What do you think will happen in the Dr Who finale?

[The Funslinger]

I say the Question that the Silence are searching for the answer to will be set up as the big mystery for season 7, and the Doctor will get a new hat.

Like a top hat!

He had one of those, when River poisoned him. A sonic cane, too.

Then a Fedora, maybe. Fedoras are cool.

Like a classic Indiana Jones style one, or the modern one that's actually a trilby?

I have a trilby (refuse to call it a fedora, because it was a trilby first)

 

[Kjakings]

Perhaps The Silence will realise that if the Doctor dies at Lake Silencio in 2011 then the series of events will lead Past!Doctor to go back to the 60s and oust them. To prevent this, they actually stop him from being killed so that they will go back to being unknown.

But that would be a paradox, and a really powerful one. We'd be looking at another Tardis-Explosion-level event... Or maybe, the same one?

Also, I'm just watching Lets Kill Hitler again on iPlayer, and the death of the Doctor at lake Utah on the 22nd of April 2011 is confirmed as a fixed point of History by the Teselecta. Maybe this just means the Silence are manipulating historical record, but if we take it at face value, what would it mean to reverse a fixed point in history? An influx of dangerous and destructive monsters?

The Could've Been King and his Army of Meanwhiles and Neverweres?

I've always assumed that they were from alternate realities or 'dead' timelines (timelines that have been fundamentally altered due to time travel, such as when Rose saved her father) from both the Last Great Time War and the others that must've preceded it to make it both the Last and the Great, although the idea of a 'Last' Time War has always bugged me, due to the nature of Time Wars. This Army, possibly led by a Time Lord from a 'dead' timeline, somehow managed to dodge being eaten by the Reapers (maybe by chucking 13th century masonry at them? The Reapers really had a stupid main flaw) and in the temporal fucking-around that happened during the conflict with the Daleks, made their move to try and reclaim their place in the universe.

 

[llew]

The Silence will all storm out and (hopefully) put an end to the biggest crime against the world that is ever likely to happen.

The Silence will save us all from the Steps reunion concert.

Then they will all dance to Cotton Eye Joe around a giant wicker man that has Moffat being slowly roasted inside.

Then they will bring in a 6 year old with some paper and crayons to write next season on and will still probably do a more coherent job than Moffat did.

Cue end credits and finale song by Cheryl Cole in an attempt to reignite her career after failing miserably this past year.

Then a brief glimpse at the start of next season with the Doctor being played by Vinnie Jones and his sidekick Emma Watson trying to prove she can do more than Hermione.

Vinnie will be forced to beat his way through The Doctors most terrifying enemy to date ..... the mass army of ex Big Brother contestants, using nothing but his sonic baseball bat .... *insert dramatic music here*.

that. would. be. EPIC!

 

[the.gill123]

Hopefully River is gone forever, and the Doctor moves on, anyway she said earlier in the series that this is where it all began. Or maybe they will show it past the watershed and let Karen Gillan show us if she is a true ginge, doubt it though.

 

[TyrantGanado]

Perhaps The Silence will realise that if the Doctor dies at Lake Silencio in 2011 then the series of events will lead Past!Doctor to go back to the 60s and oust them. To prevent this, they actually stop him from being killed so that they will go back to being unknown.

But that would be a paradox, and a really powerful one. We'd be looking at another Tardis-Explosion-level event... Or maybe, the same one?

Also, I'm just watching Lets Kill Hitler again on iPlayer, and the death of the Doctor at lake Utah on the 22nd of April 2011 is confirmed as a fixed point of History by the Teselecta. Maybe this just means the Silence are manipulating historical record, but if we take it at face value, what would it mean to reverse a fixed point in history? An influx of dangerous and destructive monsters?

Moffat does love his timey-wimey ball. Plus you have a point with the TARDIS explosion, perhaps the paradox ripples back through time to 10 months prior and blows the shit out of the universe. Maybe The Doctor is actually solving the Silence's destruction in reverse order. Plus, given the main plot of The Wedding of River Song (all of history is going on at the same time) there are ways to work god knows how many past and future events into this.

As for the fixed point thing, it would bring in The Reapers normally, but The Doctor is such a fundamental force in the universe (he is the champion of Time, as picked by the eternal of Time herself) that his death itself could itself be a paradox due to being 'fixed.' Of course this assumes there ever were a Twelfth and Thirteenth (and Fourteenth... and Five-Hundred-And-Seventh) Doctor in the first place.

Ow. My Head.

 

[Kjakings]

Perhaps The Silence will realise that if the Doctor dies at Lake Silencio in 2011 then the series of events will lead Past!Doctor to go back to the 60s and oust them. To prevent this, they actually stop him from being killed so that they will go back to being unknown.

But that would be a paradox, and a really powerful one. We'd be looking at another Tardis-Explosion-level event... Or maybe, the same one?

Also, I'm just watching Lets Kill Hitler again on iPlayer, and the death of the Doctor at lake Utah on the 22nd of April 2011 is confirmed as a fixed point of History by the Teselecta. Maybe this just means the Silence are manipulating historical record, but if we take it at face value, what would it mean to reverse a fixed point in history? An influx of dangerous and destructive monsters?

Moffat does love his timey-wimey ball. Plus you have a point with the TARDIS explosion, perhaps the paradox ripples back through time to 10 months prior and blows the shit out of the universe. Maybe The Doctor is actually solving the Silence's destruction in reverse order. Plus, given the main plot of The Wedding of River Song (all of history is going on at the same time) there are ways to work god knows how many past and future events into this.

As for the fixed point thing, it would bring in The Reapers normally, but The Doctor is such a fundamental force in the universe (he is the champion of Time, as picked by the eternal of Time herself) that his death itself could itself be a paradox due to being 'fixed.' Of course this assumes there ever were a Twelfth and Thirteenth (and Fourteenth... and Five-Hundred-And-Seventh) Doctor in the first place.

Ow. My Head.

We know there's definitely Twelve and Thirteen. The Valeyard was said to have appeared between the Doctor's Twelth and Thirteenth carnations, due to all the negative emotions he was experiencing at that time.

 

[TyrantGanado]

Snip
We know there's definitely Twelve and Thirteen. The Valeyard was said to have appeared between the Doctor's Twelth and Thirteenth carnations, due to all the negative emotions he was experiencing at that time.

True, actually. Forgot about him there. Plus The Doctor still has to change the Desktop on the TARDIS a few more times at least so that she can archive them.

Saying that, the Last Great Time War seems to have changed all the rules regarding time travel.

 

[Robert Ewing]

They get a new writer. To make it actually good again? Seriously this series has been shockingly bad to say the least.

And The Dr. won't die. There's nothing in his contract about leaving Dr. Who any time soon. So he will be fine somehow.

 

[Kjakings]

Snip
We know there's definitely Twelve and Thirteen. The Valeyard was said to have appeared between the Doctor's Twelth and Thirteenth carnations, due to all the negative emotions he was experiencing at that time.

True, actually. Forgot about him there. Plus The Doctor still has to change the Desktop on the TARDIS a few more times at least so that she can archive them.

Saying that, the Last Great Time War seems to have changed all the rules regarding time travel.

I don't think it changed them. More, I think that they are no longer being policed. As the Doctor said in Waters of Mars (or whatever that episode was called) it was the Time Lords who upheld those rules and made sure they were followed, now that they were dead anyone with a time-travelling device could do exactly what they pleased, although apparently if you try too hard then the universe will bounce back and *****-slap you in the face, as again evinced by Waters of Mars.

 

[Bento Box]

Simple, the last episode of series 6 is nearly upon us so lets do some speculating! I think that some way or another the Doctor wont die and maybe River dies (if yes then thank god I hated her). I think that nothing much will change but they will make us think that all is going to hell

Also, Im gonna have to be quick if I want to beat Timelord and imnotparanoid in creating the inevitable your thoughts thread after the episode.

Dude.

Spoiler

River dies the first time we meet her. Really dead, not fakey-dead. Or did you not start watching until season five? If that's the case, shame on you.

That aside, I still suspect...

Spoiler

...Flesh Doctor didn't die on camera.

 

[ToastiestZombie]

Simple, the last episode of series 6 is nearly upon us so lets do some speculating! I think that some way or another the Doctor wont die and maybe River dies (if yes then thank god I hated her). I think that nothing much will change but they will make us think that all is going to hell

Also, Im gonna have to be quick if I want to beat Timelord and imnotparanoid in creating the inevitable your thoughts thread after the episode.

Dude.

Spoiler

River dies the first time we meet her. Really dead, not fakey-dead. Or did you not start watching until season five? If that's the case, shame on you.

That aside, I still suspect...

Spoiler

...Flesh Doctor didn't die on camera.

Nah, I've been watching since season 1 (too young when the 7th doctor was on the air) and simply forgot about those episodes.

 

[The Dutchess]

Well ... I have to say I was impressed. I've downright hated the latest series at points but t'was a grand finale indeed.

 

[Kjakings]

I didn't think the whole Doctor Who thing would come up until the end of Thirteen's run. Frankly I wish Davies had written the episodes answering it.