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Belinda is in her mid-30s, so automatically becomes another one of the "older" companions the show has seen. | |||
The thing about... the same object can't exist in the same place at once? Feels as bad here as it always does in fiction. What we saw was NOT the same object at the same place at once, just... relatively near each other. ANY two objects in EXACTLY the same place would cause problems, that's like... beyond fusion. | |||
So we saw two copies of the star paper cause the weird explosion (with a pretty nice trippy sequence following), at least one of which was left over afterward which the Doctor stored away. And now we saw another copy floating in space from the... destruction of Earth on May 24, 2025? Though I gotta say, considering all that rubbish we saw at the very end, the Doctor sure was absolutely zero of it when he looked out the doors. | |||
Leading up to May 24, 2025 reminds me a lot of [[Doctor Who Series 5|Series 5]] when from the beginning we saw that an important date was the date of the season finale. Though in this case it appears it's episode 7 of 8 that airs on that day. | |||
Russel T. Davies's Doctor picking up his second companion in a hospital... [[Doctor Who Series 2|seems a bit familiar]].}} | |||
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Revision as of 15:23, 13 April 2025
SPOILERS TOTAL. You've been warned.
1501: The Robot Revolution 2025 April 12
(First watched 2025-04-13) That was a pretty solid episode, moreso than most of last season's I feel.
Belinda is in her mid-30s, so automatically becomes another one of the "older" companions the show has seen.
The thing about... the same object can't exist in the same place at once? Feels as bad here as it always does in fiction. What we saw was NOT the same object at the same place at once, just... relatively near each other. ANY two objects in EXACTLY the same place would cause problems, that's like... beyond fusion.
So we saw two copies of the star paper cause the weird explosion (with a pretty nice trippy sequence following), at least one of which was left over afterward which the Doctor stored away. And now we saw another copy floating in space from the... destruction of Earth on May 24, 2025? Though I gotta say, considering all that rubbish we saw at the very end, the Doctor sure was absolutely zero of it when he looked out the doors.
Leading up to May 24, 2025 reminds me a lot of Series 5 when from the beginning we saw that an important date was the date of the season finale. Though in this case it appears it's episode 7 of 8 that airs on that day.
Russel T. Davies's Doctor picking up his second companion in a hospital... seems a bit familiar.
1505: The Story & the Engine 2025 May 10
1506: The Interstellar Song Contest 2025 May 17
1508: The Reality War 2025 May 31