What We Want To See in Series 14 of Doctor Who
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- While we wait for the 60th Anniversary to roll around in November, it's time to squeeze a video out about what I'd like to see in Series 14 and beyond. I'm pretty certain Russell is going to do a bang-up job returning to the role of Showrunner, but it doesn't mean I don't have any suggestions!
What would you like to see in this new era of #DoctorWho? Let me know in the comments! 👇
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I would love more 2 parters or even 3 parters as every one from the Russel era is iconic or at least memorable
I want the return of the four parter
I loved the Bad Wolf thread in RTD's first series, really got everyone talking, more of this is definitely needed.
Meh.
There's one thing I wanted to see. In fact, it's something I've wanted to see for over a decade now. Summer Glau having a guest role in an episode.
Why?
@@HOTD108_ Why not? I always thought it would be cool if Summer Glau was in Doctor Who.
The aftermath of the flux could be fixed with a single line of dialogue. The villains - who I cared so little about that I have already forgotten their names - said they were going to rewind time and make the doctor watch the destruction of everything over and over. A line suggesting that they had started that process to the point of rewinding hand waves the whole season away. And similarly you could hand wave away the timeless child with a single line about how the Matrix had been corrupted and nothing it showed could be relied on. That would leave it ambiguous enough that every fan could have whatever head-canon they were happy with and no need to ever mention it again.
Or maybe the Doctor uses the Key to Time.
@@mayotango1317No, that's too direct and requires too much setup, which will distract from new stories. The best way to fix things is to just use quick offhand dialogue, like what the original commenter said. Just a line about the matrix being corrupted and unreliable is all we need.
@@HOTD108_Really? Look the only time the Master was so disgusted by the Time Lords was the Valeyard, a being he feared and hated. So no, the Timeless Child is real as is The Other.
We NEED another episode with the Silence as the antagonists (the monster, not the religious movement). Their really creative and super creepy and with Russell’s writing, they would be indomitable!
It’s not even hard to bring them back either. As far as we know they are sprinkled everywhere throughout human history. We could have an episode where the Silence are manipulating the American Revolutionary War and they’ve messed with George III so much that he went mad. That just one of many story ideas.
Bring back the Silence!
Russell sucks
Sure thing pal; sure thing
Love your content and I love your none sugar coating attitude towards doctor who unlike a lot of other content creators. Also just want to mention I've starting watching escaping kasterberous and am loving it!
Thank you so much! 🥺
Loved this, for me - Martha just was awesome because of her personality and not because of a plot/god story :)
As a pathetic fangirl who pines for the Doctor.
Good points! Series 14 definitely has the potential to be a new jumping on point, like S5 and S11, and especially with Ncuti's past work probably bringing in a new audience as well. I think a more grounded series would be really good, with a solid series arc that doesn't have to be universe ending, but actually has a sense of peril & that makes us care for the outcome.
Really enjoy your videos, looking forward to what's to come!
He'll be chasing the general audience because he knows alot of the fans will back him. He's never been interested in huge amounts of continuity, so expect that to be reduced. He loves writing "character" drama, so less complex storylines and more tugging at your heart strings. He knows the pressures of writing and re-writing other writers submissions (see "The Writer's Tale"), so if he makes this new reboot a success, expect him to step back and appoint a trusted lead writer. Expect Bad Wolf to want to take ownership of Who as a franchise and, in time, rope Disney into doing movies. RTD is fan friendly, so expect him to rope us into promoting the show. Expect him, and Tennant to be appearing on social media and television promoting the anniversary and the new series.
Having said that, what would I like to see...well produced, well acted, diverting, original, sometimes surprising, sometimes pushing the boundaries drama.
Good luck, RTD.
It would be great if the TARDIS would be broken/disabled for a good part of the series. Having the Doctor be grounded on planet Earth for a while, having to stick around and deal with the consequences of his battles would be great.
It'd be nice to get a 3rd Doctor type situation, but on modern day Earth. Though I find it funny that the comment I see below this is asking for the Doctor to leave Earth more.
So as for point 1: I don't mind Division. It's basically the CIA from expanded media and let's face it, it ABSOLUTELY fits with the Time Lords as we already knew them. However, the timeless child aspect itself, and the "Flux was catastrophic but now everything is totally fine" is absolutely best ignored. Not explicitly retconned, of course, because that's not ignoring them.
Gallifrey will come back though for sure at some point
I want to see him ignore the “Timeless Child” nonsense just as he ignored “half human, on my mother’s side.”
I seriously doubt that RTD will utilize any leftover plot points from the previous regime. He focus will be righting the ship and get the series back on focus and popularity, and having to update how he will do the show now.
Also, the return of Sutekh and the Osirans (ref. Pyramids of Mars). 'Receive Sutehk's gift of death.'
I would like to see more of the Fugitive Doctor (Jo Martin)- where does she really fit into everything? (I personally think she stole the tardis and regenerated into the William Hartnell version- “who would suspect an old man of being a criminal” is what the Doctor figured.)
Donna Noble (Catherine Tate)- does she ever get her memory back?
Susan Foreman (originally played by Carole Ann Ford- though she’s now in her 80’s so how that’s going to be done, I don’t know.)
It was great to see William Russell as Ian Chesterton again! Still going at age 98- amazing!!!
Maybe more of Jo Grant (Katy Manning), Tegan Jovanka (Janet Fielding) and Ace McShane (Sofie Aldred), and maybe even Romana (Lala Ward, or another actress to mark a regeneration) and Leila (Louise Jamison).
And bring in Paul McGann as Number 8- more needs to be done with him!
And of course, the Weeping Angels!
What I want to see:
Bring back The Meddling Monk, Autons, Slitheen, and classic Dalek designs.
I’m hoping Ruby stays on for season 15 and then there’s a new companion on board, but it’s a WW2 soldier called Lewis. He and Ruby have a relationship.
A two parter set in the Wild West.
Have the Doctor meet an alternate Doctor, an incarnation that is broken, lost their ways.
What I don’t want to see:
No Timeless Child.
No Master.
No Ruth Doctor.
No Gallifrey.
RE: Timeless Child
Fugitive Doc is an earlier incarnation of The Valeyard (an attempted clone of The Doctor)
The woman who found The Child is Rassilon
The Timeless Child is Susan, who The Doctor stole from Gallifrey where Rassilon had hidden her in stasis.
F the rest. Done.
I want RTD to use the theory that the 13th Doctor was stuck in an alternate universe where the master is the timeless child, or the alternate universe’s doctor is the timeless child.
And RTD gets the 14th Doctor home to reveal that he is not the timeless child.
Ignoring it brings no closure, and it still feels part of the lore. Which is not great: because they totally f*cked up the lore.
I honestly just would love to see storylines that don't feel as convoluted or ridiculous as Chibnall made them, keep them enjoyable, and relatively easy to understand so that we don't end up getting lost half way through
I'm afraid I think, "I don't even know who I am any more", in the trailer is a reference to the timeless child.
I don't think the Timeless Child stuff has been retconned. It's just been placed in a box for a future writer to pick up.
Personally, I don't mind the Hartnell Doctor being an amnesiac who has forgotten his previous existence - it creates story opportunities. I just didn't like the off-screen destruction of Gallifrey (it was meaningless in the story and I'm still expecting it to be a big fib) and The Doctor being the origin of regeneration (which has huge ramifications to deal with).
Would love to see the Timeless Child wiped. There is probably a way someone as clever as RTD could do it, but to do so would only highlight the problems of the TD and create more problems. For example, suppose the Doctor has never really regenerated since Tennant, and that somehow, regenerations 11, 12 and 13 are illusions. That would get rid of TD, but would also impugn the magnificent performances of Smith and Capaldi, as well as the worthy efforts of Whittaker. It would also wipe out some of the best stories of DW. Pretending TD never happened is probably the best strategy.
Personally, if I were given the reigns at this point in time, I'd bring in the Other, the third founder of Gallifrey that, in expanded media, the Doctor reincarnated from. I'd say that the Other was the Timeless Child and that all that lore applies not to the Doctor themselves, but to the Other.
The death particle only destroyed organic matter, meaning that the Timelords who were exiled with Rassilon in Hell Bent could easily come back and revive the planet. That is if the cyberplanet in The Power of the Doctor isn't made out of the remnants of Gallifrey. But putting all of that aside, unless they come back as formidable antagonists, Gallifrey should remain gone. The best the timelords ever served the show was when we knew barely anything about them or when they were all dead.
Hope so. The Timelords became an important element in DW. Their destruction by Chibnall seemed completely gratuitous, even spiteful. As if he was saying, 'this is what I think I think of continuity!'
How bout a recurring villian named Rickey Rouse; a Rodent Like Man whose main goal is to control all communications in the Galexy.
Russell needs to bring back the companion’s family they made Doctor who believable for me, as they grounded the characters.
No for Yaz.
FRRR
No Get of Modern Day Earth RTD!!! I never cared for the Family of the Companions!
@@marionbaggins but that’s your opinion. And It’s something that’s subjective
I think, as you said, I want a "back to basics" approach to at least the 1st RTD series- go back to "Rose", which assumed no previous knowledge (although there were some nice references for the "older generation" , like me!), you didn't need to have any previous knowledge, & that, & some incredibly good storytelling, was what got bums on seats...
a retcon of the timeless that could happen is that the toymaker just says that was part of the show. some fans will be upset at RTD as some liked it. I personally hated it. maybe he could have it a bit ambiguous, that as to wether it happened or didn't, and the doctor just pretends it didn't happen and would rather not know and just try to forget about it
I'm honestly surprised anyone liked that blatantly disrespectful trainwreck.
but I do agree with you that russell probably just won't mention it and completely ignore it in favour of delivering new stuff.
Hopefully Ruby Sunday will have some sort of character growth. Not quite as big as being important to the whole universe but also not as dull as Chibnals Companions. Also hopefully not another love story with Doctor and Companion which goes nowhere.
The Timeless Child and Galifrey nonsense needs to be forgotten about (well at least for a few years) we have to not only encourage new viewers here in the UK but worldwide on Disney plus and a clean slate is needed
I just want more Earth, grounded stories. I also want more of a sense of genuine danger and scale of impact, instead of wishy washy "people are dead but not dead". Both of which RTD was great at in his previous era. I just want the drama to be more palpable, please and thank you.
think about how moffat dealt with series 4 finale and end of time how he rebooted the universe (canonically) and everyone forgot due to the cracks, maybe something like that will happen? or maybe hell use it as an excuse to once again go back to the daleks being rare and endangered, barely clinging to life, and the cybermen are basically extinct. how it used to be in the RTD era
which moffat ignored and now there are dalek prison camps and cyberfleets
Even though it should have been shown/mentioned on the episode itself, it seems the Universe may have been saved from the Flux? Of all places to confirm it lol, when Jodie was talking in the BTS/Making of thing on the official UA-cam channel, with the Doctor in three parts, thanks to "hindsight" she was able to stop it/save people (one of her split forms was in those Liverpool tunnels in the 1800s/early 1900s, presumably that one). I assume the Daleks in Eve were after her/Yaz/Dan because they're a time faring race and one of the few that may know of the flux/what happened to all those Daleks/Cybermen/Sontarans in what may be a prevented timeline. How clear is all this? Clear as mud to me too, yeah.
Would anyone else find it kinda funny if 14 just quickly did the rambling thing 10 use to do saying "well" a lot, explaining away whole of the 13 era to remove the plot holes
Good writing. That is all.
And it's RTD so I think we know it's gonna happen.
Maybe Donna was never really important. Maybe this entire time, it was the Toymaster who had made it so The Doctor and Donna meet continuously time after time. The Toymaster might have had some reason to toy with the Doctor by giving him his best friend and ripping her away from him.
Surely the companions become significant due to their proximity to the Doctor. They wouldn't have been if they never went travelling in the Tardis, it's kind of 'super significant by default'.
Did we ever see repercussions from the large-scale destruction of The Master in Logopolis? That wasn't undone, and it was only ever referenced, and then barely, by Nyssa, whose homeworld was one of the ones destroyed. The universe is a big place, and if you're lucky enough to have survived the cataclysm, life just goes on. I mean, my life is practically unaffected by the Fukushima meltdown or the Phuket tsunami, just like most of the world was not affected like I was when Mount Saint Helens erupted when I was 6 It was a big deal in my area, but if you were out of the path, NBD.
Well plotted and written stories, mainly
I would so love it, if they would leave earth more often. the doctor always goes on about the wonders of the universe. Yet it's always on earth, past, present, future or human ships etc. Give us a classic who, its another planet, you have one species invading another and the only human is the doctor's companion. I would also love to see the doctor go up against the daleks after an invasion, so a planet is already occupied and the daleks well established instead of the invasion stories.
Honestly wouldn't mind seeing a romance that doesn't end with a death immediately after
I think or would like the timeless child arc to continue for a few episodes just to retcon it to either the timeless child been the master, or put some timey whimy predestination into it - the timeless child isn't the doctor's past but the future, and finally deal with the unbelievable bad writing of the fugitive doctor having a police box shaped tardis pre hartnell
The Master always want to stole the Doctor's regenerations. He became a coal dead body.
more recurring human villains and aliens, for example, if there's an alien species I want one of their members to be a recurring villain
I’d really love to see Ncuti be almost like Matt smith. Energetic youthful and dare I say camp. I think that would be a brilliant sight. But also really dark and scary. Ncuti could play the defender of his friends to the hilt really well drawing on sex education from what I’ve heard.
Without the creepy misogyny of Smiths era too
@@morgan1687 Really? River Song feel more the Doctor that Jodie Whittaker
All the Doctors are camp, even Ecleeston.
@@mayotango1317 she’s bolder and more assertive but also is essentially a femme fatale, predominately ‘sexy’ more than anything, and a plot device where she’s a seductive assassin. There’s little else to her character. Yes she’s fun and bold but not really a fully realised character. Also Moffat incorporated those same charismatics into a lot of his female characters (Amy, Madame Kovarian, the priestess from the Time of the Doctor) and that lack of variation is also pretty sexist. Also, the constant kissing of these female characters or the creepiness of the doctor (the naked thing in Time of the Doctor) leaves Smith’s era weirdly misogynistic. Some of this bled into Capaldi’s era too but there was a lot less of it. Whittaker is handled pretty badly too but for very different reasons, she’s made sexless to compensate but also not explicitly given any other qualities which is why she feels less dcotory than River
@@morgan1687 Maybe you need to watch again. Because memory cheats.
1. Characters.
That's it.
I’m torn on the timeless child arc. The history of the show has suggested that the Doctor is more than he seems, that she doesn’t know himself but is compelled to “do good” makes sense. The Doctor didn’t know about the War Doctor, and other aspects of himself, like the Dreamlord, the Time Lord victorious potential that we saw at the end of Waters of Mars.
Who or what the Doctor could be is a story worth exploring - if someone could actually write it.
It also offers a reason why the Master is so hellbent on destroying the Doctor. The Master knows who or what the Doctor is and it drove her mad.
No, is because the Master is evil.
@@mayotango1317 The Master isn't just "evil". If he were, that would not good story telling. The Master has a reason for what he does and each story gives a little bit of info as to what drives him, his motivation. The best Master stories, Missy for example, showed that the Master isn't one dimensional.
@@MultiRanman You need to watch the Roger Delgado serials.
No kissing or romance for starters also regarding the companions im really over modern day earth companions I don't know why RTD is so afraid to come up with an alien or someone who's not from current year earth someone similar to Leela would be a nice change for NuWho but if we're going to go for a bloody human companion can we just have them a human companion and stop giving them these superpowers or some story arc shit with them and just make them like they were in Classic Who "normal".
You forget Nardole. And Bill Potts is the most normal companion ever.
I'd love to see different kinds of companions. I'm kinda sick of the "modern day human", why can't we get companions from different time zones and planets?
Because the writers think the audience needs an avatar to relate to the stories through.
Which is dumb, and dumbing down, but I don't think they're going to stop it any time soon.
Well rassilon and his High council from hell bent did get exiled from Gallifrey and presumably found a new world which they probably chose to rule themselves
I just want to see good storytelling again. I can forgive cheap sets, plastic props, PS2 graphics, etc. as long as I'm being told a good story. We've had very few good stories since Moffat left, and some good stories badly told. RTD is a good storyteller; I hope he utilises a highly diverse writers' room from around the world and across cultures. All of time and space but everything's always British? 60 years of that has been enough, it's time for Who to go global. So many new and exciting stories, perspectives, ideas, mythologies, and concepts to explore! Oh, and bring back straight history stories with no extraterrestrial influences! Goddess, do I miss those!
galafrey cant be gone or the hellbent/heaven sent story line cant be true
#HartnellWasTheFirst
NO Modern Day Earth Companions as a Norm!!!
I haven't watched any with jodie in
I just want good writing and likable characters. No in your face messages that as subtle as a brick to the face, characters making mistakes and learning from those mistakes, one or two companions through the entire series 14 so they can develop, a tardis that you can actually see and more importantly STOP USING THE SONIC FOR EVERYTHING!!!!!
I want to see a villain
we will have to wait but a companion thats not from modern day UK would be amazing and please no Doctor romance
Small stakes stories - not everything has to be super flashy universe breaking. Stand alone stories instead of convoluted mind-bending continuity. And (I know you will agree) NO ********* SONIC SCREWDRIVER!!!!!
the chibnall characters weren't normal. they weren't special. but i don't think lack of reaction to being told you have "DNA bombs" in you and that you will die is normal
Here's things that the show needs.
1: A grounded narrative. No "Important Special people that are prophesised or has the timelines converge onto them, Just adventures in time and space like it should be. relatable and likable characters
2: Better villains. the villains in Chibnalls era were bland, boring, forgettable and absolutely pitiful with how easily they were outsmarted and defeated. hoping for villains that are an ACTUAL threat with intriguing motives.
3: exploring Space and other planets. a problem with the last six seasons is that most of the episodes are set on earth, when this is a show about travelling literally anywhere at any time. Thanks to the increased budget, they have no excuse not to show more alien civilisations, races and cultures. because the last few seasons we've just had recurring villains, robots and singular monsters.
4:No Gallifreyan lore. if Chibnall's taught us anything, is that Gallifreyan lore should be left well enough alone, Russell only added small things to the lore, but Chibnall proved that Gallifreyan lore should be shelved for the forseeable future as the damage it did was Cataclysmic.
5: Give recurring villains, the Daleks, The Cybermen, The Master a massively long break. they have been overused to the point where we feel nothing anymore. Especially the daleks, the fact that their in nearly every season has me just sighing, as their return is just so predictable and the writers clearly struggle to come up with idea's for their stories. because of this we end up with terrible episodes like the Magicians Apprentice and the Witches Familiar. give them a hiatus so that allows breathing room between their appearances and gives writers time to come up with new engaging stories. same with the cybermen, we have had three finales where they are just goons for the master, their not even their own characters anymore. Hiatus, then bring them back and restore the excitement for these characters.
6: A darker tone. Chibnalls era was too child friendly. earlier seasons of doctor who were not afraid to tackle darker topics. war, genocide, mortality. I'm not saying make the show mature and grim. have a dark and grim tone while still keeping that humour and lightness sprinkled about. it also brings out much more character exploration for the doctor and can really challenge him and push the character.
No one want the timeless child arc in the new era, or any other era after that. What happened before Hartnell? nothing, because Hartnell is the very first body the doctor was born with. Time lords are strictly against interfering in the affairs of the universe beyond their home world so the division makes no sense.
1) Meh, the Fam ruin that. We need aliens companions, or from the past.
3) The RTD era is more earth focus. Even Martha never had a alien planet visit episode. Moffat era really explore the universe.
@@mayotango1317 when I said grounded I meant in terms of narrative, not wether to be earth based or not. I also mentioned we need more planets and alien races.
And yes RTD was earth based, there was still quite a few planet episodes. Martha visited new earth btw.
Moffat era did have a off world episodes. I was talking about actual alien species.
@@gamingkill3r604 And Chinball Series 12 is so focus on Earth.
@@mayotango1317 definitely
Hopefully we do ignore/mimi retcon the Timeless child but if we do that we alson then need to then ignore the Fugitive Doctor
For some reason people act like she part of the main doctor (she isn't) but if we do not count TC as canon like the half human they then have to stop putting her in the line up with the main Doctors cause she ties very much with TC and as along she there so is the Timeless Child
Things I know I'd like in RTD2:
- Season long stories like Flux
- The Doctor causing established history, like with Rosa and the bus
- Something like Arachnids in the UK, where the problem is human-made, not alien
- Classic aliens that actually look like their classic versions, like the Sontarans and Sea Devils in the Chibnall era
- I don't know how it would be done, but Gallifrey and some Time Lords from before the Time War would be interesting, like Gat
- I want Jodie to return for a multi-Doctor story, just so we could get a small taste of what she's like under someone else's direction. She's already stated she's interested to come back, so maybe RTD will take her up on that some time?
- Locations on Earth that aren't just the UK or America, though no bouncing around like Praxeus, more historical figures that aren't British or American, like Zheng Yi Sao in Legend of the Sea Devils and more world history, like the Partition of India in Demons of Punjab
It'd be nice for Flux, the Division and/or the Timeless Child to be mentioned so the people saying "everything after Tennant left in 2010 should be wiped from canon" are shown that's not gonna happen. Doesn't have to be more than once, cause once is enough to show it was real.
It'd also be nice to get some sort of explanation on Gallifrey. The Day of the Doctor had the Doctors contain it in a pocket universe and Hell Bent shows that Gallifrey left said pocket universe, existing at the end of time for protection. However, in Spyfall Part 2, the Master said he visited Gallifrey in the bubble universe and he destroyed it. If that really happened, then the 12th Doctor couldn't appear on Gallifrey in Hell Bent. I know time constantly changes and planets can be destroyed at any given moment despite pre-established futures, but it feels wrong to do that to Gallifrey, the home of the masters of time.
the doctor causing historical moments diminishes the real people. The Doctor didnt make or tell Rosa to stand up to the bus driver, she just made sure Krasko didnt stop Rosa. That's how the Doctor should be written, leaving human history to the humans and the doctor can deal with the spacey wacey part
serialised stories, eg children of earth.
To be honest I just hope the 14th dr who series doesn’t need a sexualized companion
C'mon i kind of wanted a "universally important character" lol, after the boring shit that was Chinibal s companions... I really wish for some interesting characters.
I want them to spend less time in Twenty First Century England. More planets, countries, times.....they need to get out there.
Ruby Sunday... Is going to be another overly important character, like Clara, Ace, Rose or Donna.
The name is too ridiculous to be a normal human... And she will die, so the BBC can use The Rolling Stones song for her epilogue.
I meet millennials parents who give his children names more weird of that.
@@mayotango1317 true, there are more ridiculous names. but surnames rarely pair up so perfectly cliche.
To me, it's lazy creative. It's from the same inspiration tree as "Banana Cafe Latte" (Banakafalatta)
Got a feeling this video hasn't aged well...
Really?
Whole Chibbie era needs erasing from history. Ideally, Capaldi regens into somebody other than Jodie & Flux is never mentioned again. Fingers crossed.. The Doctor lives.
I'm dreading it. I have a horrible suspicion that, in order to let off steam after producing lots of serious dramas, Davies will use Doctor Who to be even sillier than he was before, and series 14 will be even worse than series 1. Series 1 had a few good episodes: The Unquiet Dead, Dalek and Father's Day, and Christopher Eccleston was great as the Ninth Doctor, but the rest of the series was more like a parody of Doctor Who.
I’m absolutely dying to see a female companion that looks like a normal person again! Pretty but normal! Not stunningly beautiful put together alllll the time!
Like Dodo Chaplet?
ncuti being kinda gay in personality
A complete ignoring of anything that Chibnall spewed up.
why don’t you watch it before you complain , and if you have watched it re watch it never understood how this fan base got this toxic. He made me mistakes but all shows have this , nothing is perfect and doctor who has never been that perfect show.
@@nrvs1105 this is toxic positivity. It’s completely valid and non toxic to have the opinion that you didn’t like something. People shouldn’t have to be made to constantly reassess something just because you disagree with their opinion, you’re the toxic one here and you should just let people have their own options as you do yours, without having to constantly justify them. If the mass general consensus on something is that it’s bad don’t get up in arms when u hear that said
@@nrvs1105 but this is the least "perfect" it's ever been, quite far from anything of the sort. flux was acceptable. it's gotten so bad that we're surprised flux was good. chibnall just threw everything regarding character out the window.
It'd be nice for at least a single mention of something from the Chibnall era to happen, just to at least say Jodie's era exists in the canon. Doesn't have to be the Flux or the Timeless Child or anything major; it could be something like mentioning the Pting or Kerblam.
@@packet4382 Freedom is speech is important and I never said people couldn’t have a negative opinion on the show , personally I don’t enjoy the 10th doctor as much as 8 ,9 , 11 and 12. I just think a lot of fans to expect for 13s run to have nothing to do with the show is silly. That means for us fans who watched it all we have wasted three years of our lives.
My heart breaks a little every time I'm reminded of the Chibnall era... Such a wasted opportunity for the first female Doctor and her companions. Maybe it's too soon, but I hope 13 and/or Yaz is brought back as a guest for a multi-episode special where their characters are given better material to work with.
Honestly in my head cannon when jodie was the doctor. All her seasons was in the toy makers world so it never happened. To just recon all that ass And when she regenerates in to David again that's when he realises he's in the game world which is when the new special takes place. Really didn't like her as the doctor the actor have no problem with just everythign to how she was wrote her stories just was by far worst seasons iv seen.
Hoping that RTD finds a way to make doctor who as Queer as he always wanted to the first time and mostly succeeded with in Torchwood.
Chibnall robbed us of even a little queerness after baiting us for several seasons.
NO MORE WOKE. Pity, that due to the money grab unless you live in Britain, We must all pay through the nose to watch the new episisodes.
A bit of grubbiness, everyone is always clean and beautiful the last few years and it takes me out of the world. Early seasons had a bit more reality, I could believe the doctor was real, out there somewhere interacting with my London. But it’s become a bit too slick bbc and it looks fake. Not good enough for Hollywood but not normal enough!
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