jabberwocky

The family dynamic on Gallifrey has been in question since the Novak that came out in the 90’s where they lost the ability to have childern, and came up with the concept of the Looms

scififan2009

Was that ever referenced in the series though?

jabberwocky

The Looms them selves I don’t think that they where ever directly referenced to in the series, just in the New Adventure Novels. And they are considered Canon, but I don’t like the concept. As such I also hated the book that bring the hole thing in play.

BlondieLeigh

I'm not sure it can be considered show canon if it's never been referenced in the show, tbh.

jabberwocky

The argument for them has been that the New Advanter books were published by the BBC, since the show at that time was not in production and there was a demand for anything Doctor Who.

BlondieLeigh

Seems open to interpretation.

LaAmapola

I finally got to see this episode and I thought it was cool but also kind of scary and creepy and it was really neat that Jodie's toughness showed through and she also showed her tender side when she was with the young girl. I never knew Graham liked cheese sandwiches and I found it funny that Graham likes his cheese sandwiches with pickles and even before I saw this episode I started liking Graham's cheese sandwiches and now I refer to cheese sandwiches as Graham Sandwiches. I thought the mirror scene was scary and I thought that Graham was so freaked out by the mirror and when the bats were chasing after them I never knew that everybody was freaked out by the bats but Jodie was very brave. My favorite scene was when Jodie got to meet a talking frog and I thought the frog was so cute because I love frogs and Jodie was so sweet to the frog and it was cool that the frog wanted to be Jodie's friend. A well done episode and I hope that the new season will be just as cool as well for Doctor Who
Amapola

BlondieLeigh

Really glad you're finally getting to watch.

Summer Falls

yey