Paul Dykes
@paulodykes.bsky.social
Photographer, nerd and fan of old films. Creator of #GhostMonuments police box photos. Doctor Who obsessive, it goes without saying.
At no point does the writer mention the Doctor visibly touching a console control, Susan screaming, "Don't touch it! It's live!" or Barbara rebuking the Doctor.
I suppose if you ignore what's seen on screen, then perhaps you *could* theorise that the bang is Ian breaking the chameleon circuit.
I suppose if you ignore what's seen on screen, then perhaps you *could* theorise that the bang is Ian breaking the chameleon circuit.
November 2, 2025 at 9:49 PM
At no point does the writer mention the Doctor visibly touching a console control, Susan screaming, "Don't touch it! It's live!" or Barbara rebuking the Doctor.
I suppose if you ignore what's seen on screen, then perhaps you *could* theorise that the bang is Ian breaking the chameleon circuit.
I suppose if you ignore what's seen on screen, then perhaps you *could* theorise that the bang is Ian breaking the chameleon circuit.
Very much enjoyed watching 'The Thief' (1952) this week, an exciting Cold War thriller with Ray Milland in the lead and not a word of dialogue in its 86 minutes.
The regeneration scene was a surprise, though.
The regeneration scene was a surprise, though.
October 31, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Very much enjoyed watching 'The Thief' (1952) this week, an exciting Cold War thriller with Ray Milland in the lead and not a word of dialogue in its 86 minutes.
The regeneration scene was a surprise, though.
The regeneration scene was a surprise, though.