都似同11一樣坐一陣就覺悶4圍飛架啦
係睇tardis有冇咁好心真係俾14放假
唔俾任佢拆
[Trailer] Doctor Who 60周年Specials
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又咁講 14都偷帶左黑rose去火星
都似同11一樣坐一陣就覺悶4圍飛架啦
係睇tardis有冇咁好心真係俾14放假
唔俾任佢拆
都似同11一樣坐一陣就覺悶4圍飛架啦
係睇tardis有冇咁好心真係俾14放假
唔俾任佢拆
That's all right then!
最慘係rory pond
Rory, Nardole提都冇提
似star trek多過doctor who
我以為佢兩個會咀
https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/doctor-who-bigeneration-doctorverse-newsupdate/
Diving into said commentary, we hear Davies explain that when David Tennant and Ncuti Gatwa split into two, "a whole timeline bigenerated".
The writer then suggests that each previous regeneration was impacted by the bigeneration, with every 'old' Doctor now surviving his demise in a splinter timeline.
"I think all of the Doctors came back to life with their individual TARDISes, the gift of the Toymaker, and they're all out there travelling round in what I'm calling a Doctor verse.
"Sylvester McCoy woke up in a drawer, in a morgue, in San Francisco… and Jon Pertwee woke up on the floor of the laboratory," he says.
“Bigeneration, we discover, is an ancient myth of the Time Lords where instead of a new body taking over from the old body, the new body separates from the old body and both are left alive.
"David [Tennant] is parked. For once, we’ve got a happy Doctor who is no longer saving the universe, but is parked with Donna (Catherine Tate) for a happy life, while the Doctor – which is always the next Doctor, and that’s always true of Doctor Who, the Doctor is the next Doctor – is out amongst the stars."
Diving into said commentary, we hear Davies explain that when David Tennant and Ncuti Gatwa split into two, "a whole timeline bigenerated".
The writer then suggests that each previous regeneration was impacted by the bigeneration, with every 'old' Doctor now surviving his demise in a splinter timeline.
"I think all of the Doctors came back to life with their individual TARDISes, the gift of the Toymaker, and they're all out there travelling round in what I'm calling a Doctor verse.
"Sylvester McCoy woke up in a drawer, in a morgue, in San Francisco… and Jon Pertwee woke up on the floor of the laboratory," he says.
“Bigeneration, we discover, is an ancient myth of the Time Lords where instead of a new body taking over from the old body, the new body separates from the old body and both are left alive.
"David [Tennant] is parked. For once, we’ve got a happy Doctor who is no longer saving the universe, but is parked with Donna (Catherine Tate) for a happy life, while the Doctor – which is always the next Doctor, and that’s always true of Doctor Who, the Doctor is the next Doctor – is out amongst the stars."
RTD's iPlayer commentary on the regeneration and what it means going forward.
I know there's an episode discussion thread but I've seen a lot of theories and ideas specifically about what's going on there with the "bigeneration" and how not much was explored on screen and I thought it was worth creating a thread specifically to highlight and discuss RTD's own words on it which I haven't seen creep into conversation too much yet. Because apparently it's a much bigger change than we thought.
In the Official Doctor Who Podcast first of all, RTD had this to say:
>What I advise you do, is to go to the commentary for this, the in-vision commentary, which will be available on iPlayer in the UK, and where you will hear astonishing revelations about the entire lore of Doctor Who and the creation of the Doctorverse in the moment of that bigeneration. It's much bigger than you think and I hope could lead to all sorts of things that you think.
Then switching over to the commentary they start talking about this specifically at time 44:40. I simplified some bits of people talking over each other and cut off a bit at the end where they were just rambling a bit about who was and wasn't in their TARDIS. But here is the conversation in the commentary for discussion:
>RTD: "So, then, so a whole timeline bigenerated then"
Tennant: "That was it in that moment?"
RTD: "Yes, Sylvester McCoy woke up in a drawer in a morgue in San Francisco."
Tennant: *Laughing* "Unfortunately, nobody's got him out yet. He's still in there."
RTD: "Constantly regenerating, dies over and over again. And Jon Pertwee woke up in the floor of the laboratory."
Tennant: "Right, yes."
Collinson: "Colin Baker got out of... Got up and sorted the Rani out."
RTD: "Yes he did."
Collinson: "and did all of that."
RTD: "They all did."
Collinson: "Oh, interesting there you go."
RTD: "Most of the modern Doctors just end up in their own TARDIS. So Peter Capaldi just woke up in the TARDIS."
RTD speaking to Tennant: "You, your tenth version..."
Tennant: "Oh yes."
RTD: "Is also still out there. Just woke up in the TARDIS, because they've all been..."
Tennant: "Does that mean there's three of me now?"
RTD: "Yep."
I know there's an episode discussion thread but I've seen a lot of theories and ideas specifically about what's going on there with the "bigeneration" and how not much was explored on screen and I thought it was worth creating a thread specifically to highlight and discuss RTD's own words on it which I haven't seen creep into conversation too much yet. Because apparently it's a much bigger change than we thought.
In the Official Doctor Who Podcast first of all, RTD had this to say:
>What I advise you do, is to go to the commentary for this, the in-vision commentary, which will be available on iPlayer in the UK, and where you will hear astonishing revelations about the entire lore of Doctor Who and the creation of the Doctorverse in the moment of that bigeneration. It's much bigger than you think and I hope could lead to all sorts of things that you think.
Then switching over to the commentary they start talking about this specifically at time 44:40. I simplified some bits of people talking over each other and cut off a bit at the end where they were just rambling a bit about who was and wasn't in their TARDIS. But here is the conversation in the commentary for discussion:
>RTD: "So, then, so a whole timeline bigenerated then"
Tennant: "That was it in that moment?"
RTD: "Yes, Sylvester McCoy woke up in a drawer in a morgue in San Francisco."
Tennant: *Laughing* "Unfortunately, nobody's got him out yet. He's still in there."
RTD: "Constantly regenerating, dies over and over again. And Jon Pertwee woke up in the floor of the laboratory."
Tennant: "Right, yes."
Collinson: "Colin Baker got out of... Got up and sorted the Rani out."
RTD: "Yes he did."
Collinson: "and did all of that."
RTD: "They all did."
Collinson: "Oh, interesting there you go."
RTD: "Most of the modern Doctors just end up in their own TARDIS. So Peter Capaldi just woke up in the TARDIS."
RTD speaking to Tennant: "You, your tenth version..."
Tennant: "Oh yes."
RTD: "Is also still out there. Just woke up in the TARDIS, because they've all been..."
Tennant: "Does that mean there's three of me now?"
RTD: "Yep."
跟隨SM優良傳統唔理Rory
者係而家一共三個doc,兩個係DT版？唔知將來有無機會拍rose世界果個我希望有UNIT spinoff，DT間唔中出現
其實嚴格講 所有doctor都重係到
用doctor timeline當然佢哋regen到15
但用正常timeline嘅 係未來解任嘅doctor
都重存在係呢個宇宙到 只係而家bi-gen要解話重方便啫
用doctor timeline當然佢哋regen到15
但用正常timeline嘅 係未來解任嘅doctor
都重存在係呢個宇宙到 只係而家bi-gen要解話重方便啫
救救Torchwood 
bi-gen會解決咗舊doctor變老嘅問題
已經有Christmas Special + Season 1 leak
同埋nucti 出黎做15個個時間
都證明左lgbt 搵黑人或者做主角唔係問題
屌你老尾 搵個識演嘅 劇本寫得好就ok啦
13姨真心哂撚哂
都證明左lgbt 搵黑人或者做主角唔係問題
屌你老尾 搵個識演嘅 劇本寫得好就ok啦
13姨真心哂撚哂
should have said "challenge accepted"...
10轉11之前都揾番同伴先走
我都好鐘意12同Bill，老師同學生關係