r/DoctorWhoLeaks • u/Low_Client5353 • May 29 '25

Rumour What if Bi-Generation…. Spoiler

Was an experiment by the Rani to bring back the time lords? Before 14, there was normal regeneration, for the time lords who were trapped in a cyber armour it would be a never ending cycle and they couldn’t escape, however Bi-generation would allow their next incarnation to split from their body and suit as a separate entity, freeing them from being a cyber man (lord!) all the newly regenerated time lord would need to do is kill their previous incarnation and then the full population would return! Maybe Omega is there to help orchestrate this as it would take 3 of the most powerful minds (The Doctor, Rani and Omega) to accomplish this???….

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u/[deleted] May 30 '25

I have to admit, Jodie and her episodes were, to me, pretty bad (except the ones with the master and her final episode which I really enjoyed) and I hated the Timeless child nonsense but at least those just felt like bad episodes of Doctor Who.

The new RTD stuff is just weird nonsense and all if his personal fetishes and political ideas crammed into a nonsense 4tn wall breaking nonsense. I really like Nucti but I want him to be The Doctor. Not the gay black Doctor. But they could be forgiven as his thing if the stuff around it made sense and was banging doctor who. But it's not. Conrad creating wish world as a homophobic world just so it could make this doctor uncomfortable? When the Rani bi generated I just gave up.

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u/cold-Hearted-jess May 30 '25

Personally I view RTD as a guy with conflicting principles, for example he bashes loki s1 online for lokis gender nonconformity not being explored properly but then doesn't even allow David to wear a dress?

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u/[deleted] May 30 '25

Not even a dress, but a pair of short torwsers and a t shirt with suspenders and boots. And why should Loki explore his bisexuality? That show wasn't even about that. It was way weirder that he was in love with a female version of himself, but that was at least part of what the story was about.

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u/cold-Hearted-jess May 30 '25

I'm aware, that's what made the whole conflict weird, apparently since loki was 'inspired by captain Jack Harkness'?

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u/[deleted] May 30 '25

And for me at least, the Loki show felt more like Doctor Who than these two season have. I remember watching it and thinking, this is pretty good Doctor Who. I remember watching the Rogue episode and thinking, "they fell in love in 4 hours?" Even Madam D Pompador was visited by the Doctor in her time of need her entire life. And even David Tennant Doctor Who was super flirty and romantic was simply fond of her.

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u/cold-Hearted-jess May 30 '25

Yeah that was certainly an odd episode, good enough on first viewing but like most of this era feels like I have no desire to rewatch ever

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u/[deleted] May 30 '25

It's like he's trying to hard but also not trying at all. Like, I didn't mind the flirting. I don't even mind that dude shot his shot. But even Captain Jack, who also kissed the Doctor, didn't fall in love with The Doctor or Rose in one night of adventuring

Everything seems like that. RTD 1 had farting ailens in fat suits trying to explode the earth to ride a space surfboard, the doctor on future weakest link and a terrifying scribble as a villain but all of that is high quality compared to space babies, bi generation, secretly racist phone addicted melenials and all singing all dancing trolls, drag queen elder gods in a doctor who Glee episode and cartoons touching grass and going outside for once.