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By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) This might also explain a point about the third paradox: when Rose touches baby Rose and it doesn't blow the church to Dæmons-like flinders. If baby Rose is only an "echo", a thin quantum shadow of the "real" baby Rose then the second Blinovitch energy release is correspondingly much much s...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) But I was there from the start of business – did you KNOW that Conference opens with a crash zoom onto Bournemouth from SPACE… just like the start of Doctor Who? – so not only did I hear the excellent debates on Parliamentary Expenses and an Inquiry into British Complicity in Torture, but ALS...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) The Virus's proper place, argues the Doctor, is in the microscopic universe of bacteria, but it wants to invade the macroscopic universe too – the Macra-universe, you might say. The Doctor says that people in the year Fiver Thousand are “…waiting to spread across the galaxy like a tidal wa...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) But it's also doing something important by telling a story that Doctor Who has never told before: "the Companion who Failed". We've seen that Rose is brilliant, and brilliant for the Doctor, but we've never had this kind of comparison with what does and doesn't make a companion. Overlookin...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) The Doctor refers to time being re-written like a snap of the fingers in "The Unquiet Dead", but "Pyramids of Mars" seems to spell this out most explicitly: best friend Sarah-Jane CANNOT run away from Mr Sutekh and comfortably return to her own time (and many-worlds theory universe) beca...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) Has, perhaps, Mr the Black Guardian been messing with TIME? Perhaps, Mr the Black Guardian HAS been messing with time. Now, perhaps someone can explain why the Doctor thought it was a good idea to post Sarah Jane a K-9 in-a-box three years before he met her!

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) We rarely see the Doctor get things so wrong. If anything, this is one of the surer signs that it was the Eighth and not the Ninth Doctor who faced the Daleks in the Time War; this incarnation has no ability to cope with them, and it totally deranges him.

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) Oh, all right; Torchwood is back. And this time it's GOOD! Once upon a time, Russell Davies, aka Russilon, founder of modern Time Lord society, wrote the pilot episode for Torchwood, "Everything Changes". The next episode is "Day One". Now, so long as you remember to stick with Rusty's "Day O...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) DOCTOR: ...including the Daleks. IAN: Doctor, I don’t understand this at all, we saw the Daleks destroyed on Skaro, we were there! DOCTOR: My dear boy, what happened in Skaro was a million years ahead of us in the future. What we’re seeing now is about the middle history of the Daleks.

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) Saturday: Rose: are you alien? The Doctor: Yes. Is that okay? There are four moments where the plot – and the pounding incidental music – pause to highlight each crucial development. I'm the Doctor, by the way. Pleased to meet you, Rose Tyler. Run for your life!"

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) It's the beginning of the end for the BBC books, as Sabbath blows the universe to smithereens and the Doctor, Fitz and Anji go galumphing through the alternatives, while the Past Doctor range takes to crossing over Doctors and slaughtering companions, though none of it will count after "...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) Saturday: Oooh, what a DISASTER! A whole half hour of this year's Doctor Who Christmas special accidentally deleted, meaning they had to broadcast the REAL Next Doctor as "Doctor Who Confidential"! the Doctor in Twilight …and here is another one. the Doctor in Sulk Er.

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By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) Isn't it ODD how many aliens in Doctor Who look just like human beans? Some people say it is because the Doctor's people, the Time Lords, made the other species evolve that way; some people say that it's to do with the pattern they made in the Universal morphic fields; some people say Just be g...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) This, of course, is headed towards the Doctor's real family: his companions, as we see them in "Journey's End", all gathered around the TARDIS console, flying the Earth home, which, for all the flaws of the rest of the episode, is magnificent.

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) Grand Moff" Steven has made it quite clear that in his world Doctor Who is a CHILDREN'S PROGRAMME. This is a GREAT RELIEF! It means it's going to be much like the VERY EXCELLENT scary horror-drama "Sarah Jane Wood" and not slushy soap-with-swear-words "The Captain Jack Adventures".