u/TheDoctor__11

Why does The Rani calls herself The Rani ? Rani means Queen in Hindi. But what is she the queen of ?

The Doctor and The Masters name makes sense to me, The Doctor is someone who helps people like a Doctor and The Master is a sadistic with a lust for power. They want people to worship them, to bow to them. To see how powerful they are.

The Rani is a geneticist, an unethical geneticist. So is she like the Queen of biology who conducts unethical experiments. Does she thinks of herself as a Queen because she's a above the unethical nature, people cant touch her like people in the past couldn't touch a queen (well atleast that's what kings and queens used to think). Does she want people to worship her like people worship people in power because she can do anything with biology and genetic engineering.

Or is this simply an ego case where she thinks she is above all because she's a time lord and it has nothing to do with biology.

Two days ago I decided to give bbc iplayer a try with the help of a virtual private network. It worked, but when I try to cast it to my tv, it doesn't work. At first the screen wasn't even mirroring, I had to change some settings in the vpn to get it to mirror. After it the tv only shows up when I am already mirroring before opening the app but it doesn't cast the episode. I tried by downloading the episode and then disconnecting the vpn, but it still didn't work. The end result was still the same, no tv in casting menu unless I am mirroring before launching ye app and still mirroring even when I tap my tv in the menu. I mean this isn't what's supposed to happen right, it's not supposed to mirror the screen rather, only the content.

I found this 7 year old video and according to it, the tv screen shouldnt show my entire mobile screen while casting. Can someone tell me what am I doing wrong ?

Asking it here because main subreddit doesn't allow the mention of vpn and r/gallifrey doesn't support images.

Was rewatching series 3, today I watched sound of drums. While watching it, my brain mustered up a theory on how the Paradox Machine works.

I think the Paradox Machine creates a temporary copy of the universe and holds it in a pocket dimension. From there the things or creatures came into the main universe through a rift between two universes. That's what we see happening in Sound of Drums.

If the paradox machine stopped working the pocket copy universe would cease to exist and hence, any thing or creature that came from it. Hence, any changes made my those in the main universe couldn't have happened and so the time reverts to when the paradox machine was first activated.

I was reading about the 5th doctor and it mentioned that his outfit was a cricket outfit, but nothing about his outfit screams cricket to me, except maybe the white collars of his polo shirt. I know he played cricket, I once saw a clip of it in some compilation but beyond that I don't understand.

I was visiting Musée d'Orsay Paris, France and there they had a display of some paintings if Vincent Van Gogh. That's where I noticed this.

It's really weird that one of the Vincent Van Gogh's painting features a Blue Police Call Box from 1960s. The paintings called Sunset at Montmajour. You can find the high quality scan of the painting on Wikimedia. I mean it has to be a coincidence, it's not like Vincent Van Gogh was visited by a time traveller who showed him this. Time Travel's not possible. Well whatever I am knackered, I gotta take a nap.

A question to people who started watching the show when the first doctor's era was airing. I don't expect a lot of them to be here, since they must be in their late 60s-early 70s. But if anyone of you is here, can you tell me what the reaction was, when William Hartnell regenerated in The Tenth Planet and was replaced by Patrick Troughton. Or I suppose if someone has read some magazine from that time, which contained the reactions from that time can answer too.

The YouTube version of the trailer has fucks removed from it. They didn't do it for teasers, so why now ??

So yesterday while eating dinner, my sis and father were watching this Indian show that they love called Jeannie aur Juju on YouTube. I like it, but wasn't really paying attention, was just playing Among Us on my mobile. I looked upto the screen at just the right time and this painting caught my eye. I first only noticed the TARDIS but I was 80% sure I also saw Susan, had to rewind it to be sure.

The episode was slammin

A show named Krypton already exists, like someone travelled to past and got to Krypton and then wants to save Superman, meets Kal-El's grandpa, was supposed to be a prequel to mos but was quickly turned into something else. Haven't watched it.

My preferred version of DCU show about Krypton would be a limited series of 1 season containing 12 episodes. It would be divided into two volumes. Volume 1 would be 8 episodes long and set on Krypton and Volume 2 would be 4 episodes long, set on Argo.

It would explore the Kryptonian biology, ecology, politics, morality, technology, knowledge and people. A great way to expand what we know of Krypton for the time being. We can also see what other Kryptonians were like how the life's of normal people were and how Kryptons destruction affected people on a more personal level. It could also explore Kryptons place in the universe, how other cultures interacted with them and thought of them. Were they a pompous race, refusing to interfere or were they someone who regularly travelled to planets with yellow sun and did stuff.

Maybe we can see how Braniac interacted with them, or doomsday or darkseid.

I was rewatching few of the stranger things clips on YouTube, one of them was the finale dnd one. Whenever the flash forwards came about what the party will do, it always stung me that Will was reduced to his sexuality and for Lucas and Max, it was just yeah, they are together.

I realised something while I watched it, it might not have been intentional or it might have been, I don't know that.

The Flash Forwards don't show what the party will do in the future, it shows what makes them the happiest or most at peace in the future.

For Dustin it was studying science or an adventure with Steve.

For Will it was being somewhere where he was accepted and wasn't bullied for being different.

For Lucas and Max, it was when they were together, when they were standing by each other's side, no matter what.

For Mike it was writing, the only thing that gave him some peace after El's death/supposed death.

What do y'all think and what's your opinion on this ?

(Music intensifies) I am not a good man, I am not a bad man, I am an idiot (music stops) ... (music resumes) with a box and a screwdriver

if you add 6 and 7 you get 13, then you multiply 1 and 3 you get 3, then you add 7 and 3 you get 10 and then you add 10 and 6 you get 16, then you add 1 and 6 you get 7 and then multiply 1 and 6 you get 6, then you multiply 6 and 10 you get 60 and then you add 60 and 7, you get 67

In MAWS Season 3 Episode 2, Jimmy is seen pushing Kara away because, he thinks Kara should explore the Earth first, find her people and do things that people do, learn what is it's like on Earth and what is it's like to live with all the bad and good experiences (he isn't wrong I mean) and she only likes him because he was the first person she met on Earth (before Clark) and once she explores the world even a tiny bit, she would realise this and would find someone better (hope Jimmy comes to his senses and realises that Kara liking him doesn't have anything to do with him being the first person she met)

The last part comes from Jimmy's insecurity about him being not good enough. It reminded me of the s4 El and Mike discourse, in it we saw Mike thinking the same about himself, him being not enough and El only likes him because he was one of the first person she met.

This version of Kara and El are similar in some ways. They both were exploited by their so called father, once they found their way into the real world they wanted to explore it and live life to the fullest, they found a family and friends, people who cared about them and people they cared about, found someone they loved romantically (the person pushed them away because of the same insecurities), saved the world. I hope she doesn't die by the end of MAWS.

I am posting this here too because I wanted to here opinions from both fandoms, as I have watched both.

In MAWS Season 3 Episode 2, Jimmy is seen pushing Kara away because, he thinks Kara should explore the Earth first, find her people and do things that people do, learn what is it's like on Earth and what is it's like to live with all the bad and good experiences (he isn't wrong I mean) and she only likes him because he was the first person she met on Earth (before Clark) and once she explores the world even a tiny bit, she would realise this and would find someone better (hope Jimmy comes to his senses that Kara liking him doesn't have anything to do with him being the first person she met)

The last part comes from Jimmy's insecurity about him being not good enough. It reminded me of the s4 El and Mike discourse, in it we saw Mike thinking the same about himself, him being not enough and El only likes him because he was one the the first person she met.

This version of Kara and El are similar in some ways. They both were exploited by their so called father, once they found their way into the real world they wanted to explore it and live life to the fullest, they found a family and friends, people who cared about them and people they cared about, found someone they loved romantically (the person pushed them away because of the same insecurities), saved the world. I hope she doesn't die by the end of MAWS.

I never thought bbc would do a collab with Marvel, and Jon F will showran the show, which is adapted from some collab comics.