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Viel ist ja bisher noch nicht bekannt. Fuer das Weihnachtsspecial gibt’s bisher ein Promo Pic:
Ausserdem geht im Moment das Geruecht um, dass es sich bei dem Cliffhanger zur Pause der 6. Staffel um den Tod von Amy handelt, auch wenn der Bericht als erstes von der Sun kam…
ClaireB;406086 wrote:Ausserdem geht im Moment das Geruecht um, dass es sich bei dem Cliffhanger zur Pause der 6. Staffel um den Tod von Amy handelt, auch wenn der Bericht als erstes von der Sun kam…Unschwer vorherzusagen, dass sie nach der bescheuerten Pause wieder leben wird…. /
Moffat ueber den Cliffhanger:
Quote:„You will see the Doctor’s life change forever, you will gasp in astonishment at the true nature of his relationship with Amy and you will cry out in horror as Rory Williams stumbles to the brink of a tragic mistake.“ClaireB;411878 wrote:Quote:you will gasp in astonishment at the true nature of his relationship with AmyAlso wenn Amy seine Tochter ist….. :-L
Quote:The sixth series of Doctor Who will open with a two-parter set in the US, the BBC has announced.Scenes will be filmed in the Utah desert for a story set in the late ’60s in which the Doctor, Amy and Rory find themselves on a secret summons to the Oval Office.
The episodes have been written by new series boss Steven Moffat and co-produced with BBC America.
Production starts in Cardiff this month with Matt Smith and Karen Gillen.
Alex Kingston will reprises her role as River Song.
Quote:Doctor Who: Time Lords are immortal – officialTime Lords could only regenerate 12 times – until now, it seems, when we have Matt Smith starring as the Eleventh Doctor. The rule, established and repeated over 25 years of the show, now appears to have been revoked with an aside in the spin-off show The Sarah Jane Adventures.
In a two-part story called The Death of the Doctor, in response to Clyde’s (Daniel Anthony) questions about regeneration, the Doctor gives a far higher figure for the number of times he can change than the Time Lords‘ statutory 12.
This brief comment reverses what’s been a staple of the series since The Deadly Assassin, a 1976 serial when Tom Baker was the Fourth Doctor.
But go further back to The War Games in 1969 and the then Second Doctor, Patrick Troughton said that Time Lords could live for ever, „barring accidents“.
The limit was also dodged in the case of rival Time Lord the Master, who used up his regenerations but was given a new „life cycle“. And while it won’t say much, the official BBC Doctor Who website does suggest that the demise of the Time Lords as a species and a society in the Time War might somehow take away the 12 regenerations limit.
So is the show returning to its roots, or is it all a cop-out? Post a comment and let us know.
Doctor Who: Time Lords are immortal – official – Blogs – Radio Times
„Fear me, I killed hundreds of Time Lords.“
„Fear me, I killed all of them.“
#devil2#Sehr geiler Trailer, bin schon voller Vorfreude #mh#
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