One thing that I don't think I've seen anyone mention about that "oh, hello" is that it's another fourth-wall breaking moment, this time not from Mrs. Flood/The Rani. Does that mean anything? Who knows!
And there’s Susan, of course.
Good to hear he doesn't seem to have abandoned that thread in the wake of the finale.
(I’m still wondering who Gus is, from Mummy on the Orient Express. Maybe they’re the same!)
Also good to hear he's still a dedicated troll.
Speaking in this week's issue of Doctor Who magazine, Davies wrote: "No, not the end, don’t be mad. Doctor Who will never end!
"There are pathways leading to potential futures – we’ve still got the mystery of that bright and blazing ending, 'Oh, hello,' yes indeed, hello Billie! And there’s Susan, of course."
He went on: "I wonder if we’ll ever find out who the Boss is. Or who the Boss are. (I’m still wondering who Gus is, from Mummy on the Orient Express. Maybe they’re the same!)
"But we don’t know what’s happening yet, and while everyone works that out, I’ll take a pause on this page ... Hopefully, we’ll have news soon, and certainly, The War Between the Land and the Sea is about to break out, so there are great things ahead. Until then."
Stories included have not only been written by Tennant, Capaldi and Whittaker, but also by Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Chris Chibnall, Steven Moffat and Hugh Bonneville. In fact, there are more than 50 contributors.
Jump 900 years into the past and do a period costume drama.
I always figured TAS was the final two years of the five-year mission...
I think Goldsman's actual statement is pretty vague - he could easily mean a spinoff with the non-TOS cast. Just redress the sets and you're off to the races.
He could also mean a movie, or...some third thing.
And in any case, he's moving on with his career.
It's cool that they're excited about possibilities, but I remain very skeptical that there's any actual traction there.
The pass, which launches on Friday, doesn't require registration or a physical card. Instead, the benefits will be available upon arrival at parks, national museums and when booking train tickets. Canadians and foreign tourists are eligible.
It's not really a "pass" then, but cool.
Yeah, that really didn't sink in for me until some time had passed, but he was a real star. If the team really is that deep and it's not a mirage...
Okay, this is kind of a nothing story, but...what an interesting "what if"...
All that money for "the Doctor walks through some fan blades".
Deadline seems to have taken a much bleaker interpretation from the very same content:
‘Doctor Who’ Showrunner Casts More Doubt Over Series’ Future As UK Ratings Plummet: “We Don’t Know What’s Happening”