[ SECRET POST #2503 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2503 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Except this isn't about humans or real life issues? And when you go into a show being told it's an alien who changes body every now and then - then the second episode you see is him being glad in a comedic relieved style that he's not a woman? All I see here is yet another show afraid to have a female main character.

Not pleased and mostly disappointed.


I suspect if they ever do make the doctor female, the entire arc will be about how horrible it is for the main character to be a female and that the doctor will need constant rescuing. Which is equally depressing. Everything about doctor Who is depressing.

[(Anonymous)]

canon-blind here but if the alien identifies as male and is shown being relieved that he ended up in a male body rather than a female body, it seems pretty clear to me that gender is in fact an important matter to this alien regardless of whether they change bodies every now and then or not. which also means that even if he ended up in a female body, he would still identify as a man, so then what would even be the point? he still wouldn't be a female main character, he would be a male character in a female body.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, man, it's treated as no more of an issue than the Doctor's teeth being a bit weird.