DOCTOR WHO WATERS OF MARS Man on a mission last of the timelords

[thethinkingman1]

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[XrotarebiL]

He THINKS he's the last of the Time Lords. But because this time locked event DIDN'T change (he mentions that everything around those events is in flux), it means that the power of the Time Lords is still in effect.

They are still alive inside the timelocked time war, which Dalek Caan unlocked (and went made doing so) to get Davros out.

The Time Lords had resurrected the Master to fight in the time war, but he chickened out. Maybe they do it again, once they get free.

[phoenixmaid]

great theory but I don't think the dr will bring back the time lords as he knows he's gone to far (he said so just before he saw ood sigma.

we know he is going to see those he loves. wouldn't we all if we knew we were dying.

my theory is that darlek khan broke the time lock when he saved Davros from the time war. enabling the time lords to escape as well.

Why they have been silent since is anyone's guess.

[G4m3rPl4y3r]

Asper, do you know when the next two parts are on?

[Mooncowsback]

Nice theory but if he brings back Gallifrey, surely then he'd loose his newly found power O.o

[sixstanger00]

No doubt. I'm almost certain that will probably be the explanation for Series 5's retro look. I think once the Time Lords are brought back, they will be enraged with the Doctor's behavior rather than grateful for bringing them back, thus they will probably discipline him accordingly as they did before. I really think the timelines will undergo some sort of "reset," which will explain No. 11's "Hartnell" TARDIS.

[Mooncowsback]

I never thought of it like that :D

But what do you think of the 'new look' to doctor who? Personally speaking, I love it! :3 I just hope it doesn't go down the cheezy path some of RTD's episodes went down >.>

[sixstanger00]

Oh yes I've been keeping tabs on the production of series 5, and so far I like everything I see! Alot of the settings remind me of T. Baker/Davison episodes. I really think we're going to be in for a treat come 2010 :)

[naughtyplanet]

@Moonscow: couldn't agree more. But I don't think there is any need to worry with Stephen Moffat at the helm. His stories tend to be a lot creepier with less cheesy speeches and girls pining after Doc.

(Aspergian - Doc has broken laws of time before. Thats how he was exiled on Earth during the Pertwee era.)

[DancingMadRB3]

You know the final scenes with Adelaide and the Doc should have had the "master vainglorious" track in it.

[thelostgirl101]

Great review! At first I didn't get it when he said Time Lord victorious, I had to go back and watch it again before realizing the doctor is losing it. Makes you wonder if it's the doctor himself that puts all of time at risk in the final 2 parter.

[robhardy]

There was a sign of this happening back at the start of the tenth Doctor's life, when he brought about Harriet Jones's premature downfall (when she was supposed to have a long, successful premiership) and inadvertedly paved the way for Harold Saxon to replace her as PM. He must have changed history then, but he's only realised now what he's capable of doing without the Time Lords around!

[SilenceIsWritten]

For a moment at the end, when The Doctor said he was "The TimeLord Vainglorious", I thought he was going to turn into the Master. Not only that, but I've realised how many similarities there now are between him and The Master. The Ood Sigma's appearance is almost like the Master's drumming in his head, in a way.

But that really gives an insight as to why The Master did all the things he did. He probably had the same attitude as The Doctor has now at the end of Waters of Mars.

[G4m3rPl4y3r]

Make more vids about this :)

You make sense but I don't fully get it all

Love TWOM though