63 Doctor Who Fan Theories You Need To Know

Join us as we delve into the timey-wimey world of Doctor Who fan theories in this mega-compilation!

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[sleepeybunney]

My theory is that all the Doctors are actually the same guy. If you pay attention there are subtle hints throughout the show.

[Faction.Paradox]

Fan Theories just reminds me of 2005 when so many people were ADAMANT that Adam would become Davros

[thealexmarriott]

The Master is an ancient bi-generation of the Doctor. They are both the timeless child. That is why their fates are so entwined.

[sylviamaike]

The bigeneration theory that perhaps 14 and 15 split the Doctor's traits and it shows as one eventually becoming more heroic and the other descending into evil is a fascinating idea.

[OGdadpool]

The Pandorica exploded because River was a paradox flying the TARDIS. During the moment of the explosion, Plastic Rory kills Amy. Meaning River would never be born. It has been established that the TARDIS can not handle paradoxes. Which is why River apologizes. She realizes how she miscalculated, and it wasn't the Doctor who exploded the TARDIS, it was/is her.

[DubbleD]

I have my gripes with 13's era, but

"Alright then, Doctor Whoever-I'm-About-To-Be.
*Tag*
You're it."

is an iconic exit line and I'll stand on business for that.

[somethingbanter]

id like to think that rose's paradox was a bigger deal since her dad being alive would upend her life and she is the doctor's companion so her timestream is woven around lots of different places across time. a paradox involving her specifically upends a LOT of history all at once so its a much bigger paradox, probably creates much more time energy

[-VoltYouTube]

I reckon the Fourteenth Doctor overloaded his screwdriver, which is why when the Fifteenth Doctor redesigned it he got rid of the shield and screen features.

[dylanmaxey]

Interesting the hand that picks up the Master's ring from the funeral pyre has the same red nail polish and manicure as the hand that picks up the ring at UNIT's helipad.

[eelepage]

I always thought being turned into a Weeping Angel was s Timelord punishment and the Angels just coped and used to their advantage to survive

[Quasiethethemeparkhusky]

DOCTOR WHO EPISODE BEFORE I GO SLEEP THANK YOU WHOCULTURE!!

[jennifermiller]

I'm waiting for them to officially make Mary Poppins a Time Lord.

[helloitsmeahmario]

The theory that 14 will be 15's Watcher is too good to top IMO. This must be cannon.

[drparadox]

7:28 well what I always thought about regeneration is that Doctor Delays them and Regeneration has to work double time to fix the mortal injuries. Classic Doctors never delayed and just regenerated when the time came, hence no blowing up. 8 LITERALLY was dead and only regenerated thanks to Sisterhood Of Karn so no wonder he released SO MUCH energy. 9 literally swallowed the vortex so no issue there. 10 delayed and fought his regeneration every step of the way, hence the most violent regeneration.

11 got a new cycle plus he was on the brink of death and 12 delayed by a lot, wanting to end it all.

[helloitsmeahmario]

The idea that David Tenant's overshadows Ncuti's run is ridiculous IMO. 1. Both are banging good actors whom we all love 2. David holds his own 3. Ncuti holds his own 4. They are the same character. The Doctor is all part of themself. 5. Say what you want about drawing more viewers in by bringing Tenant back on the Eve of Ncuti (the first (second) black actor to play The Doctor)...but I reckon bringing David back was more to help finish off Donna's storyline than anything. RTD is arguably brilliant to honor the parameters he placed for Donna's metacrisis and come up with a banger of a way to solve this problem. 6. The set up is there for the 4th Doctor's Watcher. C'mon!
Also 7. 15 said so "Bigeneration isn't a thing" -so maybe in the coming seasons, we will see that this was all make believe in the game of the Toymaker. ...cuz the Toymaker was ze one to force die Doctor to ge-generate...

[HShoshana]

Rasillon literally says the disgraced Time Lords behind him were covering their eyes "like the weeping angels of old"

[mish]

41:58 if mrs flood hypothetically is the god of time, what if shes the doctors birth mother? this whole series is about adoption and reuinitng w Ruby's bio family as well as having a heavy focus on the gods. itd make sense if the timeless child was the actual child of the god of time (maestro even calls the doctor "the lord temporal")

[lilystagner]

Omg. The Doctor is always going to become The Caretaker because, how else can you care for a universe that no longer needs healing, but by memorializing it. I know that's basically the plot of the big finish caretaker ep, but it hits different thinking about it as the idea that his biggest fear, of outliving everyone else in the universe, is also just his ingrained destiny.

[inspector]

Rose crosses TWO timeliness at the same time in Father's Day, Saving her father & erasing her & the Doctor's previous visit.

[tomhindle]

My Timeless Child theory was that the Fugitive Doctor was actually an incarnation of the Master, secretly working with Dhawan to trick the Doctor into finding the Child for them. All of the apparent plot-holes raised by the Fugitive's existence (ie her having the TARDIS and calling herself the Doctor, despite claiming to have existed before Hartnell) were a deliberate effort to intrigue the Doctor. They were creating a mystery she wouldn't be able to ignore. The Masters' end-goal, once the Doctor had tracked the Child down for them, was to harness its ability to endlessly regenerate.