It would be nice if, instead of having a big flashy show where they announce who the new Doctor is going to be, they actually keep it a surprise!
Although given they'll no doubt be busy filming next year's series, the BBC would probably find it very difficult to keep it hidden from the spoiler sleuths.
Born Acorn wrote:Well, we will know tomorrow after the Wimbledon final...
Aaaahhhhhh!!!!
Even though it is likely the name of the Doctor has been mentioned, the fact that no one name has been singled out yet remains impressive. Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Kris Marshall seem to be front runners, although a Tilda Swinton doctor would interest me a lot.
Agreed. If it turns out to be Kris Marshall, I will feel a little bit underwhelmed. It's not a very exciting choice, is it? It's safe, bordering to overly cautious, and wouldn't really give the show anything new. Female doctor all the way.
Chrill wrote:
Jodie Whittaker will kick ass, and gosh I do miss Clara.
I realised the opposite, i don't miss her
I'd have preferred them to have switched her role with Amy Pond, or even go back further and do Rose.
I was disappointed when Nardole appeared as one of the glass Testimonies, as it heavily suggests Nardole dies at the end of the 'World Enough and Time' / 'The Doctor Falls' episode set, I was really hoping Nardole would re-appear later on, but if he did indeed die during an off-screen ending of that, that somewhat makes it especially unlikely.
Michelle Gomez has also confirmed she won't be reappearing as The Master/Mistress for series 11 onwards. So i'm very fearful that they might have killed off too many characters in one go, and the next few series will be a little cold with all new characters, as Riversongs story appeared to come to a close at 'The Husbands of Riversong'. So that's a few of my favorite characters seemingly gone now.
Next episode will certainly be interesting to see how the new doctor recovers the TARDIS (or indeed if she does, it might end up a series wide plot to recover the TARDIS or something - it did seem to become heavily damaged towards the end)
No spoilery bit: Really good episode, good onscreen chemistry between the two actors playing the doctors. Really good episode to watch if you've not done so already.
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Finally some Arctic Monkeys in there, Sheffield's finest. It's just a shame they had a *gasp* CONTINUITY ERROR. They say the t-shirt is from their first gig in Oslo, but that was 2011 (I know, they did Stockholm on the same tour) and the t-shirt is from AM which came out in 2013. I mean, totally ruins the suspense, right?
I have got back into this series for the first time since David Tennant. My partner (who was always a big Torchwood fan) has got back on the Doctor Who hype train and we have both been loving this series. Looking forward to the finale on Sunday!
Well tonight’s episode was rather good, wasn’t it? I remember thinking how good the show looked in series 5, with the improved “BBC America budget”, but I’m rather blown away by the production quality with the “Disney+ budget”. Having David Tennant and Catherine Tate back is great, the story was pretty decent, and I’m excited to see how the next few specials pan out!
It's back? I didn't know! And Sweden finally gets to actually view the show legally again, after years of not being on TV here. Disney+ picked it up. I guess I know what I will be watching tomorrow.
I'm not sure Episode 2 really did it for me. I never liked Donna Noble, and I feel like the 14th Doctor introduces nothing new compared to Tennant's previous stint, or even compared to his guest appearances over the years. This "end of the universe" episode was just not very exciting. Waiting to see if the Toymaker gets introduced next week, or if they're saving him for Christmas. Also eager to get going with Gatwa's incarnation.