Is anyone else loving the fact that the overarching Series-Finale-Villain is actually the physical manifestation of PLOT HOLES!?
It's hilarious!
It's hilarious!
Doctor Who: Episode 12: The Pandorica Opens (Spoilers)
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Stop! So goodTimeLord said:I understand. I am a massive Chameleon Circuit fanWes1180 said:I remember that before people were saying that the Tardis is a living creature, the song "type 40" by "chameleon circuit" reminds me of that fact and sometimes can make me think of it differently...
EDIT: Bit of a weird joke but whatever
exterminate regenerate is epic on ukulele alone by charlie
Ha ha ha, it's a shame that all other RTD finales were so...contrived. Someone should have told him that more people does not equal better finale.PoliceBox63 said:I thought you meant "better than"ben---neb said:
You went from Tennent, Rose, Micky and Jackie as the main characters to Tennent, Rose, Donna, Martha, Jack, Micky, Jackie and Tennent 2 - just far too many.
But I have to say that if next weeks episode fulfills it full potential then it could be the best finale of all time. Until next year's series that is
If next years finale contains Matt Smith and Steven Moffat, I'm happyben---neb said:Ha ha ha, it's a shame that all other RTD finales were so...contrived. Someone should have told him that more people does not equal better finale.PoliceBox63 said:I thought you meant "better than"ben---neb said:
You went from Tennent, Rose, Micky and Jackie as the main characters to Tennent, Rose, Donna, Martha, Jack, Micky, Jackie and Tennent 2 - just far too many.
But I have to say that if next weeks episode fulfills it full potential then it could be the best finale of all time. Until next year's series that is
Which reminds me: no one has yet duscussed that Amy was shot and went unconscious! :. wibbly wobbly timey wimey ending next week it better be notben---neb said:
I think this episode all came together very nicely with all the different characters being linked and the like.
anyway- amy's not dead (considering shes signed on for another series), the TARDIS hasnt blown up yet (its probably a bit like that false regeneration at the end of the last series), and no-one has seemed to mention the OTHER TARDIS from last week's episode- how does that figure into the grand scheme of things.
Oh yeah! it was always gonna be the Doctor in the Box- he is the most feared thing in the universe coz of all his ass kicking exploits. You can see they're all afraid of him when he gives his big lovely speech on stonehenge. awesome!
anyway- amy's not dead (considering shes signed on for another series), the TARDIS hasnt blown up yet (its probably a bit like that false regeneration at the end of the last series), and no-one has seemed to mention the OTHER TARDIS from last week's episode- how does that figure into the grand scheme of things.
Oh yeah! it was always gonna be the Doctor in the Box- he is the most feared thing in the universe coz of all his ass kicking exploits. You can see they're all afraid of him when he gives his big lovely speech on stonehenge. awesome!
The Doctor is a prisoner now, maybe he himself is actually Prisoner Zero?
Yes I realise that alien thing was thought to be and captured as Prisoner Zero in "The Eleventh Hour" but I was thinking. Perhaps the crack is the future (i.e. the Doctor escaping, thus being the prisoner, the TARDIS exploding and him getting a piece of it's door through a crack) and the alien was trying to kill him/Amy. Those eyeballs did have a hard time identifying the alien as Prisoner Zero anyway, I can't remember the exact reasons but they could misread the Doctor maybe.
I can figure this is wrong but I enjoyed thinking it - feel free to correct me, as I can tell you're all pretty knowledgeable on Dr. Who. Also please be gentle.
Yes I realise that alien thing was thought to be and captured as Prisoner Zero in "The Eleventh Hour" but I was thinking. Perhaps the crack is the future (i.e. the Doctor escaping, thus being the prisoner, the TARDIS exploding and him getting a piece of it's door through a crack) and the alien was trying to kill him/Amy. Those eyeballs did have a hard time identifying the alien as Prisoner Zero anyway, I can't remember the exact reasons but they could misread the Doctor maybe.
I can figure this is wrong but I enjoyed thinking it - feel free to correct me, as I can tell you're all pretty knowledgeable on Dr. Who. Also please be gentle.
I'm pretty sure that I read somewhere that the next one will be the first one since 2005 in which neither the doctor or companion changed. I.e. from first to second doctor changed then in second to third companion changed and so on.
It may have been wikipedia, and if so it might not be true.
It may have been wikipedia, and if so it might not be true.
