MOISTURIZE | Doctor Who Season 1 Episode 2 "The End of the World" Reaction!

[@emme]

MOISTURIZE ME is a phrase i would think would stick with me but so it has! As a reminder i’m a month ahead on patreon! patreon.com/emmereacts 🎉

[@jerrybradley3792]

Of course it has... I hope you stay hydrated, to moisturize from within.

[@zemoxian]

Are you a Buffy fan? The writers of Doctor Who were fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Sometimes there’s little nods to the prior show. Or perhaps they’re coincidences? Cassandra reminds me of a demon on Buffy who was, let’s say the opposite of flat who also required frequent moisturizing. I’ve often wondered if Balthazar inspired Casandra.

[@garrettwhite5943]

The Ninth Doctor is such an intriguing version of the character. He's fun, he's sweet, but he also has an edge to him that's incredibly visible. Christopher Eccleston is a treasure in the role. You're so in for a 'fantastic' ride.

[@kyrauniversal]

He was best described as "All Doctors at once. The Doctor who'd know when a sonic would take too long and to break the door down."

[@mattp6089]

I wish he'd done a second season, more people would likely realise he was a very good Doctor.

[@mikeycowell142]

The ninth is my favourite, what people seem to forget, Christopher Eccleston had the hardest job out of all the doctors who had the honour to play the role. He had to bring in a whole new generation

[@alexthorpe6583]

You're wondering about the War the Doctor was in. At the time this came out, no one knew what he was talking about, because it was all from after the Classic show.

[@CrankyGrandma]

No, it wasn’t in the classic show. It was just a slow reveal of something that happened between the two iterations of the show.

[@nigelhyde279]

The Time War was included in the Eighth Doctor novels published in the gap between the Spielberg pilot and the 2005 reboot. It was something that people who read those knew of.

[@KthulhuXxx]

@@nigelhyde279While the novels do destroy the Doctor's world, it's a very different threat than the Time War, and it's restored towards the end of the series of novels. The Time War between the Doctor's people and the [REDACTED] was not explored in any other media prior to the 2005 show. It's original to the show.

[@jeanine6328]

@@nigelhyde279 Snarky much?

[@nigelhyde279]

Back at you.@@jeanine6328

[@Jeflar70]

Emme, welcome to the Whovian family! Do yourself a favour and don’t look up the Time War. It was a brand new element to the plot added in the ‘05 reboot, you’re not supposed to know about it, as the episodes you’re watching will gradually fill you in with the information as you keep viewing. Glad to have you on board! You are going to love this show more and more as you continue.

[@bryter00]

Hi Emme. Please do not look up information about the time war - you will spoil a lot for yourself. The Time War is a new storyline for this era of the show. Don’t worry about the show’s long history, everything you need to know will be explained as this new era goes on. Enjoying your reactions and welcome to the show with the biggest heart. At times it’s fun and silly, at times it’s thought provoking and quite dark for a family show, and at times it is absolutely heartbreaking.

[@frankwales]

An American fan described the show as: "always goofy, sometimes brilliant"

[@ThePonderer]

I like how it really hits Rose this episode that she’s run off with a complete stranger into life or death stakes. Really rams home for her and the audience what that decision means.

[@0okamino]

Considering that, would you go with The Doctor? Would I? I’ve given it a good amount of thought over the years, and still haven’t reached a definite decision. I like to think I would, but that might be a different matter if actually faced with that situation.

[@HuntingViolets]

Cassandra was once a little boy and later was a woman.

[@theductductgoose]

fr like... it's not that confusing, no need to resort to saying, "thing"

[@auroralong5437]

yeah that was super disappointing :( it's pretty simple

[@grahamgresty8383]

The last 'pure human' was played by Zoe Wannamaker who also played madam Hooch in Harry Potter.

[@cryptozoomauler5505]

She also voiced Theresa in Fable II and Fable: The Journey. She won a Laurence Olivier award and 4 Tony Awards, not even counting the MANY nominations for these two and BAFTA awards, and was awarded Commander of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II.

[@medafan53]

Fun fact; this episode looks so good because Russel T Davis hadn't done Sci-Fi before, and he blew most of Series 1's budget on this one episode.

[@Jeflar70]

He had done sci-fi before Who - ‘Dark Season’.

[@Nyx__]

"When i was a little boy" and her name is cassandra. I think it's extremely obvious the character is supposed to be trans.

[@ignaciaandreavallevivar9442]

Trans people can be purist racists too then! Cool (Genuinely, it's cool trans people get representation in both good and bad people roles)

[@scottredding7357]

I loved the bit about jiggery-pokery and hullabaloo when he's fixing Rose's phone.

[@0okamino]

Very technical terms, of course.

[@FineAdditionCollector]

I’m 23 so this revival of the show basically summed up my childhood - some of the episodes had the entire country going mad! Cant wait for you to enjoy it :)

[@mareiramv]

Emme + Doctor Who time! That's going to be a really fun routine from now on...

[@CrankyGrandma]

The war and the doctors background is a slow reveal. It’s worth not spoilering yourself because over the course of the first few seasons it will be revealed, a bit at a time. Rose is there to be “us” and learn about things as she experiences them. The doctor looks human but there are flashes when you realize how alien and how powerful he is. It’s worth experiencing the slow reveal. I love Cassandra as a villain. She just kept having plastic surgery to “improve” herself until she looked less human than the aliens.

[@matthewteague623]

I can only imagine finding yourself cast in such an iconic role, for the revival of such a beloved show, after it had been off the air for so long. That is a LOT of pressure Christopher Eccleston must have felt. Even if he was simultaneously up for and enjoyed the challenge, the pressure has to still be there.

[@space1999]

Great underrated episode! Ps the time lords were around in classic Dr who.... the time war happened between the time classic finished and new who started in 2005.....

[@smashstuff86]

9:14 Apparently not saying "bye" is a TV trope that I just read about yesterday.

[@peterlewis2178]

Kind of like the TV trope of never saying "I love you"

[@jonathanward2527]

I am SO happy you're doing Doctor Who reactions :) I look forward to seeing the next one very soon

[@Sam-sr9zq]

So remember last episode when you said there were multiple Doctors and this was the first? Actually the First Doctor was played by William Hartnell in the 1960s, and Christopher Eccleston is the Ninth. That's why he was looking at himself in the mirror in episode 1, because he changed. It's a mechanic that's used to keep the show going through different actors playing the role - as a newcomer you'll find out more later in Series 1, but that there in episode 1 is a little hint for those who were already familiar with the show.

[@katie8881]

The Time Lords actually appeared sporadically through classic who and the doctor even went to his home planet a number of times. Talk about a shock for returning fans when the reveal hits that everything and everyone has been destroyed. I watched classic who after watching modern who so I came in fresh but I don't know how I would have felt if I watched it the other way around.

[@sithlordkaeyl21]

I too wondered about not saying “goodbye” after phone calls, so I searched for reasons why, and found that the episodes have to be a specific length of time (they won’t be accepted if they go over that time) to get reviewed before they start trimming out “unnecessary” parts, so even though it would be more “realistic” to say that before hanging up, they’d rather leave that part out so they don’t have to cut a joke they like or an emotional scene.

[@HuntingViolets]

Most people in TV shows don't say goodbye before they hang up (for reasons mentioned, more or less, and wanting not to end with something anticlimactic sometimes), which is kind of annoying, really. If they cut to another scene, it's okay, obviously. A lot of shows on streaming just go as long as they need to per episode, though, so it's a different world now (sometimes).

[@sighberspook2021]

Just FYI Cassandra is a confirmed Trans woman, that's why she said "when I was a little boy" she's talking about before she transitioned

[@Joshua-i2o8s]

The dialogue in this one episode in particular compared to literally every other episode is wild. Asking if rose is a prostitute, the Micheal Jackson joke, calling Cassandra a bitch. Not that I have a problem with it, it actually somehow all works alongside the normal tone of the show. Rose should of called out and swore at more villains apparently.

[@HuntingViolets]

The Michael Jackson joke was about his multiple plastic surgeries (maybe you realize that but I wasn't sure) to the point where he became unrecognizable, as does Cassandra. Rose's telling the Doctor and Jabe to go and pollinate was funny too.

[@KthulhuXxx]

RTD's era tends to have a lot of pop culture references that date it quite a bit, IMO. The quality of the storytelling took a HUGE upswing once Moffat took over as showrunner.

[@HuntingViolets]

@@KthulhuXxx Well, Rose comes from a particular era, so her using references to that era doesn't seem out of place to me, although it can lead to confusion sometimes, I suppose. But that's part of the charm and why we have search engines. :)

[@chazo1367]

@@KthulhuXxx I think Series 1 has the worst of it, series 2 and onwards cut back on pop culture a lot more, but that's because bigger budget and they didn't need to rely on the references like that to make it relatable, as long as the companion was relatable.

[@granadosvm]

For those of us who remembered Classic Who, this storyline brought all the favorites, the Time Lord exploring space and time in his TARDIS with a companion, his sonic screw driver and his psychic paper, but then, also the intriguing story about him being the last Time Lord and his planet not existing any more. Being the last Time Lord was not part of the classic stories. I remember when I was kid, the sound of the motors of the TARDIS made me feel scared.

[@hallyhop]

I'm loving this journey with you!! Can't wait to continue 🥰 I'm so glad you're enjoying it so much

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

Mannequins and "moisturize me". Basically, you watched only the first two episodes when the show came out.

[@0okamino]

I just hope nobody ever expected the series to mostly involve mannequins and moisturizing. 😄

[@Andy-wl6xy]

Enjoy your Who journey. This has been my favourite TV show since the 1970s 😊👍

[@MikeWood]

These so early episodes are so fun to re-watch. Seeing you trying to figure out things and reacting to psychic paper etc for the first time is a giggle for sure. :) It's tough not to do, but don't look up too many facts on the show as pretty much everything could have coincidental spoilers.

[@ronfehr7899]

Doctor Who started as a children's show, actually. It's main focus was history and science. It'll be interesting to see your reactions and hear your views.

[@KthulhuXxx]

The focus on history didn't last that long, given that the [REDACTED] appeared in the second serial. :D

[@chazo1367]

@@KthulhuXxx Indeed, smashed the popularity to the roof and it surprised all the higher ups, so it became less of an educational thing and more of what it is now.

[@mz5458]

I'm glad you're liking it right away -- just wait till when it starts getting good!

[@alexdundas-taylor3420]

Again, interacting because interacting is good and this series is worthy.

[@Alucia0]

Cassandra Is possibly either trans or gender fluid I would say gender fluid though. When she said she was a little boy she meant it literally. I think it's stated in one of the novels that she has transitioned male, to female to genderless to bigender and everywhere in between multiple times. Before she went full on trampoline. She was born biologically male though.

[@davidbergfors6820]

I knew this episode was early, but I didn't know it was THIS early!

[@louisgriffiths9492]

love that you're doing doctor who reactions, great show!

[@emme]

Glad you like them!

[@binrotheheretic8174]

​​​@@emmeJust a quick reminder to watch the Born Again mini-episode (won't be on your streamer but it's on YT) after episode 13 ! - mentioning it now as you're up to ep7 ir 8 😀 (right now i'm going to be quiet about it 😀)

[@auntvesuvi3872]

I didn't remember that this one happened so soon in the season. It's got some memorable events/characters, for sure. 🔚 Thanks, Emme!

[@0okamino]

I love that it quickly throws you into an adventure that is extremely far flung, but temporally rather than spatially. An immediate reminder of what dimensions we’ll be working with here.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

@@0okamino Time and space sort of sums up the ocean upon which the Doctor and his companions sail. ⛵

[@0okamino]

@@auntvesuvi3872Well, it's all relative in those dimensions. 😉

[@auntvesuvi3872]

@@0okamino 🥂

[@HuntingViolets]

It would have been interesting if Jabe had lived. What an interesting companion she would have been. Could she regrow?

[@TheFireMonkey]

This is the first season of the restarted Dr Who, but it is actually season 27, since this isn't a reboot, so much as a continuation after a 16 year break. This is actually the 9th doctor. The War was what "happened" between the end of season 26 and the start of this season. It was a way to bring the show back without rebooting it - they sort of filled in the missing time with a war we didn't see and that way the timeline for the Doctor can be continuous from the first episode in 1963. They do have a lot of call backs to the original series to help stitch it all together. As someone who started watching when it first aired in Canada, 14 months after it aired in England, it is kind of interesting spotting the call backs, but for those who started with the New-Who, you don't need to know about that to enjoy the show.

[@salvessen6100]

It's great to enjoy the show with you, thanks for your reactions :)

[@910luk]

Emme, I started following you for your Star Wars content Now that you are finally watching Doctor Who, I am VERY hyped about what comes next, it is my favorite work of fiction ever, hope you like it as much as I do

[@DearStarlight77]

This chapter is amazing. I love that after all that deep talk and the trauma they experienced, they just to eat some fries on the street, cause nothing matter more than living and experiencing the present together.

[@Novaximus]

The hardest thing might be trying to keep from any spoilers in both comments and clips. You Tube has a habit of "suggesting" things before you're ready for them. I hope you have a moderator or someone that can proof the comments too and delete any spoiler stuff. But Dr. Who fans are usually very good about not ruining it for reactors because we all want to see you enjoy the show as it unfolds.

[@AdamFishkin]

This was my introduction to Doctor Who when it aired on CBC, because I missed the first one. (Canadian stations didn't sell it very well.) When it comes to villains, Cassandra was a bit too silly for my taste, so I didn't know if my interest would sustain if the series' villains were mostly like that. Thankfully they weren't. The plotting of the episode is much better in hindsight. While it sets pieces in motion for Rose's arc over the rest of the season, it also contrasts her personality traits and how they work both for and against her in a very different situation compared to the previous episode. Michael Jackson was still alive, but he was in no condition to be worrying about any people throwing shade at him. Marc Almond & David Ball (a.k.a. Soft Cell, the duo who covered "Tainted Love" in the 80s) went through their 2nd breakup the year this episode aired.

[@natmanprime4295]

this is my fav doctor. good reaction

[@davewhitmore1958]

"L'il Nosy Nellie's gonna get us in trouble!" Yep, they do that . . .

[@chomskyismyhomeboi3509]

Great to see you're going through Who! Fantastic show

[@gordowg1wg145]

Tree lady just wants a root!

[@vincentking2552]

The Doctor is very good teleports, calling people back, and sometimes both.... 😉

[@0okamino]

And that’s the end. Well, it was fun while it lasted. See you next episode! 😁

[@Daltwan_Kenobi]

I do kind of wish I was The Doctor right now so I could time travel ahead to some of the reactions I’m looking forward to seeing you watch but I won’t. I will come on this journey properly and not even regret it. I’ll be here for every one of them 👍

[@ChibiHoshiDragon]

The spider bug is very similar to the Minority Report scanners.

[@Sco16161]

Great reaction as always emme

[@davidbergfors6820]

1:15 Yes, 13 seasons, and about 60 times the world was ending, it's what the Doctor does. 5:35 a great example of why backwards would be my preference if I would travel in time, there is so much science and history get wrong!

[@gmchris3752]

Without spoilering anything: The show will reveal most of the relevant answers from the classic series. What are Time Lords? Why are there different actors, etc. I hope those aren't spoiled for you. In the original series, these answers were revealed/made-up over the show's 26 series run! The Doctor was assumed to be human for quite a while, and Time Lords weren't discussed until the end of the sixth series! Fun fact, the Nestene Consciousness (from Rose) showed up in the seventh series. The Time War was mostly new even to longtime fans. There were literally dozens and dozens of (mostly excellent) novels released between the two series, and some of them hinted at a coming Time War, or a long-ago Time War, or a Time War that was stopped from even happening by using time travel, etc. But fans didn't really know anything more about the Time War than you do, and the reboot used it as a way to keep things fresh. Even if they got things "wrong," history had already been changed by the Time War!

[@Iluvantir]

"The Doctor is alive: he is a Time Lord. He will become a new man." Regeneration - a complete new life cycle. A way for Time Lords to trick death. (It's why the Doctor "keeps changing" actors)

[@kenmercer8112]

9:20 just read a thing on why they dont say goodby on TV/movies. time. every few seconds can count when editing.

[@michaelnesbitt]

Love it, can’t wait for the next episode.

[@azizuladnan2957]

Yo, really wants some (French) Fries as well right now... cause that's what the British said... chips! Looking forward for the next one~ :D

[@numbersandsports4206]

This was such a strong second episode to a new series. If you like Syfy you would be hooked after this.

[@Timevortex-x8o]

Love this episode

[@symeonnoemys6838]

Loving your react channel, just wondering when we're going to get a reaction to the Serenity movie?

[@kemmdog4444]

The Time War was created for the new series.

[@paxtenebrae]

Something I meant to touch on last time was you feeling like episode 1 was too early for the end of the world. Doctor Who exists on a completely different scale of threat to just about any other show in existence. Saving the world in a random episode is pretty normal for The Doctor. He matches wits with gods and outfoxes entities from beyond the universe. He's a force so ancient and so compassionate that everything evil in the universe simply does not know how to deal with him. What's waiting out there is so much bigger and so much scarier and so much better than could possibly be imagined from here. I'm being vague to avoid spoilers, but yeah what's going on in this setting is BIG. No matter how big you're imagining, double it and add an extra suitcase full of big.

[@HuntingViolets]

I think she was referring to the title of this episode. And the world really did end here. Honestly, I think people are getting so enthusiastic that they're oversharing a bit. It would be nice if she found all that out on her own. Kind of what I'm watching it to see happen.

[@Nigel_A15]

If you're hooked already, it's gonna be something after a few seasons when you really get to experience what the show has to offer. It took me a while to get hooked, but this show is iconic for a reason and really defines the sci-fi/time travel genre. The Doctor is one of the greatest characters created.

[@Wolf359inc]

It is so nice to see this show through fresh eyes. [Edit] I wrote a long, rambling post, but deleted it, as it contained far too many spoilers, and I did not want to ruin things for you. Suffice to say, I am living vicariously watching you watching the show for, effectively, the first time, and I am loving it. I hope it maintains your interest, and you end up watching the whole thing, whether you choose to make videos about the episodes, or not. I consider Doctor Who to be one of the last, true “family” shows - a show where the entire family, from bubs to adults, can watch the show, and enjoy it, without bits of it needed to be censored, or explained, to anyone watching (provided you pay attention, of course… :) ). Further, it is a great concept for a show. Although (and I will drop one minor spoiler here), for someone who can go anywhere in time and space, he does seem to spend an awful lot of time in England - London, specifically (which is even funnier, considering the show is filmed in Wales… ). Cheers,

[@otps8035]

There is also heartland

[@DarkKnightBatman420]

Imo I never made it into the ranks of the whovians. I watched a few episodes of this series and fell off. I really wanted to finish it but I just could not make time for it in my life all those years ago. I remember that thing in the thumbnail. So strange. Anyway, now I kinda know which series I was watching pretty well thanks to that. Maybe one day I'll pick it back up.

[@HuntingViolets]

Classic Who is on Britbox, New Who (starting with this series/season) is on HBO. NeoWho, the new season starting is in May, will be on BBC in the UK and Disney+ in the U.S., if that helps.

[@vukkumsp]

Rick and Morty took lot of inspiration from Doctor Who series

[@duskdarkness911]

I really think you would enjoy the tv series Buffy the vampire slayer 1997 I think you little so, like the series, Indiana Jones, and if you’re interested in a really good cooking show, I think you’d like Heston cooking with science❤

[@jeffwontshutup]

If I could make one suggestion since you're not watching the classic series, it might be helpful to familiarize yourself with a couple of things from the original show that may come up ... just for context/callbacks and just what/who they are without anything spoilery. In particular, some of the classic villains/alien races; the Brigadier and UNIT; some of the more popular previous companions prior to Rose (particularly Susan, Jamie, Sarah Jane, Jo Grant, Nyssa & Tegan, Mel and Ace); and the bare minimum of what the doctor's first 8 faces looked like and each one's idiosyncrasy/affectation (flute, car, scarf, celery, etc.). There's definitely a way to look into that without getting spoiled.

[@canadianicedragon2412]

You forget this is a time traveller. The world could end in 1945 and we'd still have a show... even if we only visit Earth... because time. It you factor in the Doctor is an alien, as is the nestine... and whatever else... Earth go splat no one but the earthlings would care... right? They did a really good job of "seeding" plotlines and ideas in the revival. The "War" is one of those. we learn about it in pieces but it is worth the wait.

[@sadfaery]

Episode 1 was definitely too early for the end of the world. That's episode 2 material!!! Also, yeah, "moisturize me" really does stick with you. It's an unforgettable line.

[@12chapin]

Not the “apocalypse”, is what will happen when the sun dies.

[@bobclarke1815]

Jabe just wanted to "Stick" to him.

[@thedrummerking13]

Sith with gold chains would be gansta

[@UserName-vb4lg]

Just fyi his name is not dr who. He’s just the doctor.

[@0okamino]

True, unless we’re talking about Peter Cushing, but that’s a totally different matter.

[@andrewgwilliam4831]

Not according to the end credits... nor some of the classic stories! 😜

[@benjaminroe311ify]

I always liked this episode because it's wacky for sure. But in theory IF the Earth lasted until 5 billion years+ from now when the Sun goes supernova. It would surely obliterate the Earth. But it's very likely over that Billion years that Humans would survive and spread into the surrounding galaxy and interact with other alien beings and in fact evolve into different species etc and that some of them MIGHT want to come see the "END" of the world and that at least ONE of them might be a very strange looking human that had funny ideas about history and the past that would not seem entirely accurate to us if we were able to see and understand what they were referencing (We wouldn't) But interesting concept to show on screen from WAY into the future.

[@stormhawk3319]

In my opinion, the most fun season of New Who.

[@SailorAllan]

a little help for a new subscriber---Emme watched this when it came out in 2005---19 years ago ? she barely seems 19 herself........

[@cyberleadr]

Oh sweet summer child...

[@popgirlyprima]

Just curious to viewers, was Cassandra implied to be trans in this episode?

[@mhlevy]

PE was a terrific Doctor. I first started watching Dr. Who near the end of the John Pertwee Doctor, and I really loved Tom Baker's & Peter Davison's Doctors, and watched every eposide. I sort of lost interest during the Colin Baker's Doctor, and didn't begin watching again until Peter's Doctor. It's hard to believe that the first episode of the original Doctor was pre-empted by President Kennedy's assasination! "Doctor Who" is, or at least, was an amazing show. I believe you'll love these episodes, with at least the next two Doctors!

[@jonathanward2527]

Do you mean CE?

[@jackduddle9449]

Will you be watching season 3 of the bad batch?

[@jecouterai]

Emme, did you forget about The Bad Batch, season 3?

[@cryptozoomauler5505]

Congrats on being a college grad. What's your major?

[@HuntingViolets]

No, Michael Jackson had had a lot of plastic surgery, so that's why she's comparing Cassandra and Michael Jackson.

[@Freshfruitt]

moisturize meeeeeeeeeee

[@Novaximus]

I will watch every Dr Who reaction that you make. Sign up me. Thank you for the videos Emme! You are awesome.

[@AhsimNreiziev]

When talking about Cassandra living on Earth as a little boy....... I know that it can be hard to catch on to what she meant, especially if you're not actively thinking about such possibilities, but it is really somewhat obvious: the clear implication is that Cassandra is a transgender woman.

[@HuntingViolets]

Well, he is very fanciable.

[@craigmorris4083]

You know, it's really been a while since I've enjoyed time spent here. Now that you are watching the longest running Sci-Fi show, I have only two words to say to you. Hello Sweetie :)

[@craigmorris4083]

and if you are wondering about that last bit...Spoilers. 😉

[@0okamino]

🤫😉

[@slaaneshhedonite7068]

Everything will be explained… sorta. I’d love to ramble on but I guess all I’ll say is, “Spoilers Sweetie” 😈

[@awkie]

so, cassandra mentioned being a “little boy” because she’s transgender. not the best rep for us lol but that’s why 🏳️‍⚧️

[@beejamjam]

yeah not a great joke lol, glad they're doing pretty good representation nowadays

[@emme]

Thanks for clarifying! I guess i didnt pick up on it because it seemed like a joke almost. Happy to hear theres better representation later!

[@koletoday]

❤

[@Jake5537t]

Casandra is trans

[@waynestockton8953]

Jacko died 2009

[@Tsuliwaensis]

you are way too young to be confused by a trans trampoline 👀

[@ronfehr7899]

Cassandra was obviously misinformed about some things, calling herself a boy and thinking a jukebox was an iPod.

[@AhsimNreiziev]

Nope. The only reason that Cassandra was confused about the jukebox/iPod thing was because the word "jukebox" had been lost to time. The words "man", "woman", "boy" and "girl" were still around and fully in use as they originally were. So there would be no reason for Cassandra to be confused about the words there. No. Rather, Cassandra truly was a little boy (or thought she was, anyway), but grew up to be a woman. These things, and these people, exist. We call this process *_transitioning_* and the people who go through said transitioning process we call *_transgender_* . You might have heard of these terms.

[@ronfehr7899]

​@AhsimNreiziev I realize your point about Cassandra's boy/girl reference, but as for the jukebox/iPad thing, I wonder if the term iPod would be just as obsolete that far into the future. Looking at it that way, on a cosmic scale, the two (jukeboxes and iPods) were not far apart.

[@barriehull7076]

thinking a jukebox was an iPod, comic effect perhaps, just like the Beatles were said to be a classical music group in 60s D W.

[@icoborg]

​@@AhsimNreizievafter five billion is even ludicrous thinking about the term transgender....beside he/she/it was just a piece of skin, you could probably classify as a talking curtain

[@AhsimNreiziev]

@@icoborg Have you ever heard of the term "WAFO"? Also....... WHY would transgender people just *_disappear_* in a few billion years?

[@garrettwhite5943]

The Ninth Doctor is such an intriguing version of the character. He's fun, he's sweet, but he also has an edge to him that's incredibly visible. Christopher Eccleston is a treasure in the role. You're so in for a 'fantastic' ride.

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

Chris Eccleston is such a charmster. Why was he treated so poorly?

[@garrettwhite5943]

@@ninjabluefyre3815 honestly I don't think the reasons for the friction between him and the higher up folks at the network will ever be made public. He outright hates all the producers guts.