RTD is not good enough, but the show's enough for me. Haha.
Not every Ep is exquisite, and is restricted by the model that Doctor Who has formed over the years, but after reading it, there are still many highlights.
What is rare is that seemingly independent chapters can be connected in series at the end to tell a big story.
At the critical moment, what is pushed to the front desk is to portray love, but the point is not love. Just as the doctor kissed Rose, but no one would understand this healing kiss, or death kiss, as merely love.
As RTD said, after looking at the "Time Vortex" in the "Heart of Tardis", Rose became a "Time Goddess", with boundless power beyond life and death, she said she It is the "Bad Wolf" they have been puzzled by. She created herself, waved the seven letters on the satellite 5 into space and time, which is to spread to their time and space this season. The various places of travel.
The King of Dalek did not believe that she could destroy him and his people. She said: "I can see all of time and space, and can see each of your atoms. Now I break them down." The Daleks followed her up. His hands were wiped out. She looked at the disappearing Daleks and said: "Everything will eventually turn into dust. Everything. Everything is dying. (Everything must come to dust. All things. Everything Dies.)" When she said this, even the doctor was surprised. Looking up at her. The doctor asked her to let go of that terrible power, saying that she could not control life and death, but she said she could, repeating that she could see everything, everything now, everything once, and everything eternal.
It seems to imply that if you penetrate the secret of time, you can treat the world of life and death as nothing, and the secret of time is the secret of everything in the universe.
I'm not sure if it was Rose who said these words completely, or mixed with the voice of Tardis's heart. Many times, Tardis took them to places they didn't intend to go. For example, in the episode of "The Uneasy Dead", they wanted to go to 1860, but it was 1869. Tardis is alive. I think it really is the behind-the-scenes messenger who spread the "bad wolf" information, and it takes them to every place where the "bad wolf" information is arranged.
After listening to Rose’s words, the doctor stood up and said as if he had discovered something, "That's what I see, all the time. And doesn't it drive you mad)"?
Rose now showed her weakness, saying that that kind of power was killing her. Yes, she is just a human being, not a Time Lord like a doctor, she has seriously crossed the line in order to save the doctor. The punishment for crossing the boundary is death. The doctor had to save her in turn.
The doctor said she needed "a doctor", and he pulled her over and kissed her without hesitation. The golden substance whirled from her eyes to his eyes. The miserable music lingers.
Complicated and obscure references and intertexts are still all over the RTD TV series, except for Bad Wolf in the first season, Torchwood, Lonely God in the second season, and the secrets that Face of Boe will reveal to the doctor before his death.
I recklessly guessed that all the problems of Doctor Who, the ultimate problem is the secret of time. "Queer as Folk" 1999 (Queer as Folk) is the same. All the entanglement and letting go are out of fear of time. The mortal world’s slaughter of the knife of time has escaped to the limit, and it will become "unrequited love (unrequited love). , QAF's title, see QAF Episode 8) "Sing hymns."
"Love without return" is quoted from the words of a Doctor Who. In QAF, it means "love without beginning", so "never has to changge, never has to grow up." ,never has to die)". "Has to", had to. This is the iron law of time. Only when there is no beginning, can you escape without entering the time program, but love without beginning, or love?
What scared Stuart (the protagonist of QAF) was the death of love in addition to the aging of the body. But love is bound to die. Because in time, "everything is dying", there is no escape.
Stuart already knew the cruelty of Time Knife, and he refused to ask. If you ask in the end, maybe no one can bear the weight of time like Rose:
humans are constantly chasing time with speed, but after Rose who is with time defeats Dalek, he does not have the slightest joy of winning in his eyes. Yes, from Since she returned to Satellite 5 in the 21st century and stepped out of the Tardis spacecraft, her eyes that absorbed the time vortex turned into the same golden color as the vortex, and there were two lines of tears on her face. The secret of time brought her not joy, but infinite sadness.
The doctor who understood as much as she always smiled exaggeratedly. When she woke up, the memory was erased, she forgot what Time Vortex told her, she forgot to destroy Dalek, and she forgot to save her life. She is still the 21st century benzene girl, happily and recklessly 19 years old, traveling around time and space with a time machine and a doctor who can protect her. And the doctor always knows all that. The lonely god, the last time dominates.
Attached to the detailed information of the ten doctors, it turns out that Paul McGann also counted.
Reprinted from http://badwolf.tamino.co.uk
Doctor #1
Actor: William Hartnell
Doctor between: 1, An Unearthly Child, and 29, The Tenth Planet. 23 November 1963 until 29 October 1966.
Actor's birth and death: 8 January 1908 to 23 April 1975
Actor's cause of death: Aftermath of strokes
Active actor between: 1932 and 1964
Doctor cause of death: Old age, I believe. Brought on by the time destructor of the Dalek's, and the energy drain of Morbius. Troughton mentioned, however, that'barring accidents, a Time Lord can live forever', so does this tie in?
Doctor #2
Actor: Patrick George Troughton
Doctor between: 30, Power of the Daleks, and 50, The War Games. 5 November 1966 until 21 Jun 1969.
Actor's birth and death: 25 March 1920 to 28 March 1987
Actor's cause of death: Heart attack
Active actor between: 1947 and 1987
Doctor cause of death: Forced regeneration, as punishment for breaking the laws of time.
Doctor #3
Actor: John Devon Roland Pertwee
Doctor between: 51, Spearhead from Space, and 74, Planet of the Spiders. 3 January 1970 until 8 June 1974.
Actor's birth and death: 7 July 1919 to 20 May 1996
Actor's cause of death: Heart attack
Active actor between: 1938 and 1995
Doctor cause of death: Exposure to the Metebelis crystals(?)
Doctor #4
Actor: Tom Baker
Doctor between: 75, Robot, and 115, Logopolis. 28 December 1974 until 21 March 1981.
Actor's birth and death: 20 January 1934 to unknown
Actor's cause of death: Not applicable
Active actor between: 1968 and present
Doctor cause of death: Fell (from atop the pharos project's radio-telescope) to his death, caused by the Master
Doctor #5
Actor: Peter Moffett, better known by his stage name of Peter Davison
Doctor between : 116, Castrovalva, and 135, The Caves of Androzani. 4 January 1982 until 16 March 1984
Actor's birth and death: 13 April 1951 to unknown
Actor's cause of death: Not applicable
Active actor between: 1977 and present
Doctor cause of death: Spectrox poisoning
Doctor #6
Actor: Colin Baker
Doctor between: 136, Twin Dilemma, and 144, Trial of a Time Lord. 22 March 1984 until 6 December 1986
Actor's birth and death: 8 June 1943 to unknown
Actor's cause of death: Not applicable
Active actor between: 1971 and present
Doctor cause of death: Died of cranial injury or other blunt trauma when tardis crash-landed on rani's planet
Doctor #7
Actor: Percy James Patrick Kent Smith, better known as Sylvester McCoy
Doctor between: 145, Time and the Rani, and 156, Survival, not counting 160, Doctor Who The Movie.. 7 September 1987 until 6 December 1989, not counting 27 May 1996 (14 May 1996 US)
Actor's birth and death: 20 August 1943 to unknown
Actor's cause of death: Not applicable
Active actor between: 1964 and 2002 (Don't know if he's still acting)
Doctor cause of death: Old age, mixed with a hail of bullets, where two go into his leg and one through his shoulder. He doesn't die from the wounds, but is taken to a hospital to be sent for heart surgery due to his frantic double-pulse. Dr Grace Holloway then kills him by jabbing a fibre-optic camera into one of his hearts. He doesn't regenerate straight away, due to the anaesthetic, which almost destroyed his regeneration.
Doctor #8
Actor: Paul McGann
Doctor between: Just the movie, and a hell of a lot of audio adventures. 27 May 1996 (14 May 1996 US) only.
Actor's birth and death: 14 November 1959 to unknown
Actor's cause of death: Not applicable
Active actor between: 1983 and present
Doctor cause of death: Never made clear...
Doctor #9
Actor: Christopher Eccleston
Doctor between: 161, Rose, and 170, Bad Wolf/Parting of the Ways. 26 March 2005 until 18 June 2005
Actor's birth and death: 16 February 1964 to unknown
Actor's cause of death: Not applicable
Active actor between: 1990 and present
Doctor cause of death: Absorption of the Time Vortex
Doctor #10
Actor: David Tennant
Doctor between: 171, The Christmas Invasion, to present. 25 December 2005 to present
Actor's birth and death: 18 April 1971 to unknown
Actor's cause of death: Not applicable
Active actor between: 1994 and present
Doctor cause of death: Unknown
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