[QUOTE=Freeze;46391720]Prediction: The dream patches in part one are foreshadowing something in part two. They will be part of the solution.[/QUOTE]
12th Doctor never happened. 12th looks at his hand, finds the dream patch and removes it shakingly only to wake up in the TARDIS as 11th, with Rory and Amy nearby - the story picks up right after "Amy's Choice", thus making the Dream Lord logical still.
:v:
Also, very fitting
[t]https://33.media.tumblr.com/9b6072ec16d0de912ef7a6e00b53695e/tumblr_neeott76g61rluu97o1_500.jpg[/t]
It was a "Leia is your sister" moment for the Doctor as memory of his welcome package flashed before his eyes
[sp]So how did the Master appear in the Nethersphere?[/sp]
[QUOTE=Captain Chalky;46393009]More like the scene starts with a closeup of a pair of eyes, opening. The camera zooms out to reveal that they belong to no other than Moffat himself.
Lightheaded, he feels something on his palm. Moffat takes a closer look at his palm and notices something that doesn't belong; a dream patch. Doctor Who never happened.
End scene. Cue Doctor Who intro.[/QUOTE]The viewer, in disbelief, groans at the TV. He or she can't believe what's happened. Then they look at their hand - a dream patch stuck to it. They realize they were never born.
[QUOTE=Freeze;46393073]The viewer, in disbelief, groans at the TV. He or she can't believe what's happened. Then they look at their hand - a dream patch stuck to it. They realize they were never born.[/QUOTE]
The doctors look on, approvingly, as they complete their mission: making a baby believe he or she has lived a full grown life. But then one of them looks at his or her own hands- a dream patch stuck to it. He or she realizes that he or she has never been a doctor, but actually a baboon in a labcoat.
[QUOTE=CoolCorky;46393055][sp]So how did the Master appear in the Nethersphere?[/sp][/QUOTE]
I would think that [sp]Time Lords have a certain level of control over their technology. The Matrix could be controlled from within - and with this being part / recreation of it..... she could quite literally, plug herself in to The Matrix.[/sp]
[QUOTE=CoolCorky;46393055][sp]So how did the Master appear in the Nethersphere?[/sp][/QUOTE]
bigger on the inside?
[QUOTE=Grizz;46393137][sp]she could quite literally, plug herself in to The Matrix.[/sp][/QUOTE]
woah
[B]Death in Heaven Synopsis:[/B]
[img]http://assets.whatsontv.co.uk/whatsontv/live/styles/large/s3/images/2014/10/doctor-who_0.jpg[/img]
[QUOTE][sp]"With Cybermen still on the loose in London the Doctor is locked in a race against time to save mankind. But first he must face a showdown with Missy, who last week revealed herself to be his deadliest nemesis - The Master!
Yet just when the Doctor looks impossibly outnumbered this week, help arrives from Unified Intelligence Taskforce (UNIT) including its Head of Scientific Research Kate Stewart (Jemma Redgrave) and its leader Colonel Ahmed.
As the Doctor and UNIT battle to save mankind from the Cybermen, Clara's desperately trying to rescue her teacher boyfriend Danny Pink, who was killed in last week's episode and transported to the Nethersphere - a sinister place people go to when they die. With Danny desperate for her not to follow him there, will he face his greatest ever battle alone?
Clara soon realises the villainous organisation 3W will do anything to stop Danny escaping the Nethersphere. When they use a ghost from his past to force him into an impossible choice, Clara fears she has lost her beloved Danny for ever..."[/sp][/QUOTE]
When can we stop with tags, btw? :v:
[QUOTE=Grizz;46393198][img]http://assets.whatsontv.co.uk/whatsontv/live/styles/large/s3/images/2014/10/doctor-who_0.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]
why do these images always look like incredibly half-arsed photoshops
Amy & Rory Cybermen Cameo pls Moff, that'd be pretty heartbreaking
If Danny comes back to life, I riot.
[QUOTE=evlbzltyr;46393268]why do these images always look like incredibly half-arsed photoshops[/QUOTE]
Because they are incredibly half-arsed photoshops.
Loved the music throughout the Missy Reveal / Cybermen Attack. The score has been great all series, actually.
I've not spoiler tagged throughout any of my posts iirc and nobody has cared. Dunno why you're all doing it. :v:
[QUOTE=Grizz;46391789][sp]I think it would be safe to assume The Master dealt with Rassilon. After all, that's what we saw happening.[/sp][/QUOTE]
Oh, really? Man, I probably should have checked that. It feels like so long ago.
Damn, Zebreacts had the Cybermen spoiled for him by a comment on his last reaction. Was hoping to get a blind take on their reveal :(
Danny you idiot you're supposed to look both ways before crossing the road
none of this would have happened.
[sp]is adric a cyberman[/sp] :(
[QUOTE=Nibroc;46393666][sp]is adric a cyberman[/sp] :([/QUOTE]
[sp]i don't think the Master was going that far back into the Doctor's dead allies. Plus his body was in the midst of an exploding spaceship.
Though come to think of it, the 3W's points about the dead being conscious seem rubbish if you remember that the soldier in Into the Dalek and the officer from Caretaker died without a body. So it's probably all brain scans.[/sp]
[QUOTE=TheRealRudy;46393877]I tried to upload the "3W Welcome Package" scene from Dark Water to Youtube, but ofcourse it gets immediately blocked globally by the BBC.
:suicide:[/QUOTE]
[i]Iamincharge![/i]
Katy Manning is on board with Missy.
[QUOTE=Zuimzado;46393108]The doctors look on, approvingly, as they complete their mission: making a baby believe he or she has lived a full grown life. But then one of them looks at his or her own hands- a dream patch stuck to it. He or she realizes that he or she has never been a doctor, but actually a baboon in a labcoat.[/QUOTE]
The scientists celebrate their success of convincing a baboon that it was a doctor, only to see the patches stuck on their wrists. Looking around, they realise there was never a lab or an experiment, or even any dream patches. All this time they were on their laptops in a Starbucks, wearing plaid and sipping some dubious cappuccinos, with the dream patches merely being plasters.
[QUOTE]I long for David Tennent, I know THAT'S not going to happen but it seemed like he was the last Dr that seemed to always know what was going on and already had a plan to get out of the trouble. Could it have been that the writing was different for him or was it his method of acting?[/QUOTE]
Legit comment.
[I]"[B]Hello![/B] I hope you're well!"[/I]
Just... yes. All of the yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yessity yes yes yes!
Pfff, do I have to link the compilation of how many times David had to say "WHUAT?" in episodes?
I mean he was great, but seriously, come on.
[sp]Also I have a feeling that the Doctor will have to say that the Master wins for once, instead of him saying it[/sp]
"Doctor who?"
"DOCTOR CHAAAAAAAAAANG!"
Perfect
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCkqjzbryxE[/media]
I guess this is the new YANA track now :v: Is it just me, or are the Weeping Angel sound effects in there?
[QUOTE=Dan2593;46394362]"Doctor who?"
"DOCTOR CHAAAAAAAAAANG!"
Perfect[/QUOTE]
reminded me of the girl from Austin Powers
[hd]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb1_UjIPCTE[/hd]
[QUOTE]So Clara is on the phone to Danny and then he is killed by a car, Clara seems to rush to the scene and .... flowers and photos, the whole memorial stuff. Bit quick wasn't it?[/QUOTE]
It's too easy to mock sometimes :v: On another matter, I love how Missy says 'rage' in the radio trailer. No reason. Just do.
[url=http://youtu.be/XYZfizbtSHE?t=5m41s]Reliable Rosa's reaction[/url] || Now Zeb's is up... I wanted to sleep!
[QUOTE=Drewsko;46393761][sp]i don't think the Master was going that far back into the Doctor's dead allies. Plus his body was in the midst of an exploding spaceship.
Though come to think of it, the 3W's points about the dead being conscious seem rubbish if you remember that the soldier in Into the Dalek and the officer from Caretaker died without a body. So it's probably all brain scans.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]Isn't the dead being conscious a lie, or at least a simulation to further the lie anyway? They get those downloaded to the mainframe to think they're feeling what their body is, then when the public thinks that cremating the dead is harmful to their loved ones in the afterlife, they stop and leave the bodies intact. This leads to their being more physical bodies for the Master to convert into cybermen.
This is a bit optimistic, but I'm curious if they'll explain how the Master scans people into the database, or at least how long she's been doing it for.[/sp]
[QUOTE]"why have the scrolling text as well as the voiceover?"[/QUOTE]
Perfect episode for a Deadly Assassin gag :v:
Oooh, the robot knights' ship was heading for The Promised Land and ended up on Earth. Right place, wrong time. Same for the Clockwork Droids. Half-face ended up flying right over St Paul's!
Has 3W's "death is not the end" promise spread across time on some galactic chinese whispers scale?
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