Doctor Who - Series 5.

[kk.]

His future self went back in time to give his screwdriver to Rory, to let his past self out, his past self went forward in time to the Pandorica and put on the AMAZING Fez and get a broom (becoming future Doctor) and going back in tine to give his screwdriver to Rory.

Fez.

yes but its still a continuous loop. I understood how he got out, its just how the first self got out that isnt explained. and dont bother saying 'timey wimey blah blah blah' because that has been used far too many times in this thread and far too many times for it to be used to explain why something happens

[Fez]

yes but its still a continuous loop. I understood how he got out, its just how the first self got out that isnt explained. and dont bother saying 'timey wimey blah blah blah' because that has been used far too many times in this thread and far too many times for it to be used to explain why something happens

Yes, it is a time loop. Wibbly wobbly timey wimey.

Without himself, he does not get out, without him getting out, there is no future himself.

Fez.

[Stitch]

[ecstasy]

kk. is right. technically he shouldnt have been able to get out

[samsaBEAR]

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.

I thought this bit was such a good segway into bringing back the Tardis/Doctor. When he said about how the Tardis was 'stolen, well borrowed actually' and new but ancient I was like lolwat. But it made perfect sense in the end

[Stitch]

kk. is right. technically he shouldnt have been able to get out

It happens all the time in Doctor Who. This time it was just a more noticeable thing.

[Fez]

One thing I noticed...

Top pics are from The Big Bang.



Yes, they're shinier in River Song's... but, they are similar.

[ecstasy]

Why hadnt the earth been destroyed in 1600ish (i cant remember) years but the daleks ceased to exist straight after the TARDIS exploded? I know earth was the eye of the storm or whatever, but thats a hell of a long time for it to 'survive', especially considering the fact that they were in a rush to get the pandorica into the centre of the explosion because the universe was shrinking at a noticeably fast speed

[Fez]

Why hadnt the earth been destroyed in 1600ish (i cant remember) years but the daleks ceased to exist straight after the TARDIS exploded? I know earth was the eye of the storm or whatever, but thats a hell of a long time for it to 'survive', especially considering the fact that they were in a rush to get the pandorica into the centre of the explosion because the universe was shrinking at a noticeably fast speed

102 AD, dawg.

ABOUT TO BLOW YOUR MIND, LISTEN CLOSELY.

The TARDIS kaboomed in Earth, the eye of the storm, touching every bit of history and whatnot. The Daleks are from Skaro, a planet waaay out there, but their fossils remained behind. The fossils were an anomaly.

Here's where I blow your mind.

The Pandorica held every atom of 'Universe 1', and it was closed. Its outer shell was basically 'Boom Universe' where everything takes place. Now, when it opens in the future, it's open to 'Boom Universe', as in... it starts to close in. Think of it as when you're drinking a carton of apple juice, and you keep sucking the air out of it afterwards. The Pandorica closing is basically you stopping sucking the air (but it's obviously still drained of some air, and still deflated). When you open the Pandorica, you carry on sucking the air until you eat the entire carton and choke to death.

The Doctor basically bought you a whole new carton.

[Inseriousity.]

Why hadnt the earth been destroyed in 1600ish (i cant remember) years but the daleks ceased to exist straight after the TARDIS exploded? I know earth was the eye of the storm or whatever, but thats a hell of a long time for it to 'survive', especially considering the fact that they were in a rush to get the pandorica into the centre of the explosion because the universe was shrinking at a noticeably fast speed

i thought the tardis was protecting it. something to do with heat