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The next series of Doctor Who airs today. Comes on BBC America 9pm Eastern time. Who's watching?
The Doctor said:People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually - from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly... timey-wimey... stuff.
Insanity said:I assume at some point prior to these events, at some point in Oswin's past, The Doctor finds/meets her again in his future. He wouldn't necessarily recognize her as her appearance was that of a Dalek. Might pick up on the voice as I assume her voice over the speakers was her's vs. the Dalek voice when seeing her as the Dalek.
Insanity said:I assume at some point prior to these events, at some point in Oswin's past, The Doctor finds/meets her again in his future. He wouldn't necessarily recognize her as her appearance was that of a Dalek. Might pick up on the voice as I assume her voice over the speakers was her's vs. the Dalek voice when seeing her as the Dalek.
It is possible that those memories were excised during her "Dalekfication". Or it could just come down to "Timey Wimey stuff".Darwin123 said:Then why doesn't Oswin remember the Doctor?
Of course, maybe the Doctor will have regenerated before he meets Oswin. Then, it is possible that they won't remember each other.
However, even that doesn't work precisely. She looked up the Doctor on the Dalek data base. If she had been a Companion, then she would have remembered being a Companion of some incarnation of the Doctor.
Janus said:It is possible that those memories were excised during her "Dalekfication". Or it could just come down to "Timey Wimey stuff".
"Doctor Who" is a British science fiction television series that first premiered in 1963. It follows the adventures of a Time Lord known as the Doctor, who travels through time and space in a spaceship called the TARDIS.
The series premiere of "Doctor Who" is the first episode of a new season or series. It introduces the audience to the main characters and sets the tone for the rest of the season. Each series premiere typically features a new adventure for the Doctor and their companions to embark on.
The series premiere of "Doctor Who" airs tonight at 9pm ET on BBC America.
Yes, you can still enjoy the series premiere of "Doctor Who" even if you haven't seen previous seasons. The show is designed to be accessible to new viewers, and each season typically has its own standalone storyline.
The series premiere of "Doctor Who" can be watched on BBC America at 9pm ET. It may also be available on streaming services such as BBC iPlayer or Hulu, depending on your location.