Bill pointing out that "TARDIS" only works in English (and the Doctor's handwaving it away) was a lovely little moment.
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Tying those two points together, at the outset of the series Susan claimed to have coined the term "TARDIS". Perhaps that just means that she came up with its English name.
Time Lords tend to refer to them as capsules, don't they? It's just the Doctor and Time Lords closely associated with him that call them TARDISes.
Time Lords tend to refer to them as capsules, don't they? It's just the Doctor and Time Lords closely associated with him that call them TARDISes.
I think that's largely the case. Of course, the TARDIS translates other languages into the listener's native tongue, so even if one were to hear a Time Lord say "TARDIS", that doesn't mean that's what they said in Gallifreyan.
During the First Doctor's tenure, during Ian and Barbara's time at least, even the Doctor mostly called it the ship.
Tying those two points together, at the outset of the series Susan claimed to have coined the term "TARDIS". Perhaps that just means that she came up with its English name.
I'd forgotten that! Makes me wonder if we'll see Susan this season.
Hey, did we know that 1) there is a TV version of Snowpiercer at work and 2) Josh Friedman, who helmed my beloved Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles, is going to be the show-runner? [link]
That article is from late 2016, but I just came across some of Friedman's tweets that suggest he's hard at work with writing for the show right now. IMDb says it's in "pre-production" so whether it'll be greenlit remains to be seen, I suppose.
I am not caught up on iZombie from its return yet, but OMG, the guy who plays Ravi is on this episode of Supergirl!
I suspect he will not have quite the same charm or sense of humor.
And the actress who plays Jiya in Timeless as his CFO!
I watched about half the episode then stopped watching because it looked like both the Ravi and Jiya characters would turn out to be evil, which made me go, BAH. I know, I know. Actors play different roles!
And the actress who plays Jiya in Timeless as his CFO!
Thank you, knew I recognized her but I hadn't looked her up yet.
Vonnie, would it be set on the train or after the events of the movie?