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** '''Confirmed''', or at least implied. Donna theorizes that the Doctor returned to looking like Ten and found her again as a sign that [[spoiler:it was time for them to settle down for a bit with some loved ones, and finally let themselves emotionally heal.]]
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** '''Confirmed''', or at least implied. Donna theorizes that the Doctor returned to looking like Ten and found her again as a sign that [[spoiler:it it was time for them to settle down for a bit with some loved ones, and finally let themselves emotionally heal.]]
heal.
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* All '''Jossed''' -- the scene takes place on the planet Kastarion 3, in the Series 14/Season 1 episode "Boom".
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* The "radical change to lore" referenced is most probably bi-regeneration.
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*** This last point is '''confirmed''', as the Season 1 Teaser shows the Fifteenth Doctor reuniting with Rose in UNIT HQ. Finney and Gatwa do not otherwise share screen time in the 60th Anniversary Specials.
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** Adding to this, Donna theorises that 14 picked his face as a hint that he needed to find her and retire. After bringing him to Donna, at the beginning of a situation where she can regain her memories, it takes him to a place that opens the door for him to retire, allowing him to take some much needed rest and relaxation without the burden of worrying about the fate of the universe, instead leaving it in 15's hands.
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** Adding to this, Donna theorises that 14 picked his face as a hint that he needed to find her and retire. After bringing him to Donna, at the beginning of a situation where she can regain her memories, it takes him to a place that opens the door for him to retire, allowing him to take some much needed rest and relaxation without the burden of worrying about the fate of the universe, instead leaving it in 15's hands.hands.
[[WMG: Now that we know "the boss" isn't the Toymaker...]]
...it could be a [[TheCollector Collector]]-type character, as the Meep specifically stated that a being with two hearts is very rare, which is why "the boss" will be interested.
[[WMG: Now that we know "the boss" isn't the Toymaker...]]
...it could be a [[TheCollector Collector]]-type character, as the Meep specifically stated that a being with two hearts is very rare, which is why "the boss" will be interested.
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It kind of looks like her hand, and it makes sense that if she somehow survived the explosion in "The End Of Time" she would still be interested in revenge on her ex-husband.
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It kind of looks like her hand, and it makes sense that if she somehow survived the explosion in "The End Of Time" she would still be interested in revenge on her ex-husband.ex-husband.
[[WMG: The TARDIS took The Doctor to the ship in Wild Blue Yonder to make bigeneration possible]]
The TARDIS always takes The Doctor where he needs to go, but if anything his appearance in Wild Blue Yonder is actively detrimental - without his input, the Not Things would have been killed, and his appearance gave them a chance to escape. While he's there he invokes superstition by spilling salt, and later worries that this opens the door for mythical things to occur in real life.
When 14 bigenerates into 15, 15 specifically tells the others that bigeneration is a myth and isn't supposed to exist, so maybe the reason the TARDIS took the Doctor where it did in Wild Blue Yonder is to open the door and make bigeneration possible.
** Adding to this, Donna theorises that 14 picked his face as a hint that he needed to find her and retire. After bringing him to Donna, at the beginning of a situation where she can regain her memories, it takes him to a place that opens the door for him to retire, allowing him to take some much needed rest and relaxation without the burden of worrying about the fate of the universe, instead leaving it in 15's hands.
[[WMG: The TARDIS took The Doctor to the ship in Wild Blue Yonder to make bigeneration possible]]
The TARDIS always takes The Doctor where he needs to go, but if anything his appearance in Wild Blue Yonder is actively detrimental - without his input, the Not Things would have been killed, and his appearance gave them a chance to escape. While he's there he invokes superstition by spilling salt, and later worries that this opens the door for mythical things to occur in real life.
When 14 bigenerates into 15, 15 specifically tells the others that bigeneration is a myth and isn't supposed to exist, so maybe the reason the TARDIS took the Doctor where it did in Wild Blue Yonder is to open the door and make bigeneration possible.
** Adding to this, Donna theorises that 14 picked his face as a hint that he needed to find her and retire. After bringing him to Donna, at the beginning of a situation where she can regain her memories, it takes him to a place that opens the door for him to retire, allowing him to take some much needed rest and relaxation without the burden of worrying about the fate of the universe, instead leaving it in 15's hands.
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[[WMG/DoctorWho60thASTheGiggle "The Giggle"]] has its own WMG page.
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* Jossed, him no longer dressing as an Asian stereotype isn't addressed.
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* Jossed, '''Jossed''' in the show itself, him no longer dressing as an Asian stereotype isn't addressed.
addressed. Although RTD's commentary provides WordOfGod that this was a factor in his portrayal.
