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They're already hinting at the idea that Yasmin is in love with the Thirteenth Doctor, and she's not exactly opposed to it. And the Tenth and Eleventh Doctors occasionally flirted with each other about it.
What bothers me more is that they didn't give the female Doctor a second chance. Whittaker was so close to being truly great; with just a little more, a stronger writer, she could have become a really excellent Doctor. It seems like they're not in a hurry to make her a Colin Baker 2.0, but I've had this nagging feeling since the beginning of the Chibnall era that at least some of the blame for the declining ratings might be placed on the change in the Doctor's gender, and we might not see another female regeneration anytime soon. But I liked it; it really refreshed the character and shook up the formula. Especially for me, I perceive the Doctor as one character without dividing them into regenerations, and in the new era, I see only a new aspect and new sides of my favorite hero. How much I'll like this side is another question, but none of the numbered Doctors have really repelled me (of course, I love the Second and Fourth more than, say, the Fifth or Eighth, but in my list of favorite heroes, all the Doctor's regenerations occupy one slot; the gradation between them is less than between the Doctor and any other characters). And the non-numbered ones, like the War Doctor and the Fugitive, are also good. I got a vibe of Tracy Island's Gaiman from the latter, and I adore Gaiman; I wish they had made her the Fourteenth Doctor.
(although I read a theory that this could be a hypothetical lost regeneration between the Second and Third, which would also be very cool)
But in the case of the Doctor, I'm quite open-minded; I've watched all the classics, seen some terrible episodes, and it's hard to shock me with all sorts of plot shenanigans with the Timeless Child and timey-wimey stuff. I just want the blue box and exciting adventures.
What bothers me more is that they didn't give the female Doctor a second chance. Whittaker was so close to being truly great; with just a little more, a stronger writer, she could have become a really excellent Doctor. It seems like they're not in a hurry to make her a Colin Baker 2.0, but I've had this nagging feeling since the beginning of the Chibnall era that at least some of the blame for the declining ratings might be placed on the change in the Doctor's gender, and we might not see another female regeneration anytime soon. But I liked it; it really refreshed the character and shook up the formula. Especially for me, I perceive the Doctor as one character without dividing them into regenerations, and in the new era, I see only a new aspect and new sides of my favorite hero. How much I'll like this side is another question, but none of the numbered Doctors have really repelled me (of course, I love the Second and Fourth more than, say, the Fifth or Eighth, but in my list of favorite heroes, all the Doctor's regenerations occupy one slot; the gradation between them is less than between the Doctor and any other characters). And the non-numbered ones, like the War Doctor and the Fugitive, are also good. I got a vibe of Tracy Island's Gaiman from the latter, and I adore Gaiman; I wish they had made her the Fourteenth Doctor.
(although I read a theory that this could be a hypothetical lost regeneration between the Second and Third, which would also be very cool)
But in the case of the Doctor, I'm quite open-minded; I've watched all the classics, seen some terrible episodes, and it's hard to shock me with all sorts of plot shenanigans with the Timeless Child and timey-wimey stuff. I just want the blue box and exciting adventures.
А, вот почему.
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕