Not the actors’ tenures, the Doctor’s incarnation’s lifespan. RTD gave an actual age to the Doctor (which admittedly was kinda all over the place in Classic Who) during his run with the 10th Doctor stating it multiple times and aged about an age per season (903-906). Moffat kept going off of this count at first with…

You do make me wonder: Are racists just idiots, or is it that racism makes you an idiot? I guess it’s a whole chicken and egg thing.

True. Hmm. There’s also Twelve’s tenure where he was the “Professor” at Bill’s school, with Missy locked up in the basement, which was supposedly a good 70 years or something? But maybe also not “restful” or “healing”, even if it’s staying in one place for a while.

It looks more like the Doctors Sonic-Universal Remote rather than a Sonic Screwdriver.

which means 14 was commando

Or that Fourteen was going commando since Fifteen got the underwear.

It’s just a useless troll, don’t bother.

The no-pants was because he and Fourteen split their clothes between them. Fourteen got the undershirt, vest, and pants, while Fifteen got the shirt, tie, underpants, socks, and shoes.

Also, if my thought holds water, we basically, “meet” 15 before 14 actually regenerated into him. 14 is going to spend some downtime mostly on earth in semi-retirement, recover from his centuries of trauma, and then have an adventure where he turns into 15. Makes the inclusion of Mel interesting since in her first…

Someone spoiled the bi-regeneration for me before I saw the episode, so I really felt wary. When I actually saw it, I didn’t mind it. I felt it worked very well thematically. And whether RTD’s own head cannon worked it out this way or not, I felt it could fit in with some past moments of regeneration magic that were…

Y’know, Fourteen and Donna visiting the Companions group wouldn’t be a bad Comic Relief skit next year. 

Yeah, no, he is the 15th, and the episode made that clear.

This sounds perilously close to “Gatwa isn’t the real Doctor, that’s still Tenant’s Doctor”.

I would also argue that Eleven lived on Trensalore for, like, a thousand years or so.

It’s funny when the racists trolls don’t realize they are really hammering home what systemic racism and sexism looks like 

Garfield’s accent in Spider-Man was more than passable, I actually thought he was from Queens until I looked it up. I had a couple of shipmates in the Navy from there and they totally had the same accent! That was one thing I liked about ASM - A New Yorker that sounded like he was from New York (looking at YOU, Chris…

And Keanu Reeves in Dracula.

I dunno. Dalek Sec sounded a lot different than the other Daleks.

We Brits have a lot of catching up to do one the bad other-side-of-the-(Amy)-Pond accents. It would take a century of bad American accents just to balance out Kevin Costner in Robin Hood Prince of Thieves and Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins.

Why, though? Why would you engineer that elaborate trap, presumably based on you having found the clue AND being Christian enough to have read the bible and pick the right name for the God in question only to make success hinge on whether you pick what amounts to the right *font* when typing the answer?