Timeless Child Origins To Form 'Entire Spine' Of New Series

[zarius]

"Davies says much of Ruby’s arc was inspired by the “Timeless Child” plot point introduced by previous showrunner Chris Chibnall, where the Doctor is revealed to have not been born on the planet Gallifrey, as formerly believed. Instead, the Doctor was apparently found as a mysterious orphan from an unknown planet, much as Ruby was discovered as a newborn left abandoned on a church doorstep. Their similar histories loom large throughout the season, as both find themself curious about their origins. “That story’s going to be the spine of the whole show,” Davies teases"

-Entertainment Weekly

[rushy]

at least he gives that plot point some reason to exist beyond "wouldn't it be cool if-"

[burrunjor]

Bold new era. Let's revisit the most unpopular story from what 5 years ago now that killed its viewers stone dead?

[Deleted]

Autons, Daleks, alien invasions, time travel shenanigans-

It's really not that f*cking hard

[iank]

Christ what a douchebag moron.

[Spark Doll King]

RTD, get your head out of the eco chamber that is your arse and get a bloody clue. 

[Cherry Pepsi Maxil]

He REALLY loves the Timeless Child, doesn't he. I wish I was in control so I could dedicate an entire series to investigating the mystery of the Doctor being half human.

[zarius]

Apr 18, 2024 12:51:45 GMT Cherry Pepsi Maxil said:

He REALLY loves the Timeless Child, doesn't he. I wish I was in control so I could dedicate an entire series to investigating the mystery of the Doctor being half human.

I'd go full metal Leekly on the fandom's ass!

[Spark Doll King]

Apr 18, 2024 12:51:45 GMT Cherry Pepsi Maxil said:

He REALLY loves the Timeless Child, doesn't he. I wish I was in control so I could dedicate an entire series to investigating the mystery of the Doctor being half human.

At this stage that would be more palatable.