[ SECRET POST #2293 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2293 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fscom]

12. http://i.imgur.com/XpP0XjX.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

Could someone please explain this? I haven't been into Doctor Who for a long time now, but this secret has me pretty interested.

Spoilers for...let's just go with all of Moffat's run

[elephantinegrace]

River was supposed to kill the Doctor, but she didn't, so the universe started ending, so the stars started disappearing, so the TARDIS made herself explode at every point in time to keep the Earth warm until the Doctor shot himself into it so he'd die and get resurrected by Amy's memories...or something.

Honestly, I'm not sure anyone knows what the Season 6 finale was about. It's really hard to explain.

Re: Spoilers for...let's just go with all of Moffat's run

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, Moffat left me really confused, that's why I stopped watching in the first place. :(

Re: Spoilers for...let's just go with all of Moffat's run

[(Anonymous)]

Umm, you're mixing seasons.

The TARDIS explodes in season 5, causing the universe to end.

River killing the Doctor is season 6 (though her refusing causes a very similar situation).

The painting is of the former - the TARDIS exploding.

Season 6 finale: Because River tried to subvert a "fixed point in time" all of time turned into a weird history-all-happens at once and time never moves mess. And the universe is slowly collapsing under the strain. And the Silence still wants the Doctor dead and River refuses to fix up the mess she caused until the Doctor marries her and shows her he's got a back-up plan.

S6 New!Who vs S6 Classic!Who

[donutsweeper]

The first image was of a painting Van Gogh did that of the TARDIS exploding as seen at the end of S6 of New!Who (which aired 2011) while the black and white exploding TARDIS was from a sixth series serial of Doctor Who, a Two adventure called "The Mind Robber," which aired in 1968.

Re: S6 New!Who vs S6 Classic!Who

[(Anonymous)]

Oh okay, I get the gist of the secret now. Thanks!

Re: S6 New!Who vs S6 Classic!Who

[(Anonymous)]

Season 5. That's when the TARDIS explodes.

[fauxkaren]

Do you think we're ever going to find out exactly why the Tardis was exploding?

[(Anonymous)]

IIRC that's one of the serials that got burned?

[intrigueing]

It's not burned -- it's "The Mind Robber," which is still intact in all it's utterly cracked-out glory. :)

[(Anonymous)]

I thought it was the Silence interfering.

[erinptah]

Wow, I had no idea there was an exploding-TARDIS plot in the early series. Now I'm even more disappointed at Moffat for never giving any real resolution or explanation for his version D:

OT, but...

[scherrymouse]

That's a fabulous icon you have there. :)

[(Anonymous)]

...I see that no one seems to have gotten your joke in the s!b, OP ;) Maybe the Troughton era is too full of gaps for people to get really well-versed in it?