The Tip of the Ultimate Doctor Who Iceberg...

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  @HarboWholmes · 2 years ago · pinned

  Support me on Patreon to help this series!<br><a href="https://www.patreon.com/harbowholmes">https://www.patreon.com/harbowholmes</a>

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• SA

  @Samviking01 · 2 years ago

  Harbo has now canonised the elusive children of earth reviews in the lore of his channel now

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• AE

  @aeloswindrunner · 2 years ago

  Crazy nominative determinism there, can&apos;t believe your brother is literally called Brother Wholmes

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• JJ

  @jjkeyboards · 2 years ago

  Where the HECK is part 3

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• DA

  @Davewho-d8r · 2 years ago

  The Doctor&apos;s destiny to save Gallifrey intricately links with events such as the cracks leading to Trenzalore during the 11th incarnation. This path allowed 11 to defy regeneration rules. The influence extends to the 12th Doctor convincing the 1st to regenerate, creating a temporal dependency. This renders the Doctor a fixed event in time and space, seemingly immortal with regenerative abilities, potentially leading to rewriting time and the emergence of a multiverse with parallel fam members like Bel and Vindor.<br><br>13 found fugitives Tardis in the future after being the timeless child <br><br>Fugitive was saved from division by 13s Tardis &nbsp;dropping her to earth.

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• LU

  @Lukusprime · 1 year ago

  Actually I’ve gotta say an official alphabet for modern Gallifreyan would be disastrous, because in “Good Man Goes to War” the Doctor gives Melody/River his crib, as in, <b>his</b> crib from when he was a baby, complete with his name on the side written in modern Gallifreyan. So an official alphabet would give us the ability to translate that name, and unceremoniously answer the biggest question in the show’s entire history

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  @Arya_yanCat64 · 5 months ago

  Come back,,,, please 💔

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• ED

  @EddJones25 · 2 years ago

  Pfft, &quot;typecast&quot; <br><br>Once you play The Doctor, <br>it&apos;s gonna stick during your career whether you followed the &quot;Three Series Rule&quot; or not, <br><br>so may as well just do however much you want regardless

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  @mathieuleader8601 · 2 years ago

  I always wanted the Fugitive Doctor to be Romana having taken the Doctors name to honor her former mentor whom she believed had perished in the Time War

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  @WayDownHadestown123 · 2 years ago

  We need part 3!!!!

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  @threebadgersinatrenchcoat7957 · 2 years ago

  I’m now intrigued as to what Harbo’s beef is with whoculture

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• WO

  @Wolf359inc · 2 years ago

  Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart holds a unique position in Doctor Who lore. &nbsp;Not a formal “companion” as such, as he hardly ever accompanies the Doctor in the TARDIS, but was often the catalyst prompting the Doctor’s adventures. &nbsp;He began as a “side character of the week”, and eventually becomes the Doctor’s boss, when the Doctor takes on the position of UNIT’s first Scientific Advisor, when he is stranded on Earth.<br><br>Often depicted as a somewhat pompous military person, with a military mind, the Doctor changes him, opening his eyes, and teaching him that the “military” solution does not have to be the only solution. &nbsp;He changes the Doctor, too, by showing him that he is capable of accepting new ideas.<br><br>The two end up having great respect for each other, with the Brigadier being one of the few characters who meets several of the Doctor’s various incarnations, and is privy to such knowledge as the Doctor’s ability to regenerate. &nbsp;His character’s passing has a profound impact on the Doctor, with him taking it as a sign that perhaps he has lived too long, and it is time for him to travel to the place known as where the Doctor makes his last stand, and is no more.<br><br>The only other character to have such an impact on the Doctor (and the audience) would have to be companion Sarah-Jane Smith (deceased), portrayed by Elisabeth Sladen. &nbsp;May she rest in peace.<br><br>Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart (deceased) became that rarest thing a non-/ sometimes- companion can be in the show: a trusted and valued friend.<br><br>Rest in peace, Nicholas Courtney.

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