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The Timeless Children

Episode aired Mar 1, 2020
TV-PG
1h 6m

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5.1/10

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Adventure Drama Sci-Fi

In the epic and emotional season finale, the Cybermen are on the march. As the last remaining humans are ruthlessly hunted down, Graham, Ryan and Yaz face a terrifying fight to survive. Civi... Read allIn the epic and emotional season finale, the Cybermen are on the march. As the last remaining humans are ruthlessly hunted down, Graham, Ryan and Yaz face a terrifying fight to survive. Civilisations fall. Others rise anew. Lies are exposed, truths are revealed, battles are fough... Read allIn the epic and emotional season finale, the Cybermen are on the march. As the last remaining humans are ruthlessly hunted down, Graham, Ryan and Yaz face a terrifying fight to survive. Civilisations fall. Others rise anew. Lies are exposed, truths are revealed, battles are fought, and for the Doctor - trapped and alone - nothing will ever be the same again.

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Sacha Dhawan and Jodie Whittaker in Doctor Who (2005)

Sacha Dhawan, Patrick O'Kane, and Jodie Whittaker in Doctor Who (2005)

Sacha Dhawan and Patrick O'Kane in Doctor Who (2005)

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Trivia
The Doctor and The Master arrive upon the desolate ruins of Gallifrey and the Master says, Look upon my works, Doctor, and despair". In 1818, Percy Bysshe Shelley wrote the sonnet 'Ozymandias' which contained the line, "My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings; Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair." The Doctor had met Shelley in The Haunting of Villa Diodati (2020).

Goofs
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Quotes
The Master: There's loads of robots. Throw a stick in this universe, you'll hit a robot.

Connections
Featured in Nerdrotic: Chris Chibnall Destroyed Doctor Who - The Timeless Children Review (2020)

Soundtracks
Doctor Who Theme
Written by Ron Grainer
Performed by BBC National Orchestra of Wales

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3/10

No, no, no, no, no

I simply don't understand how this script was even written.

It feels like they asked a 5 year old who had never seen the show to write a script.

It's just a child saying, and then this happen, oh and then this also happened.

The whole point of the doctor is that we don't know stuff like his real name, or origin story.

This storyline is just utter nonsense.

Nothing wrong with Jodie's acting, it's the script that's awful.

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