New Doctor Who Episode Titles Reveal Hidden Clues

All 8 episode titles from the new upcoming Doctor Who Season 2 have been revealed with short 5 second videos.
So what clues can be found within the videos and in the titles Themselves? Multiverses? Wishes? and more?

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[timrob]

Of all the little title reveals, I think the most information can be gained from "Lucky Day" since it has multiple newspaper articles in the background and I'm definitely going to be examining those.

[CineScarborough]

What if Mr Ring-A-Ding wishes in the cartoon to be 'a real boy' and his wish is granted by the Wish World, explaining how he comes into the real world? Or a kid wishes he could meet Mr Ring-A-Ding and his wish is granted?

[timrob]

Also, my opinion on the various little titles:
1. Revolution of the Robots - The planet Belinda tease is intruiging and are that Dalek rays in the background?
2. Lux - Reminds me of Flux (minus the F). Maybe a sequel to Flux?
3. The Well - Why isn't that door going completely shut? Is it just for the title reveal or is this how the monster gets in/gets out? Because the door isn't working properly.
4. Lucky Day - Again, as mentioned below, might take some time to examine these articles. I think they might give us some additional clues about the episode. Also, is that an image of the spaceship hitting Big Ben in Aliens of London?
5. The Story and the Engine - Not a clue what to expect here. I know the spider is probably significant, and who are the missing persons?
6. Interstellar Song Contest - Curious about what exactly the threat is in this story. Haven't learned anything about that yet.
7. Wish World - Someone pointed out to me that the clock could be a reference to 13's fob watch. Is this where we get our potential Jo Martin return? And are those the bones of the dinosaur seen in the trailer?
8. The Reality War - What if the Doctor wished to know the truth and the show goes really meta on the idea and reveals to him the genuine truth about Doctor Who the TV show? And if we go into a multiverse, does this maybe mean cameos from the likes of Richard E. Grant and Rowan Atkinson?

[DankerTVTimeCapsule]

interesting boom and the well is episode 3 in each season so if it is related to the vallenguard

[Danaesthetic]

Honestly even though I agree multiverses are an over used trope in current media franchises for the worse in most cases, I think doctor who is the perfect franchise to experiment with it. For saying Doctor who is a sci-fi show about travelling through time and space there are very few occasions where it has delved into different Just imagine something like the divergent universe saga but in the main show.

On a similar note an idea I've had for a while now is a season set entirely in the land of fiction, where at first its not that strange but with each episode it gets stranger and stranger breaking the 4th wall and parodying different genres and tv tropes more as it goes.

For example it opens up with the usual what if folk tale monster was real doctor who usually does so nothing seems out of the ordinary, before going into celebrity historicals but with fictional characters like sherlock Holmes, then going into full crazy genre parody mode with something like a sitcom or classic black and white horror movie episodes, all leading to the finale where the doctor has finally made it to the heart of the land of fiction and realises its been leaking out into reality causing an incursion and the line between what is real and fake is becoming blurred. Which could all result in lasting consequences for the rest of this hypothetical era of the show, maybe every so often the doctor will run into remnants of the incursion, or have running gags similar to mavity where a famous fictional character has now become real or the other way around.

[michaelvalentine]

Wish World has me the most curious. The title fits in with my personal theory of Mrs. Flood's identity. Also it has bone motif so maybe Faction Paradox? Probably not but I can dream.

[elberno]

Belinda is a Harbinger.
The planet Belinda and her appearance in "Boom", echo Susan Triad's arc

[anthonyfisher-]

I have a bit of a theory based on not only the season as a whole but the finale too. I think the big bad of the season will be the trickster either as Mrs flood or she's connected some how. I feel like this season will lean into a be careful what you wish for narrative. Maybe it's people's wishes turning on them. I could see Episode 2 maybe someone wanting the cartoon to come alive? Episode 4 maybe Ruby is abit bored at the start and wants something to happen? Episode 6 there's got to be someone there wishing to win that contest. Then wish world and the reality war. Maybe it's everyones wishes causing the world to collapse in on itself due to too many paradoxical events? End of reality itself. Am I crazy?

[friendlyotaku]

Planet Belinda definitely makes me think the reason the Robots kidnap her is because they think she's the Queen of their planet or some kind of god-like being. It's worth noting in the trailer you can see her being led to some kind of chair, possibly a throne!

[ftumschk]

Could Planet Belinda be a subtle nod to Planet Dido, as seen in the Hartnell story _The Rescue, _ where new companion Vicki was introduced after Susan left? I'm just making that suggestion because Belinda was the handmaiden of Dido, Queen of Carthage in the story of Dido and Æneas, set at the time of the Trojan War.

[animewatcher]

The g on the well door was something i saw right away and thought as a joke how funny would it be if the episode was a gladiator themed episode with legend or viper as a villain

[polgarauk]

Interesting theory's and observations on the titles 😊
Sorry I am a bit late to this tough week with the kids.
Obviously there has been further information released in Doctor Who magazine since this video.
I am not sure which episode I am looking forward to most they all come across as interesting 😊

[j_mckenzie]

Question though is who is the villain in Interstellar Song Contest and the plot of the episode? Rumours suggest it’s The Editor manipulating people through the use of music but I go outside the box and think it’s actually Rylan who’s been cryogenically created for the Contest but who knows. 🤷‍♂️

[Auntydaren]

Phil. I writing this at the start of the video. I think it may be confirmed the daleks are back for the finale my thoughts because of the title the reality war

[robo]

Could the figure at the table in Wish World be referencing a new black guardian look?

[AStupidID]

Probably just a complete coincidence but the, 'It likes you scared' line reminds me of the Fearmonger from Big Finish with the Seventh Doctor.

[andykey]

Im thinking The Well is the episode in the trailers where they're in 'space suits', and it looks like they're abseiling down into...a well? Feels a bit Beast Below 🤔

[Blazing_Ninja]

The Story and The Engine Interstellar Song Contest are probably the weakest names in the season, but I think the rest are intriguing enough!

Interesting thing with the Gladiators logo - It's a triangle. And there were lots of triangles in season 1!

[YourQueerGreatAuntie]

Ok, so if I hear "Story" and there's a spider around.... Ananse! As in, the Trickster God of Stories from West African and Afro-Carribean mythology. I had already wondered about that with the previous trailer connecting the barber shop to the giant spider. Barber shops are important cultural and community centres for men of African descent especially, and that's very much the vibe I got from the trailer. So, I read "The Story and The Engine" as "Ananse gets hold of a TARDIS". And he would definitely be a Chaos Pantheon kinda guy.

[markpatrick]

No answers, just questions: does any of this explain why it snows around Ruby? Who was/is Ruby's dad? Does the reality war relate to why the doctor said that the past was changing for him in his memories? Which Pantheon members will we see this season? and how does Mrs Flood relate to all this?