Sorry about being gone like seven years

I literally forgot the password for this account lmao

I'll just delete the subreddit tomorrow, unless someone else wants it??

Looms.

uj/ Let's revive this sub

I'd reveal that 13 is the Valeyard and that means they wantonly do evil and kill all her companions in gruesome ways. What about you?

Peter Capaldi's Doctor gets more likeable the longer his hair gets. Peter Capaldi just shaved his head. Therefore, Peter Capaldi will return in Series 12 as The Valeyard.

Steven Moffat is the only writer of shows and movies I follow. I will watch all his work just knowing it'll be amazing

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I know right!! It's incredible that the BBC has recognized the glory and imagination of those sci fi Big Finish Audios. And had turned them into live action TV episodes in the form of this 'Doctor Who'. They even got Paul Mcgann, who did the voice for the 8th Doctor, to play the live action 8th Doctor!!! And they have gotten Big Finish writers to write this TV adaptation, like Rob Shearman. And Nick Briggs even does the voices for the Daleks in this. Also this show has gotten a huge fanbase around the world, I really didn't know Big Finish was so popular!! Even kids love this Big Finish inspired show, even tho Big Finish deals with some very adult concepts :/ But I'm glad kids nowadays are getting smarter tho, and putting away their Fortnite to listen to some good ol' fashioned Big Finish. Hopefully they'll get smarter and read War and Peace by Tolstoy, and Oscar Wilde, and watch other genius shows like Rick and Morty, otherwise known as Richard and Mortimer.

I mean come on. I brought Mcgann back for a few seconds, the least you can do is to make me the leader of Big Finish. Maybe I could finally make it canon.

I think Moffat is the best, because he like brought back the classic Daleks. And he's bringing classic monsters like the Cybermen back. And he brought Paul Mcgann back, and he brought the old TARDIS console back. And I think he's going to bring Doctor Who back all together, with all the actors who played the old doctors, to replace this millennial crap RTD's started. Which is NOT DOCTOR WHO!!!! Steven Moffat will make DOctor WHo great again.

Obviously there are a lot of conflicting rumours.

I've critically evaluated them all, and combined with a few sources I have close to the production, I can confirm that the vault contains Kris Marshall playing David Bradley playing Roger Delgado's Master who is actually the Rani. He will regenerate into the Curator, played by Paul McGann, before degenerating into the Eighth Doctor, also played by Paul McGann. This will cause the Doctor to go full Time Lord Victorious and become the Valeyard, played by Richard E. Grant.

This is the only theory that fits with all the facts and also fills all the holes in the Rani's timeline.

hi dead sub reddit

a multi Doctor story with more than two old Doctor actors. Maybe get 4, 8, 10 and 11. 4 for viewers of Classic Who (albeit as the Curator). 8 for the Big Finish fans. 10 for the general public. And 11 for fans of Moffat's tenure. Maybe, appearances from the other three as different characters. Then a cameo from John Hurt. That would be interesting, I think.

I keep having a recurring dream where Peter Capaldi does Paul McGaan in the bum-bum and I just want to know what audio this is from???

Hey guys, what if the Doctor is on Gallifrey and the President of the Time Lords turns out to be Romana (played by Paul McGann obviously)? Or maybe Missy goes there and is the Rani all along, and it was all her plan.

It's because the episode was so horriblefuckus that I hate it so much that my rage makes me want to hate on people who liked that episode by proving them why their opinion of the episode is wrong and when someone is wrong on the Internet...

Capaldi, Hurt, McGann, or Jayston?

The Doctor has appeared in Futurama, and the main characters from Futurama have appeared in The Simpsons.

So, this obviously means that all three of these shows are set in the same universe, and The Simpsons is every bit as canonical within the Doctor Who universe as regular Doctor Who, right?

That's exactly what I thought, but for some reason people don't seem to treat The Simpsons as canon, and the Doctor Who writers will go about blatantly contradicting established Simpsons canon!

Clearly, we need a 10,000 comment thread fiercely debating whether or not The Simpsons is canon, and settling this issue once and for all (until next month when we debate it again).

I'll never be able to consider the TV stories canon.