Go back even further. The "alternate timeline" (i.e. death of the show
thanks to Political Correctness stupidity) started at least as far back
as when the Mistress silliness first appeared.
Doctor Who Magazine Seems to Confirm
Modern Doctor Who Takes Place in an Alternate Timeline
------------------------------------------------------
The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine has raised some eyebrows
as it apparently confirms that the show since Wild Blue Yonder
takes place in an alternate reality.
In its coverage of The Age of Sutekh from Big Finish, DWM asks
how the titular alien, originally seen in Pyramids of Mars, can
be in the audio when he's supposed to be clinging onto the side
of the TARDIS, as per The Legend of Ruby Sunday. DWM concludes:
"In an alternate timeline where gravity is known as 'mavity,'
the Osiran time-space corridor between Sutekh's tomb and the
Old Priory was actually the time vortex itself. There, Sutekh
attached himself to the TARDIS and travelled with the Doctor
for hundreds of years, evolving into a Titan and dispatching
his Angels of Death everywhere the TARDIS went (Tales of the
TARDIS: Pyramids of Mars, 2014; The Legend of Ruby Sunday/
Empire of Death, 2024)."
The idea of "mavity" instead of "gravity" was introduced in the
aforementioned 60th anniversary special, when Sir Isaac Newton
misremembered or misheard Donna Noble (Catherine Tate)
mentioning "gravity"; it makes no sense, but nonetheless, the
word has replaced the real word in several episodes.
So this is really quite interesting and implies a number of
potential things.
Firstly, that showrunner, Russell T Davies, messed up a bit
with Sutekh.
Secondly, that the show, at least with David Tennant's
Fourteenth Doctor and Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor, takes
place in another alternate timeline.
Thirdly, that there might be a desire to see the most recent
era siphoned off into another reality.
And fourthly, that since 2023, there's been such a divergence
from the previous era of the programme that a new timeline
wouldn't be much of a stretch.
But there are a few T&Cs to this. Primarily, DWM might be
suggesting that the Big Finish audios take place in another
timeline, which would make some sense given that the TV show
retreads some ground sometimes, like the Doctor's conflicting
adventures with Mary Shelley, for example.
We're not sure whether the "mavity" thing is the point of
divergence either. Wild Blue Yonder is certainly important to
the Who mythos as the Doctor introduced fantasy and luck to
the universe, apparently by using a line of salt to hold
mysterious creatures at the end of space-time at bay.
In conclusion: oh, who knows? At least this gives fans a good
way of differentiating things in their heads if they so wish.
And we reckon quite a few will wish exactly that...
<https://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2025/08/19/doctor-who-magazine-seems-to-confirm-modern-doctor-who-takes-place-in-an-alternate-timeline/>
Go back even further. The "alternate timeline" (i.e. death of
the show thanks to Political Correctness stupidity) started at
least as far back as when the Mistress silliness first
appeared.
Doctor Who Magazine Seems to Confirm
Modern Doctor Who Takes Place in an Alternate Timeline ------------------------------------------------------
The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine has raised some
eyebrows as it apparently confirms that the show since Wild
Blue Yonder takes place in an alternate reality.
Blueshirt wrote:
The constant references to "mavity" were littered throughout
the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't have a
conclusion to that arc, but it had to be an alternate
timeline...
Which, now I think about it, might even [eventually] explain
the Billie Piper 'thing'???
The constant references to "mavity" were littered throughout
the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't have a
conclusion to that arc, but it had to be an alternate
timeline...
Your Name wrote:
Go back even further. The "alternate timeline" (i.e. death of
the show thanks to Political Correctness stupidity) started at
least as far back as when the Mistress silliness first
appeared.
Doctor Who Magazine Seems to Confirm
Modern Doctor Who Takes Place in an Alternate Timeline
------------------------------------------------------
The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine has raised some
eyebrows as it apparently confirms that the show since Wild
Blue Yonder takes place in an alternate reality.
I think that was always the plan... the mavity universe being an
alternate universe that is. It's just RTD spun it out too long
(as he does) and because of events now never got to explain it...
The constant references to "mavity" were littered throughout the
two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't have a conclusion to
that arc, but it had to be an alternate timeline...
Blueshirt wrote:
The constant references to "mavity" were littered throughout
the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't have a
conclusion to that arc, but it had to be an alternate
timeline...
Which, now I think about it, might even [eventually] explain
the Billie Piper 'thing'???
Blueshirt wrote:
Blueshirt wrote:
The constant references to "mavity" were littered throughout
the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't have a
conclusion to that arc, but it had to be an alternate
timeline...
Which, now I think about it, might even [eventually] explain
the Billie Piper 'thing'???
Well did Jackie and Pete make another baby in parallel universe? So Rose
has a sister, who look just like her. But in her timeline, sister is 41
years old when she got sucked into the Tardis to confuse everybody.
Stop making sense.
Verily, in article <1080ibp$3fc1v$1@dont-email.me>, did
YourName@YourISP.com deliver unto us this message:
Secondly, that the show, at least with David Tennant's
Fourteenth Doctor and Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor, takes
place in another alternate timeline.
Can it be...?
I feel a flare of hope. I know it's foolish, but is it barely possible
that the show will be righted and made watchable again?
--
A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always
depend on the support of Paul.
--George Bernard Shaw
The constant references to "mavity" were littered throughout the
two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't have a conclusion to
that arc, but it had to be an alternate timeline...
Blueshirt wrote:
The constant references to "mavity" were littered
throughout the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't
have a conclusion to that arc, but it had to be an
alternate timeline...
Which, now I think about it, might even [eventually] explain
the Billie Piper 'thing'???
Well did Jackie and Pete make another baby in parallel
universe?
The constant references to "mavity" were littered
throughout the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet,
we don't have a conclusion to that arc, but it had
to be an alternate timeline...
I have not seen those seasons,
I do not remember hearing about "mavity" until I
read this article.
I like the idea of an alternate timeline that starts about
the time that Chinball took over.
someone else, that cover what happens in the "actual" timeline
when 12 regenerates.
* SLMR 2.1a * Her voice rings in his ears like the music of
the spheres
Verily, in article <1080ibp$3fc1v$1@dont-email.me>, did
YourName@YourISP.com deliver unto us this message:
Secondly, that the show, at least with David Tennant's
Fourteenth Doctor and Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor,
takes place in another alternate timeline.
Can it be...?
I feel a flare of hope. I know it's foolish, but is it barely
possible that the show will be righted and made watchable
again?
The constant references to "mavity" were littered throughout the
two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't have a conclusion to
that arc, but it had to be an alternate timeline...
I have not seen those seasons, but I did see the Donna Noble season(s).
I
do not remember hearing about "mavity" until I read this article. ;)
I like the idea of an alternate timeline that starts about the time
that
Chinball took over. Now we just need some seasons, written by someone
else, that cover what happens in the "actual" timeline when 12
regenerates.
* SLMR 2.1a * Her voice rings in his ears like the music of the
spheres
Woozy Song wrote:
Blueshirt wrote:
The constant references to "mavity" were littered
throughout the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't
have a conclusion to that arc, but it had to be an
alternate timeline...
Which, now I think about it, might even [eventually] explain
the Billie Piper 'thing'???
Well did Jackie and Pete make another baby in parallel
universe?
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
It might not be the same alternate universe as the Bollywood
Isaac Newton (Mavity universe) but, we did see glitches in
reality at the end of S2.
So who knows what could happen because of those glitches.
I mean, if you can bang a TARDIS with a hammer and create a
new TARDIS...
:-)
Dumas Walker wrote:
The constant references to "mavity" were littered
throughout the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet,
we don't have a conclusion to that arc, but it had
to be an alternate timeline...
I have not seen those seasons,
Some might say you haven't missed much.
I do not remember hearing about "mavity" until I
read this article.
You haven't missed much there either... it's just a word
thrown around instead of the word gravity. But as yet it
hasn't been explained.
I like the idea of an alternate timeline that starts about
the time that Chinball took over.
I think. - It's something caused by the Toymaker and the
Doctor's battle with him... but it's RTD, so I am only
trying to put 2 + 2 together to come up with something that
works to save him having to explain his plots. As actually
explaining things seems to be too much to ask from an RTD
script these days.
Now we just need some seasons, written by
someone else, that cover what happens in the "actual" timeline
when 12 regenerates.
* SLMR 2.1a * Her voice rings in his ears like the music of
the spheres
Melissa Hollingsworth wrote:
Verily, in article <1080ibp$3fc1v$1@dont-email.me>, did
YourName@YourISP.com deliver unto us this message:
Secondly, that the show, at least with David Tennant's
Fourteenth Doctor and Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor,
takes place in another alternate timeline.
Can it be...?
I feel a flare of hope. I know it's foolish, but is it barely
possible that the show will be righted and made watchable
again?
It is watchable... it just doesn't make a lot of sense at
times... random stuff happens and then more random stuff
happens and then we often have to guess the bits that happened
in-between.
You don't think adding alternative universes in to the mix
is going to make it any more coherent do you?! ;-)
Verily, in article <xn0p9qozr3opq61006@post.eweka.nl>, did >blueshirt@indigo.news deliver unto us this message:
You don't think adding alternative universes in to the mix
is going to make it any more coherent do you?! ;-)
My ideal outcome would be for the timelines to exist just long enough to >declare that none of the recent years really happened. Basically, I want
to see what *really* happened when Capaldi regenerated.
I know some people still like the current show, though. I don't really
want to take it away from them, even if I am a little baffled. :-)
--
A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always
depend on the support of Paul.
--George Bernard Shaw
In article <xn0p9qo6w3nk0vl002@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
It might not be the same alternate universe as the Bollywood
Isaac Newton (Mavity universe) but, we did see glitches in
reality at the end of S2.
The Wild Blue yonder?
Is the TARDIS stable?
Blueshirt brought forth:
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
It might not be the same alternate universe as the Bollywood
Isaac Newton (Mavity universe) but, we did see glitches in
reality at the end of S2.
Being really cynical I wonder if RTD deliberately plans to
never fix mavity. At all. Ever. Maybe he thinks of it as the
solution to another problem.
During the RTD1/Moffat eras they were constantly having to
make the people of Earth forget about alien invasions that
turned their lives upside down, just to keep DW’s Earth
similar to ours.
But now RTD has made a clear statement that, no, this isn’t
our Earth. Gravity has a different name, teal is a different
shade of blue, and conspiracy theorists think the authorities
are covering up that aliens don’t exist when everyone knows
they do!
So although this is a different universe, as far as RTD’s
concerned, it could finally be the right universe for Doctor
Who. No need to keep resetting everything anymore.
In fact, there will probably be even more differences coming,
if he is allowed to stay.
(What, you thought Aggy was the only pessimistic, cynical one
around here? Sorry to disappoint you.)
Woozy Song wrote:
Blueshirt wrote:
The constant references to "mavity" were littered
throughout the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't
have a conclusion to that arc, but it had to be an
alternate timeline...
Which, now I think about it, might even [eventually] explain
the Billie Piper 'thing'???
Well did Jackie and Pete make another baby in parallel
universe?
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
Melissa Hollingsworth wrote:help win WWII, .... I know bloody great Whale'ish things haven't
Verily, in article <1080ibp$3fc1v$1@dont-email.me>, did
YourName@YourISP.com deliver unto us this message:
Secondly, that the show, at least with David Tennant's
Fourteenth Doctor and Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor,
takes place in another alternate timeline.
Can it be...?
I feel a flare of hope. I know it's foolish, but is it barely
possible that the show will be righted and made watchable
again?
It is watchable... it just doesn't make a lot of sense at
times... random stuff happens and then more random stuff
happens and then we often have to guess the bits that happened
in-between.
You don't think adding alternative universes in to the mix
is going to make it any more coherent do you?! ;-)
I don't know much Earth History .... but I DO know "Ironsides" didn't
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p9qo6w3nk0vl002@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
It might not be the same alternate universe as the Bollywood
Isaac Newton (Mavity universe) but, we did see glitches in
reality at the end of S2.
The Wild Blue yonder?
Well, that's where our old mate Isaac got to come up with the
term mavity...
Blueshirt brought forth:
Woozy Song wrote:
Blueshirt wrote:
The constant references to "mavity" were littered
throughout the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't
have a conclusion to that arc, but it had to be an
alternate timeline...
Which, now I think about it, might even [eventually] explain
the Billie Piper 'thing'???
Well did Jackie and Pete make another baby in parallel
universe?
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
It might not be the same alternate universe as the Bollywood
Isaac Newton (Mavity universe) but, we did see glitches in
reality at the end of S2.
Being really cynical I wonder if RTD deliberately plans to never
fix mavity. At all. Ever. Maybe he thinks of it as the solution to
another problem.
During the RTD1/Moffat eras they were constantly having to
make the people of Earth forget about alien invasions that turned
their lives upside down, just to keep DW’s Earth similar to ours.
But now RTD has made a clear statement that, no, this isn’t
our Earth. Gravity has a different name, teal is a different shade
of blue, and conspiracy theorists think the authorities are covering
up that aliens _don’t_ exist when everyone knows they do!
So although this is a different universe, as far as RTD’s concerned,
it could finally be the _right_ universe for Doctor Who. No
need to keep resetting everything anymore.
In fact, there will probably be even more differences coming, if
he is allowed to stay.
(What, you thought Aggy was the only pessimistic, cynical one
around here? Sorry to disappoint you.)
--
solar penguin
solar penguin wrote:
Blueshirt brought forth:
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
It might not be the same alternate universe as the Bollywood
Isaac Newton (Mavity universe) but, we did see glitches in
reality at the end of S2.
Being really cynical I wonder if RTD deliberately plans to
never fix mavity. At all. Ever. Maybe he thinks of it as the
solution to another problem.
I assumed it was part of his long term plans... that have now
been put on hold... but I have no evidence to support any theory
that says he WAS going to actually explain it. It just seemed
like a reasonable expectation. Having people constantly saying
mavity gets silly after a while if nobody knows the actual
reason for it.
During the RTD1/Moffat eras they were constantly having to
make the people of Earth forget about alien invasions that
turned their lives upside down, just to keep DW’s Earth
similar to ours.
I have always thought that was disingenuous... or just lazy on
RTD's part, to save finding a better way to explain away those
events. UNIT clearly has knowledge of them, so why not the
general public?
But now RTD has made a clear statement that, no, this isn’t
our Earth. Gravity has a different name, teal is a different
shade of blue, and conspiracy theorists think the authorities
are covering up that aliens don’t exist when everyone knows
they do!
So although this is a different universe, as far as RTD’s
concerned, it could finally be the right universe for Doctor
Who. No need to keep resetting everything anymore.
I reckon the Rose Tyler thing is part of it and it will be
settled during whatever arc RTD has planned for her, and the
next Doctor will then be back on track...
In fact, there will probably be even more differences coming,
if he is allowed to stay.
That could happen too.
(What, you thought Aggy was the only pessimistic, cynical one
around here? Sorry to disappoint you.)
We are all old cynics... it's what makes this place entertaining!
On 20/08/2025 6:16 am, Blueshirt wrote:
Woozy Song wrote:
Blueshirt wrote:
The constant references to "mavity" were littered
throughout the two Ncuti Gatwa seasons. As yet, we don't
have a conclusion to that arc, but it had to be an
alternate timeline...
Which, now I think about it, might even [eventually] explain
the Billie Piper 'thing'???
Well did Jackie and Pete make another baby in parallel
universe?
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
I thought Rose and HandDoc were on a completely different Planet .... at >least until GunTottingRose came back to Earth.
--
Daniel70
The Doctor wrote:
Is the TARDIS stable?
It can't be very stable if banging it with a hammer creates
another one!!! ;-)
On 20/08/2025 6:48 am, Blueshirt wrote:
It is watchable... it just doesn't make a lot of sense at
times... random stuff happens and then more random stuff
happens and then we often have to guess the bits that
happened in-between.
You don't think adding alternative universes in to the
mix is going to make it any more coherent do you?! ;-)
I don't know much Earth History .... but I DO know
"Ironsides" didn't help win WWII, ....
I know bloody great Whale'ish things haven't survived
in the River Thames back in 1600's (??), .... I know
a lot of things that have happened to 'Doctor Who'
Earth haven't happened on MY Earth .... so it ALL has
happened in Alternative/Parallel Universes.
Daniel70 wrote:
On 20/08/2025 6:16 am, Blueshirt wrote:
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe
as her Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)...
with HandyDoc.
I thought Rose and HandDoc were on a completely different
Planet .... at least until GunTottingRose came back to
Earth.
No, "Pete's World" was a parallel universe Earth...
Blueshirt brought forth for us:
solar penguin wrote:
Being really cynical I wonder if RTD deliberately plans to
never fix mavity. At all. Ever. Maybe he thinks of it as the
solution to another problem.
I assumed it was part of his long term plans... that have now
been put on hold... but I have no evidence to support any theory
that says he WAS going to actually explain it. It just seemed
like a reasonable expectation.
RTD hasn’t exactly been doing reasonable expectations lately.
He prefers event TV that gets people talking, even if all they’re
saying is ‘WTF?’
--
solar penguin
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p9qo6w3nk0vl002@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
It might not be the same alternate universe as the Bollywood
Isaac Newton (Mavity universe) but, we did see glitches in
reality at the end of S2.
The Wild Blue yonder?
Well, that's where our old mate Isaac got to come up with the
term mavity...
Verily, in article <1084ob2$d4ti$1@dont-email.me>, did >solar.penguin@gmail.com deliver unto us this message:
RTD hasn?t exactly been doing reasonable expectations lately.
He prefers event TV that gets people talking, even if all they?re
saying is ?WTF??
Yes, that's exactly it. You've nailed it. It's funny because it's true.
If this "mavity" stuff pans out into a reboot, I might actually start >watching again.
--
A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always
depend on the support of Paul.
--George Bernard Shaw
On 2025-08-20 09:59:30 +0000, Blueshirt said:
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p9qo6w3nk0vl002@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Rose Tyler is already in the same parallel universe as her
Mother and alternate Dad (Pete's World)... with HandyDoc.
It might not be the same alternate universe as the Bollywood
Isaac Newton (Mavity universe) but, we did see glitches in
reality at the end of S2.
The Wild Blue yonder?
Well, that's where our old mate Isaac got to come up with the
term mavity...
But that was a black Issac Newton, so was obviously already a stupid >Politically Correcterised alternate timeline.
The idiot inquired:
In article <1084ob2$d4ti$1@dont-email.me>,
solar penguin <solar.penguin@gmail.com> wrote:
RTD hasn’t exactly been doing reasonable expectations lately.
He prefers event TV that gets people talking, even if all they’re
saying is ‘WTF?’
Non-Confidence in RTD.
Unfortunately, yes.
I don’t remember the name, but there was a famous philosopher who
said you can never step into the same stream twice, because it
is no longer the same stream and you are no longer the same
person.
RTD was the right person to step into DW’s stream back in
2005. With hindsight, he was the wrong person in 2023.
--
solar penguin
Verily, in article <1085i6o$1h7d$2@gallifrey.nk.ca>, did >doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca deliver unto us this message:
In article <MPG.430fa8347ed6c4a0989851@news.eternal-september.org>,
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
Verily, in article <1084ob2$d4ti$1@dont-email.me>, did
solar.penguin@gmail.com deliver unto us this message:
RTD hasn?t exactly been doing reasonable expectations lately.
He prefers event TV that gets people talking, even if all they?re
saying is ?WTF??
Yes, that's exactly it. You've nailed it. It's funny because it's true.
If this "mavity" stuff pans out into a reboot, I might actually start
watching again.
What about a retcon of the Tiemless Child?
I'm rooting for getting rid of everything after Capaldi, including that.
--
A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always
depend on the support of Paul.
--George Bernard Shaw
Verily, in article <1084ob2$d4ti$1@dont-email.me>, did solar.penguin@gmail.com deliver unto us this message:
RTD hasn?t exactly been doing reasonable expectations
lately. He prefers event TV that gets people talking,
even if all they're saying is ?WTF??
Yes, that's exactly it. You've nailed it. It's funny because
it's true.
If this "mavity" stuff pans out into a reboot, I might
actually start watching again.
RTD hasn’t exactly been doing reasonable expectations
lately. He prefers event TV that gets people talking,
even if all they’re saying is ‘WTF?’
On 2025-08-20 09:59:30 +0000, Blueshirt said:
The Doctor wrote:
The Wild Blue yonder?
Well, that's where our old mate Isaac got to come up with
the term mavity...
But that was a black Issac Newton, so was obviously already
a stupid Politically Correcterised alternate timeline.
Melissa Hollingsworth wrote:
Verily, in article <1084ob2$d4ti$1@dont-email.me>, did
solar.penguin@gmail.com deliver unto us this message:
RTD hasn?t exactly been doing reasonable expectations
lately. He prefers event TV that gets people talking,
even if all they're saying is ?WTF??
Yes, that's exactly it. You've nailed it. It's funny because
it's true.
If this "mavity" stuff pans out into a reboot, I might
actually start watching again.
I wouldn't be 100% confident it would "pan out" in a positive
way...
I would like to be pleasantly surprised though, so we live in
hope.
solar penguin wrote:
RTD hasn’t exactly been doing reasonable expectations
lately. He prefers event TV that gets people talking,
even if all they’re saying is ‘WTF?’
Clickbait television.
Your Name wrote:
On 2025-08-20 09:59:30 +0000, Blueshirt said:
The Doctor wrote:
The Wild Blue yonder?
Well, that's where our old mate Isaac got to come up with
the term mavity...
But that was a black Issac Newton, so was obviously already
a stupid Politically Correcterised alternate timeline.
Well, Indian... and I did get the idea - at one stage - Belinda
Chandra's 'story' might have tied in to him in some way or
another because of that. I didn't think RTD just cast an Indian
looking fella as Isaac Newton for the sake of it... I did think
there was an idea (of some sorts) behind it.
Now... I'm not so sure that RTD's ideas go as deep as that. It's
quite possible that we think more about his plots that he does!!!
Daniel70 wrote:
On 20/08/2025 6:48 am, Blueshirt wrote:
It is watchable... it just doesn't make a lot of sense at
times... random stuff happens and then more random stuff
happens and then we often have to guess the bits that
happened in-between.
You don't think adding alternative universes in to the
mix is going to make it any more coherent do you?! ;-)
I don't know much Earth History .... but I DO know
"Ironsides" didn't help win WWII, ....
Yeah, and those trains in the sky didn't help win it either! ;-)
I know bloody great Whale'ish things haven't survived
in the River Thames back in 1600's (??), .... I know
a lot of things that have happened to 'Doctor Who'
Earth haven't happened on MY Earth .... so it ALL has
happened in Alternative/Parallel Universes.
No, it never happened at all... it's all fictional.
On 21/08/2025 12:16 am, Blueshirt wrote:
Daniel70 wrote:
On 20/08/2025 6:48 am, Blueshirt wrote:
It is watchable... it just doesn't make a lot of sense at
times... random stuff happens and then more random stuff
happens and then we often have to guess the bits that
happened in-between.
You don't think adding alternative universes in to the
mix is going to make it any more coherent do you?! ;-)
I don't know much Earth History .... but I DO know
"Ironsides" didn't help win WWII, ....
Yeah, and those trains in the sky didn't help win it either! ;-)
I specifically didn't mention the TRAIN but YOU HAD TO BRING IT UP!!
As far as YOU know!! ;-PI know bloody great Whale'ish things haven't survived
in the River Thames back in 1600's (??), .... I know
a lot of things that have happened to 'Doctor Who'
Earth haven't happened on MY Earth .... so it ALL has
happened in Alternative/Parallel Universes.
No, it never happened at all... it's all fictional.
--
Daniel70
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