[losondro]

When I saw the skeletons, my first thought was: "Someone is getting ready for the Skeleton War. " but I had a feeling that the Cybermen would be involved. The reasons being:
1. The preview of the episode
2. The symbol used for 3W and the doors
3. The dark water
4. The photos from the set earlier this year
Can't wait to see the conclusion to all of this next week. So sad it's the season finale already.

[ZeoRangerV]

Because with the Doctor there's always some traits that run through every incarnation of the Doctor. With the Master it's just "evil" and "progressive madness". It's a far cry from the Moriaty-like character the Master originally was and it's something I miss. That's no different to everyone missing an older Doctor before Capaldi came along.

And I'm not quite ready to call this Master a "regeneration" yet. This is the Master and there could be any number of reasons he's had a gender change (only a fraction of the previous Masters were fully-fledged regenerations). I fully EXPECT it to be a regeneration though because the whole point of this exercise was to turn heads.

[Sentai]

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Originally Posted by losondro

When I saw the skeletons, my first thought was: "Someone is getting ready for the Skeleton War. " but I had a feeling that the Cybermen would be involved. The reasons being:
1. The preview of the episode
2. The symbol used for 3W and the doors
3. The dark water
4. The photos from the set earlier this year
Can't wait to see the conclusion to all of this next week. So sad it's the season finale already.

I still don;t understand 3W

[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

I still don;t understand 3W

3 words - Don't cremate me. That's all it was.

[Sentai]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

3 words - Don't cremate me. That's all it was.

Oooh. I've been trying to figure out what they had to do with Cybermen

[AkibaSilver]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

Oooh. I've been trying to figure out what they had to do with Cybermen

You can't use burnt bodies as raw materials for a Cyber-army.
Also, I saw a theory over on fanfic.net, along with news that the shippers are awakening from their graves. Here it is courtesy of ozzie loves the squaddie:

Clara is pregnant.

I think in the beginning of Dark Water she was going to tell Danny. There's already been a lot of foreshadowing with Clara and children/babies;
•she works with children (governess, entertainment manager, nanny, teacher), and is almost always the one to go after scared, alien children
•she has to decide whether or not to save the baby inside the moon
•"Do you want to have babies?" "What? ... yeah."
•Kill The Moon Ends with a shot of Clara staring wistfully up at the moon
•she finds Danny's parental attitude very attractive
•"If humans remembered what things felt like, you would'e stopped having wars, and stopped having babies." When the Doctor talks about war the camera's on him, but

I believe what pushed her to confess everything to Danny was that she discovered she was pregnant. She kept telling him very emphatically that her I love you was only for him now, and in the background (and aboyandhischin pointed out to me) one of her sticky notes says 'three months.' That could mean any number of things, but this seems most likely. It would make sense that when she discovered she was pregnant, she'd call Danny to confess everything and start her normal human life with him. It also explains why the Doctor was so willing to help (though I think he would'e shown sympathy regardless of whether she was pregnant or not) - he scans her, and says, "Oh, you're a mess of chemicals." It could just be her in mourning, but it could also be pregnancy hormones.

What do you guys think? Coz if Moffat actually deciedes to kill of Danny it would explain how Listen happens, as much as I hate that episode.

[Switchblade]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

Because with the Doctor there's always some traits that run through every incarnation of the Doctor. With the Master it's just "evil" and "progressive madness". It's a far cry from the Moriaty-like character the Master originally was and it's something I miss. That's no different to everyone missing an older Doctor before Capaldi came along.

And I'm not quite ready to call this Master a "regeneration" yet. This is the Master and there could be any number of reasons he's had a gender change (only a fraction of the previous Masters were fully-fledged regenerations). I fully EXPECT it to be a regeneration though because the whole point of this exercise was to turn heads.

I don't know if I'd say the Gomez Master is progressively more insane than the last one. We've yet to see her howl at the moon and then try to eat a rottiserie chicken whole. She's clearly not playing with a full deck, but her plan still shows a good level of thought and cunning (and, so far at least, no dancing around while mugging at the camera - I really hated how RTD wrote the Master).

[Kamen Rider Vega]

Holy fuggin shit I did not see that coming. Clara went crazy, Danny died ( may he rest in peace ), and that woman we have been seeing all these episodes is actually THE MASTER who supposedly died when ten and him put the time lords back into their pocket dimension and he has an army of Cybermen!

[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by Switchblade

I don't know if I'd say the Gomez Master is progressively more insane than the last one. We've yet to see her howl at the moon and then try to eat a rottiserie chicken whole. She's clearly not playing with a full deck, but her plan still shows a good level of thought and cunning (and, so far at least, no dancing around while mugging at the camera - I really hated how RTD wrote the Master).

Maybe not in mannerism, but the whole demented Mary Poppins thing they've gone for is enough to put them on equal pegging for me.

At least the s3 Simm version anyway. I try to forget The End of Time happened.

[Sentai]

What was wrong with the End of Time Master now? He was brought back wrong because of her, so his body was burning up, and it made him go a little rockier than usual.