm, in Gridlock? All the wild theories we could spin surrounding this.

Sherlock’s sister is SO in the vault. (;

@rorysmith The ship is clearly the one from ‘The Lodger” if you compare the burn marks on the concrete.  Well, I could be wrong, but water/oil spill lady would explain poor Craig’s rot on his ceiling and wall.

@mersey Oh!  I didn’t see that one, I will go look.  You are probably right because the Doctor had a bust of Beethoven in the Tardis in season 9

@wolfweed @mersey @thane15 Found some articles that highlight the similarities between Shakespeare and Rembrandt. A really great quote form one, “Élie Faure, the French art critic and historian, wrote this of Rembrandt and his work: ‘His humanity is truly formidable, it is fatal like lament, love; change continues, indifferent and dramatic,…[Read more]

@mersey and @wolfweed

Now I am looking up all kinds of things about Rembrandt.  Very interesting guy.

The bust is Shakespeare.

@mercey and @wolfeed Enjoying picking apart his office.  The bust is not Beethoven.  Maybe Mark Twain?  I don’t recognize him?

@mersey Your Rembrandt musings are anything but boring, please keep them coming.

@nerys The reviews are always so far off base.  It makes you realize how vastly different people are.  Seriously, I often find myself wondering if they even watched it they are so far off from my personal feelings on an episode.

@wolfweed Thank you!  What a fun Easter egg for Easter.  (:

@mersey Yeah, it was an extra random thought…great granddaughter? (;  Ha ha, I know, wishful thinking, more than likely she is related to Clara somehow, if anyone.

@mudlark Exactly!

Here are two really random thoughts: Why does the voice in the pond sound like Colony Sarff?  Why is everything centered around a “pond” again?

Mega random thought: What if Bill is Donna’s daughter (part timelord in the mind possibly) and the promise was to Donna’s Grandpa Wilfred Mott to never erase her memory and to protect…[Read more]

@mudlark “His interest in Bill which caused him to summon her to his study and offer to tutor her seems logical.  What teacher worth his or her salt would fail to notice someone who, among all the puzzled frowns, seemed to ‘get it’ and smile.”  Okay, I like your interpretation, but I heard his interest in another way.  I felt the Doctor was intere…[Read more]

@mersey Like the Rembrandt thought.  (:

@wolfweed What do the windows mean?  Can you fill us in? (:

@redlemons Totally get that.  (:  I have my favorites (4th, 11th and 12th) but I truly adored all the Doctors and actually I’m one of those weirdos that like all the companions, also have my favorites, but in the end I’ve always liked all the characters in the Doctor Who universe.

@mudlark His reasons do seem logical, but wasn’t Nardole saying, “Not supposed to get involved” does this mean just in general, or specifically in a person who’s timeline shows something important to the future.  He seems to know something, but evidence of the photo, but also that he feels the need to teach her “everything” and nothing less.

@phaseshift I was thinking along the same lines, but more proof that IT IS the same species, or at least  the same group motivated by the same end, is the landing scorch marks match the pattern of the machine in ‘The Lodger’ not to mention the rot in Craig’s wall could easily be explained by weird water creatures, water tools or lures.

But why…[Read more]