let’s be honest it’s a feeling we’ve all felt

IM SCREAMING 😂😂😂

@@WhoCulture you are actually mocking him by saying he is secretly gay, which is a put down to actual gay men.

​@@davidthedeaf No, it's not at all. It's a joke implying that everyone wants to kiss David Tennant.

@@toast99bubbles I didn’t know you wrote the joke…

Mmm lets look at state of play at end of each showrunners time: RTD - Rose, stranded in parallel universe till she isnt, then alive with her entire family and her own human version of the Doctor. Rose's dad effectively resurrected from the dead, remarried to Jackie and with a new child. Jackie alive and well, and a mother again. Capt Jack cant die, ever. Mickey, left in a parallel universe till he isnt, alive and well. Martha, alive and well working for UNIT. Donna, cant remember the Doctor but alive, happily married and presumably rich from winning the lottery. Moffat- Amy and Rory, dead in the past. Clara, gets some extra time with Me, but ends up dead on Trap Street. River Song, dead. Bill, turned into a cyberman then a space ghost. Nardole, presumably dead, defending the humans from the inevitable cybermen attack. I never understand the view RTD killed off characters and Moffat didnt, its the exact opposite. Moffat killed just about everyone, RTD no one. In RTD era everyone gets a sickly sweet happy ending, in Moffat era you're doing well to get a bitter-sweet one.

No, no. Moffat kills everyone. He just doesn’t KEEP them dead.

@@Jamestopboy Clara gets a swansong but she is still dead dead by end of it. Same with River, she gets to be a data ghost for a bit but she is still dead, her body fried up in the library. Amy and Rory might get to live out their lives till they die, but they still die. Only Bill gets an actual return to life afterwards, and shes never technically dead in the first place, just converted to a cyberman. So if the question is which showrunner killed of the most main characters its clearly Moffat, none of RTD's die and every single one gets a super happy ending, well except the Doctor.

@@pettytyrant2720 The original comment was more looking at the interesting side characters, rather than the companions.

@@Jamestopboy Well that's alright then.

That's literally the point you twat 😂😂😂

​@@bobbybobstar1496Is that you, Bosh Rogan Josh?

I would disagree with a dream sequence but Doctor Who can have wibbly-wobbly alternate time lines or whatever else they need to have something that's not a dream.

Some years ago Dr Who magazine published a convincing argument on how to accept the movies as canon. It was very cleverly thought out and I thought "I'll have to remember that". I didn't.

That scene is widely remembered with fondness by a lot of people and regarded as a defining moment in their formative years. The dirty sods.

That is what I did with Preacher When he is testing his powers near the beginning and he says "tell me a secret" and guy replies "A secret" I saw what was coming but decided that if the guy was smart enough to test his powers he would be smart enough to know what that meant (orders he gives are very literal) I decided if it went the obvious route I expected I would turn it off and never watch it again. at the end of the episode he tells someone to "Show her your heart"...that was it for me... so dumb

Yes, it did. A clip of that is even in this video. But it's just a reused footage from the Voyage of the Damned used as the broadcast in the episode and it then cuts to static, implying an impact.

Well remembered! So technically it did happen but also it didn't.... Very Doctor Who 😂😊

@@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars that does track, even if it has to be tracked via two different timelines

@@ianlister7333 true 😊

I think the could have been in voyage of the dammed was more the doctor didn't pull up quite fast enough, and smashes through the palace, instead of flying over it, whereas in Turn Left the Titanic, presumably, slammed straight into London and blew up.

Technically, he is King of England. But he shouldn't be referred to as if that is his title. He's also King of Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the overseas territories and dependencies. That's as of when I typed this. The way things are going in the UK, he could end up as the King of The Home Counties, Scots over the age of 65 and the Isle of Sheppy.

@@gilgameshofuruk4060 He's not. He's the King of the United Kingdom. The last person in the role of King of England would have been Queen Anne in 1707 when the Kingdom of England ended and the Kingdom of Great Britain began.

@toast99bubbles I said it wasn't his title, but he is still the monarch reigning over England. Just as he's the monarch reigning over the other places. If someone said "Who is the English people's king" we wouldn't say "We don't have one when we're being English, but we do when we are being subjects of the UK." And by the way, I know Anne had a lot of personal problems, but she wasn't a king, she was a queen.

@@gilgameshofuruk4060 Are you stupid or something? Queen Anne was sat in the role of King of England. Just like Queen Elizabeth the second was in the role of King of the United Kingdom. The title they went by was Queen because they were women, but the role they were in was King because that's the specific name of the role, whilst the role of Queen is for the wife of the King (hence why Prince Phillip just had the title of Prince, calling him King Phillip would have implied he was in the role of King, when he wasn't).

It's Called A Thumbnail

Hello Steven.

@@gilgameshofuruk4060 They got my last name right, too.

@Pub2k4 Hello Mr Carter.

@@gilgameshofuruk4060 Word…

He abandoned her. Yes, she was all sweetness in her note with the painting but the Liz I in the Shakespeare Code was fed up and angry.

It had been 37 years since they were married and he probably was gone for most of that.

@charleslord2433 that makes total sense and more obvious than my brain wanted to admit lol, thanks!

Didn't RTD say that he didn't want to reveal whether or not Jack was *actually* Boe because the idea would stop being funny if we ever knew for sure?

During the 11th Doctor’s run, it’s said the heads on Easter Island were carved after the 11th’s (Matt Smith’s) head. 😅

​@@SamanthaS92How unflattering for Matt! I can't unsee the lijen3ss now, though.

Also Dinosaurs on a Spaceship!

Yeah, but part two was a complete bore fest.

I wouldn't mind "Warriors of the Deep" being retconned as having been a dream.

I am off to watch a few episodes of both!

its not, and the other gauntlet from torchwood does show up towards the end of season 2

I've always theorized it was a similar gauntlet, but not the exact same one. Therefore, the pair that were on Earth during "Torchwood" are still their own form of Time Lord tech with their own properties that just happened to slip through the cracks during the Time War.

I have no memory of any character remotely similar in Classic Who. I'm replying as I'm curious to know now too!

You definitely didn’t see him in Tom Baker’s era as the character wasn’t created then. You will have seen him before David’s era, though, as his first appearance was in _The End of the World_ (2005) with Christopher Eccleston.

@@DrWhoFanJ Thanks. As I said, it's just something that nags me. Couldn't even explain why I thought he appeared earlier in Classic Who. Cheers....

You may be thinking thinking of the Fifth Doctor story “The Awakening” where an alien probe/creature called the Malus breaks through a wall and. Similar look but not Boe.

@@mikeklein5184 just found a clip of the Malus to prompt my own memory, might be what the OP remembers. I did wonder what other character it could have been 😊

Nope. That would be stupid and idiotic, just like the repetitive imbecile who keeps mentioning it. Just stop spewing this nonsense now; no intelligent human will ever agree with you, nor will they even believe a word that flops from your mouth for the briefest fraction of a millisecond!

It has, however, been confirmed that the two are the same thing. Watch CJH’s last scene in _Last of the Time Lords_ again. You’ll soon see the proof.

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@@danthemeegs8751 Thumbnail isn't Rose though.

Perhaps some of the 35,000,000 worldwide Doctor Who fans don't have the same keen insight as you. I'm sure you also called it when Jack Harkness revealed he was the Face of Boe. I certainly didn't see that one coming. Did you? Cheers....

It's funny how hindsight makes us confident in our memories... 😉

There were a LOT of hints connecting her to Jack, starting with the squareness gun and flirty attitude. Given the nanogenes introduced in his same introductory episode, they could have been the same person at different points in their timelines.

Disney only finance it

It hasn’t been trashed, and Disney+ is merely the broadcaster for it outside the British Isles. Literally everything in your statement is objectively untrue nonsense.

Dude, chill. They haven't even released a single new episode yet. Also, there are a *lot* of contenders for when the show did or didn't go to shit, depending on who you ask.