Steven Moffat shares his perspective on the current status of the Time Lords’ regeneration abilities in “Doctor Who,” especially following the revelations from the “Timeless Child” storyline. In an interview with CinemaBlend, Moffat discusses how these revelations could potentially reshape the lore surrounding the Time Lords, influencing future narratives and the fundamental understanding of the Doctor’s origins and capabilities.
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The thing is if you want the main character to be invincible it’s a great idea to not let the audience know about it. Now that we know he potentially has unlimited regenerations they have to do stuff like him stepping on a bomb that will blow up half a planet. Surely he couldn’t survive that.
My joke is every Time Lord was a Doctor regeneration. They either all became Cybermen or were killed by the Master who is also the Doctor.
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The thing is if you want the main character to be invincible it’s a great idea to not let the audience know about it. Now that we know he potentially has unlimited regenerations they have to do stuff like him stepping on a bomb that will blow up half a planet. Surely he couldn’t survive that.
My joke is every Time Lord was a Doctor regeneration. They either all became Cybermen or were killed by the Master who is also the Doctor.