Off the top of my head some of the most obvious contenders are Day of the Daleks (anti dalek guerillas going back in time accidentally cause the Dalek dystopia), Genesis of the Daleks (stopping them from ever existing), Mawdryn Undead (multiple Brigadiers from different time periods), Battlefield (Merlin is a future Doctor) - I'll stop there lest this post just become me talking to myself, but I'm v curious what else there is.Īnything that engages w the weird and wild implications of time travel as more than just a vehicle for going to caveman times, even if its not the core of the story. I'm enough of a nerd to be broadly familiar with every episode but not enough so to have actually seen all of them. Timey wimey Classic stories DISCUSSION So we all know that New Who (well, the Moffat era specifically, for the most part) loves using time travel not only as a way of getting the Doctor and friends into adventures, but also as a plot device in stories - closed time loops, paradoxes, effect preceding cause, fixed points in time. It's not as significant as some of the new title I had been considering, but it is a change. I always knew Amys skirt would get them into trouble one day. If you enjoyed it, I think youll like my previous Who The Dread of Night, and my upcoming Fright Motif. You may have noticed a few changes slowly rolling out here at Wibbly-wobbly, Timey-wimey Blog. And two Amy Ponds Be still my beating heart. Of the 2153 comments on the DeletionSciFi on Twitter thread.
So we all know that New Who (well, the Moffat era specifically, for the most part) loves using time travel not only as a way of getting the Doctor and friends into adventures, but also as a plot device in stories - closed time loops, paradoxes, effect preceding cause, fixed points in time.īut I'm curious just how often this kind of thing popped up in classic. Same wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey goodness, though. Its Timey Wimey for a Female Doctor Tags Episode 2: The Second Affect body British cinema.
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