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 Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 9:45 pm
Lullabee If they were really pressed for ideas, the TARDIS, "sentimental old machine" that she is, might just bring him back. She's always good for a handy plot device... I heart the TARDIS!!! I am really hoping they use that plot. I have always believed the TARDIS will save him. I am almost certain that is the best course of action to keep the plot going. However part of me still fears that 13th life.... sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 6:28 am
Actually, I just had another thought. Maybe the Time Lords are revived somehow and they give him another regeneration cycle. The reason I say this is because the Valeyard (possible future evil Doctor) was on Gallifrey with the 6th Doc, and he couldn't have been if Gallifrey was wiped from time and space by the time his regeneration came 'round. Does this make sense to anyone else?
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Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 11:33 am
Mike Yates Actually, I just had another thought. Maybe the Time Lords are revived somehow and they give him another regeneration cycle. The reason I say this is because the Valeyard (possible future evil Doctor) was on Gallifrey with the 6th Doc, and he couldn't have been if Gallifrey was wiped from time and space by the time his regeneration came 'round. Does this make sense to anyone else? This theory can go both ways. It is possible he saw a renewed timeline in the past but... It is also possible the Time War changed The Doctor's own future therefore making that timeline no longer exist. As far as I understand, The Doctor cannot go back in time to see Gallifrey. I am assuming because of the fact that he can't go back... that they were erased from time along with 90% (not sure the exact percent) of everyone that was in the time war. The reason I can't say they were all erased is because the Daleks still remained in the "Time Lord Science" prison and The Doctor also exists. The Doctor and a bunch of Daleks remained intact but The Doctor himself said to Martha (I think it was Martha) that he could not sense the Timelords anymore so therefore they do not exist. The real question is... why did The Doctor survive where all the others did not... is he special in some way? Or was it he who caused the time war to end by making both sides lose everything in order to preserve the universe therefore leaving himself as the only Timelord, last of his kind. Perhaps his survival of the Time War means he in fact is a "Special" case. Perhaps the TARDIS kept him alive since she in fact appears to be special as well. I think the key to him getting more regenerations or him being immortal lies with whatever happened during the time war. This seems to be a huge secret so far. I hope they reveal more soon so it all makes more sense.
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Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 10:01 am
They've been dropping hints like crazy throughout the third season so far, and even back into the second season that the Doctor is not the last of the Time Lords, so we may see someone else from Gallifrey come into the picture. If that person is his son, I'm not sure how I'd feel about that, but it seems too easy. If he could sense anyone, wouldn't a blood relative be the first he'd notice?
However, I don't think that whoever comes into the picture will become the new Doctor unless there's a large fan base supporting that decision. We'll see.
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Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 4:09 pm
Maybe whatever Time Lords-- maybe just singular-- are out there are scared to death of him and have some idea in their heads that he meant to kill them. So they're hiding... or perhaps his telepathy is just kind of on the fritz. Perhaps Gallifrey's got something to do with Time Lords being able to sense each other, but no one knew that 'cos it's not every day your planet gets destroyed.
I'm sorry, I'm headed toward the Wild Speculation Zone.
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Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 4:07 am
Lullabee Maybe whatever Time Lords-- maybe just singular-- are out there are scared to death of him and have some idea in their heads that he meant to kill them. So they're hiding... or perhaps his telepathy is just kind of on the fritz. Perhaps Gallifrey's got something to do with Time Lords being able to sense each other, but no one knew that 'cos it's not every day your planet gets destroyed.
I'm sorry, I'm headed toward the Wild Speculation Zone. Wild Speculation is cool. I think that it's gonna be...well... the only thing I'd be spoiling is my semi-fanfic, but I'm still not gonna. ^^
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Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 2:50 pm
well i think that they wont keep having the doctor going on, he has to die, if there is some way they get him to live, you know he will never die and he will live forever with every regeneration cycle.
THEY MIGHT
in like 30 years after its ended start it up again and start from the begining remaking the episodes with new actors as the doctor (with simularitly to the original ones). THen he will relive all his episodes in color and that sense he will never die!
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Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 9:00 pm
Was it just me? Am I the thick one in here? I think regenerating 13 times means there will be 14 doctors? so if anything will come to an end, the 14th doctor will be the last? Now it's 10th doctor in the current series right? How many time the Doctor regenerated? First doctor to 2nd doctor = regenerated 1 time. 2nd to 3rd = 2nd times regenerated. So 9th doctor to 10th doctor should be 9th time right?
They could bring the TARDIS to become a life form human, at that point maybe they could rename this "Doctor who" into "policebox what"? lol
I know if it will end, I will be one of those people who missed it very much and re-watch those old episodes of Doctor Who
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Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 10:27 pm
Kecitich Was it just me? Am I the thick one in here? I think regenerating 13 times means there will be 14 doctors? so if anything will come to an end, the 14th doctor will be the last? Now it's 10th doctor in the current series right? How many time the Doctor regenerated? First doctor to 2nd doctor = regenerated 1 time. 2nd to 3rd = 2nd times regenerated. So 9th doctor to 10th doctor should be 9th time right? They could bring the TARDIS to become a life form human, at that point maybe they could rename this "Doctor who" into "policebox what"? lol I know if it will end, I will be one of those people who missed it very much and re-watch those old episodes of Doctor Who I thought the same with the regenerations and that 13 regenerations equals 14 Doctors. And I think the "policebox what" idea is funny. lol And I'm already watching (and rewatching) old episodes...
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 4:18 am
Kecitich Was it just me? Am I the thick one in here? I think regenerating 13 times means there will be 14 doctors? so if anything will come to an end, the 14th doctor will be the last? Now it's 10th doctor in the current series right? How many time the Doctor regenerated? First doctor to 2nd doctor = regenerated 1 time. 2nd to 3rd = 2nd times regenerated. So 9th doctor to 10th doctor should be 9th time right? They could bring the TARDIS to become a life form human, at that point maybe they could rename this "Doctor who" into "policebox what"? lol I know if it will end, I will be one of those people who missed it very much and re-watch those old episodes of Doctor Who No, they said in the series that Time Lords can regenerate 12 times. I think it was in 'The Deadly Assassin'. You probably heard a bunch of fans talking about 13 'regenerations' when they meant 'incarnations' because I'm pretty positive that Time Lords die for real after their lucky 13th body.
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 5:52 am
Ceribri GAH! Doctor Who and Son????? No thank you! scream I heard that too. Remember what the last episode of the 3rd series is.
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 8:51 am
edward942 Ceribri GAH! Doctor Who and Son????? No thank you! scream I heard that too. Remember what the last episode of the 3rd series is. I'm American. Therefore, no 3rd series for a month or so... xp
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 11:08 am
I know what will happen if they stopped the series.
I will cry.
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 7:27 pm
Lullabee Perhaps Gallifrey's got something to do with Time Lords being able to sense each other, but no one knew that 'cos it's not every day your planet gets destroyed. That is brilliant! 3nodding Kecitich They could bring the TARDIS to become a life form human, at that point maybe they could rename this "Doctor who" into "policebox what"? lol LOL!!! rofl rofl rofl rofl
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Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 5:01 am
Mike Yates, thanks for cleaning up the thing that I've been confusing. I went to search the regeneration issue on wikipedia and really, I was wrong you are right smile sorry for being not knowing the fact. I should have checked before I post redface http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_(Doctor_Who)#RegenerationsLet's just hope for the best and see who will be the 11th, 12th and 13th. I am already missing 9th and Rose and even Donna. I haven't have chances to see all those old episode that I've missed... I only new Doctor Who since 9th Doctor first episode. I've voted on the poll. AT this moment I think "All good things have to come to an end. The 13th is the last.." The 13th should be the last... else anything could be a let down and cheesy unless something brilliant idea they could come up after that
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