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@marisaann

1: My friends talked about it, read about it, and then noticed that it was on Netflix.

2: I live in the US, so I don’t know, but I’d say it had influenced it pretty well.

3: Well, I’m a Christian, so I believe that everyone has a “God-shaped hole” in them that only the true God and fill.  However, non-Christians try to fill it with other “supernatural” stuff, such as ghost movies/stories and science fiction and fantasy. Everyone can feel that there’s something else out there besides us – some know that it’s the spiritual world, others prefer to believe that it is physical things, such as aliens.   I think it’s also popular because it is, for the most part, a pretty clean show, and people are obviously intrigued by the idea of space and time travel.

4: I have made the mistake of sneakily watching the show when I should have been doing my schoolwork, so it has caused a terrible decrease in my grades.

 

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One thing I’ve been wondering is if the painting, Gallifrey Falls No More, could possibly be the actual Gallifrey, sicne they said they would freeze it in time, “Like a painting.“

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@bluesqueakpip

Yes, but I’m sure the Doctor and/or the TARDIS has/have/had some sort of device that can scan someone and tell their age?  He could have gotten them in 1940, scanned them to see how old they her so her could calculate their death years, then just make sure they get back to new york in time to die in the right year, and there woudl be no paradox.  Since he didn’t know their death dates, just how old they were when they died, the exact dates of their death would still be in flux.

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There’s one major plot hole that I don’t understand. The Doctor said that he couldn’t go back to 1938 again and rescue Amy and Rory.  What I don’t understand is why he couldn’t have gone to 1939 or 1940 and rescued them.  If he was worried about a paradox, he could have left given them a vortex manipulator or something like that so that when they had lived a long, happy life together in their time and were about to die, they could travel to the 1970s or 80s or whenever it was that they were supposed to die and live out their last few years, still dying there and therefore not creatign a paradox.  Even if one of them did die in the twentie frst century, the other could have taken their body back and buried it, then stayed there and had their body buried there later when they died.  That way they could keep traveling with the doctor for around 10 years more.

 

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So I wasn’t exactly sure where to post this, but it’s my idea for a very interesting episode.

Many of us who might call our selves whovians have dreamt and imagined that the Doctor would be real, and if so, what it would be like.  I have devised a theory that, to me, makes sense.

As we all know, the TARDIS, to soem extent, has a mind of its own.  So what if the TARDIS, using an invisible, undetectable (especially by the doctor), personal-cameraman-like drone to film the Doctor’s entire life and adventures, and even, under the TARDIS’s control, go back in time and film other things, compile the adventures into shorter stories, and sending them, somehow, into a parallel universe, in which the Doctor does not exist.  That parallel universe would be the very universe which you and I are living in at this very moment.  You say, “But that’s absurd!  Everybody knows that Dr Who is filmed and produced by BBC!”  But no, what if the TARDIS sent it to BBC.  And all of the actors who claim to have “acted” in the show are actually just the alternate/parallel equivalents/look-alikes of the characters in the Doctor’s universe.  And all of the “props” BBC has and would display to make us think that the Doctor is fake aren’t “props” at all.  No, instead they are actual alien head, replicas somehow beamed/teleported over by the TARDIS.

That’s just the backstory.  An amazing story for an episode, maybe even ad two or three episode story, would be the Doctor discovering that and traveling, somehow, to the parallel universe (that being our own).  Oh, there are so many amazing things you could do with that.  You could make a whole season, a whole spin-off series about that.  What do you think of it?  I know there’s at least one flaw, though: all of the actor’s claiming to have played the Doctor.  I mean, there’s like, eight or something of them still alive in this universe, and I don’t know how it woudl seem if the doctor had  parallel self for each and every incarnation.

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