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icefirestar
Topic: Series 2 finale
Recently, I have watched the series 2 finale, and cried,lol! Well, I have one question and maybe perhaps someone could answer me. 1.Are the Serieses connected?

Merry Christmas

Icefirestar

#1 Dec 25th 2006, 4:40am
GiraffeGirl
how do you mean? do you mean just through the stories or what?
#2 Dec 25th 2006, 2:42pm
slam a revolving door
I also have a question about the series 2 finale.

If everything with 'void material' got sucked into the void, what would happen to those people who had been upgraded into Cybermen, but hadn't been through the void? Wouldn't they just stay in Rose's original world?

#3 Jan 04th 2007, 1:19am
Erikstrulove
I never thought about that...I was too busy crying, I think.

Maybe they just killed them, there couldn't have been Too many, I don't think, and they weren't as indestructible as the Daleks

#4 Jan 05th 2007, 3:00pm
GiraffeGirl
I'm guessing that's how they'll bring back Cyberman again... like how the Black Dalek shifted times so they can bring them back.
#5 Jan 07th 2007, 8:37am
RomanaTimeLady
Yes, the series are connected. All of the "Classic" Doctor Who and the "New" Series are meant to taken together as one big series...even though technically speaking, they're not.
#6 Jan 08th 2007, 5:40pm
icefirestar
I have one question...again

If Rose's parallel father saved her cause he was there at the right time. How come he didn't get sucked in. He was just standing there waiting for rose to fly into his arms so he could save her. How come he didn't get sucked in? He had been through the void.

#7 Jan 13th 2007, 7:59pm
slam a revolving door
And how did he know to appear at THAT EXACT BRILLIANT moment?
#8 Jan 14th 2007, 7:49pm
RomanaTimeLady
Because it's Doctor Who.

Seriously though, I don't think there's an explanation for it. It's just one of those things in the Who-verse.

#9 Jan 15th 2007, 4:55pm
Mikkifavo
the answer is not only because it's Doctor Who. The answer is because it is a TV show. How does everything on every show happen at the exact right moment. it's because there would be no story if they did not play up heroic acts and coincidences.
#10 Jan 17th 2007, 3:41am
slam a revolving door
Lol, true that.
#11 Jan 18th 2007, 10:23pm
Y-Kira
I think that that whole story had way too many plotholes for a good finale. The finale for Series 1, Parting of the Ways, was waay better. and Series 3 owned. But Doomsday wasn't that good.
#12 Oct 12th 2007, 9:20pm

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