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[[spoiler: ...the little girl, Alit, or one of the other Mondasian colony ship inhabitants from "The Doctor Falls".]]
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* [[spoiler: '''Jossed''': The new Doctor will have a trio of human companions, apparently from contemporary Earth.]]
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And will probably say something like "Yes it's really me. So what of it?", while seemingly looking at the camera.
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And will probably say something like "Yes it's really me. So what of it?", while seemingly looking at the camera.camera.
[[WMG: Graham will be some sort of teacher to Ryan and Yasmin.]]
Maybe a weird college professor?
[[WMG: Graham will be some sort of teacher to Ryan and Yasmin.]]
Maybe a weird college professor?
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[[spoiler: The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507. ]]
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[[spoiler: The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome ChronicBackstabbingDisorder UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507. ]]
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* [[spoiler:This could make for a really nice "out" for the next writer to tackle the Master/Mistress character, given the way Missy seemed to be truly reforming, if they decide they'd rather have a true villain. Cybermen are known, above all else, for suppressing and eliminating emotions. Missy has started to feel sympethy, regret, hope....even if she eventually escapes the full conversion, and physically returns to normal, her ''emotions'' may be permanently damaged, turning her back into the evil sociopathic menace we've known and loved to hate!]]
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* [[spoiler:This could make for a really nice "out" for the next writer to tackle the Master/Mistress character, given the way Missy seemed to be truly reforming, if they decide they'd rather have a true villain. Cybermen are known, above all else, for suppressing and eliminating emotions. Missy has started to feel sympethy, sympathy, regret, hope....even if she eventually escapes the full conversion, and physically returns to normal, her ''emotions'' may be permanently damaged, turning her back into the evil sociopathic menace we've known and loved to hate!]]
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* The Sontarans, considering the fact we haven't had a proper episode with them as villains for quite a long while.
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** Plus, for all we know, there could be some sort of Limitation where pregnant Time Lords are ''forced'' to remain female until the baby is born.
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* Or maybe she'll play up the "Lady" part of being a Time Lady a lot more in such situations, neatly sidestepping old-school sexism by trumping it with equally old-style ''classism''. It's worked for dozens of aristocratic female ''villains'' on this show, after all...
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* Weeping Angels.
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* The Weeping Angels.Angels, who've had no more than passing cameos since Series 7.
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* [[spoiler: Bill has already been confirmed as returning as a one-off in the 2017 Christmas special "Twice Upon a Time", Twelve's finale. This doesn't preclude later appearances in Thirteen's era, but they'll probably be no sooner than Series 12.]]
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[[spoiler: ...the little girl, Alit, from the season 10 finale. Or one of the other Mondasian colony ship inhabitants.]]
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[[spoiler: ...the little girl, Alit, from the season 10 finale. Or or one of the other Mondasian colony ship inhabitants.inhabitants from "The Doctor Falls".]]
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* Daleks, which are pretty much a given at this point.
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* Daleks, which are Daleks. They're pretty much a given at this point.point -- especially in a new Doctor's first season, and even more this time out as they have not had a major role since "The Magician's Apprentice"/"The Witch's Familiar" way back at the top of Series 9.
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[[WMG: Those episodes not written by Chibnall will be split 50/50 between male and female writers.]]
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[[WMG: Those episodes Episodes not written by Chibnall will be split 50/50 between male and female writers.]]
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Thereby avoiding the problem of the previous WMG.
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Thereby avoiding the problem of the previous WMG.WMG.
[[WMG: The first episode will have the Doctor reveal herself to be female.]]
And will probably say something like "Yes it's really me. So what of it?", while seemingly looking at the camera.
[[WMG: The first episode will have the Doctor reveal herself to be female.]]
And will probably say something like "Yes it's really me. So what of it?", while seemingly looking at the camera.
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** You mean as opposed to a pregnant female just plain ''dying'' and losing the baby that way instead...?
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* Because the idea of a pregnant female Time Lord regenerating into a male, is just too ''icky''.
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* Because the idea of a pregnant female Time Lord regenerating into a male, is just too ''icky''.''icky''.
[[WMG: At least one episode will deal with the Doctor being affected by NoEqualOpportunityTimeTravel (or at least having to avoid it somehow).]]
The 13th Doctor will probably find it harder trying to take charge of a situation or expect to be taken seriously if she goes back far enough in Earth's history, than her previous male incarnations. Unless she tries to pass off as male somehow, or spend more time in the background of events.
[[WMG: Or, there won't be any "historical" episodes of that sort.]]
Thereby avoiding the problem of the previous WMG.
[[WMG: At least one episode will deal with the Doctor being affected by NoEqualOpportunityTimeTravel (or at least having to avoid it somehow).]]
The 13th Doctor will probably find it harder trying to take charge of a situation or expect to be taken seriously if she goes back far enough in Earth's history, than her previous male incarnations. Unless she tries to pass off as male somehow, or spend more time in the background of events.
[[WMG: Or, there won't be any "historical" episodes of that sort.]]
Thereby avoiding the problem of the previous WMG.
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* One of the female writers will be Jenny Colgan.
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* One of the female writers will be Jenny Colgan.Colgan.
[[WMG: The ''[[Recap/DoctorWhoNewAdventuresLungbarrow Lungbarrow]]'' notion that Time Lords are birthed from looms, will be brought into the TV canon.]]
*Because the idea of a pregnant female Time Lord regenerating into a male, is just too ''icky''.
[[WMG: The ''[[Recap/DoctorWhoNewAdventuresLungbarrow Lungbarrow]]'' notion that Time Lords are birthed from looms, will be brought into the TV canon.]]
*Because the idea of a pregnant female Time Lord regenerating into a male, is just too ''icky''.
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* The Valeyard.
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* The Valeyard.Valeyard.
[[WMG: Those episodes not written by Chibnall will be split 50/50 between male and female writers.]]
* One of the female writers will be Jenny Colgan.
[[WMG: Those episodes not written by Chibnall will be split 50/50 between male and female writers.]]
* One of the female writers will be Jenny Colgan.
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* An EldritchAbomination-type villain.
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* An EldritchAbomination-type villain.villain.
* The Valeyard.
* The Valeyard.
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* A renegade Time Lord, like the Rani or the Monk.
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* A renegade Time Lord, like the Rani Rani, or the Monk.Monk, or maybe even the Master/Missy.
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[[spoiler: ...the little girl, Alit, from the season 10 finale. Or one of the other Mondasian colony ship inhabitants.]]
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[[spoiler: ...the little girl, Alit, from the season 10 finale. Or one of the other Mondasian colony ship inhabitants.]]]]
[[WMG: Potential villains]]
* Daleks, which are pretty much a given at this point.
* Cybermen.
* Autons and the Nestene Consciousness
* Weeping Angels.
* A mythological creature.
* A renegade Time Lord, like the Rani or the Monk.
* A previously one-off villain, like the Sycorax or the Celestial Toymaker.
* An EldritchAbomination-type villain.
[[WMG: Potential villains]]
* Daleks, which are pretty much a given at this point.
* Cybermen.
* Autons and the Nestene Consciousness
* Weeping Angels.
* A mythological creature.
* A renegade Time Lord, like the Rani or the Monk.
* A previously one-off villain, like the Sycorax or the Celestial Toymaker.
* An EldritchAbomination-type villain.
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* [[spoiler: ...or maybe the interesting encounter they'd had ''at'' the diner with said nice young waitress, [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E6TheDoctorsDaughter a chatty young lady called Jenny]] who'd stopped in for a meal, and a [[Recap/DoctorWho2007CSVoyageOfTheDamned cloud of sparkling, ghostly motes of light]] that kept drifting just outside the window.]]
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* [[spoiler: ...or maybe the interesting encounter they'd had ''at'' the diner with said nice young waitress, [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E6TheDoctorsDaughter a chatty young lady called Jenny]] who'd stopped in for a meal, and a [[Recap/DoctorWho2007CSVoyageOfTheDamned cloud of sparkling, ghostly motes of light]] that kept drifting just back and forth outside the window.windows.]]
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* [[spoiler: ...or maybe having a conversation ''at'' the diner with said nice young waitress, [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E6TheDoctorsDaughter a chatty young lady called Jenny]], and a [[Recap/DoctorWho2007CSVoyageOfTheDamned cloud of sparkling, ghostly motes of light]].]]
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* [[spoiler: ...or maybe having a conversation the interesting encounter they'd had ''at'' the diner with said nice young waitress, [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E6TheDoctorsDaughter a chatty young lady called Jenny]], Jenny]] who'd stopped in for a meal, and a [[Recap/DoctorWho2007CSVoyageOfTheDamned cloud of sparkling, ghostly motes of light]].light]] that kept drifting just outside the window.]]
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* [[spoiler: ...or maybe having a conversation ''at'' the diner with said nice young waitress, [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E6TheDoctorsDaughter a chatty young lady called Jenny]], and a [[Recap/DoctorWho2007CSVoyageOfTheDamned cloud of sparkling, ghostly motes of light]].]]
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[[spoiler: ...with Heather, and save the day in at least one episode. Or perhaps they will appear right after the Doctor saves the day, and wonder what happened. The important thing is, at least one of them will mention a great outer-space diner and the nice young waitress there...]]
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[[spoiler: ...with Heather, and save the day in at least one episode. Or perhaps they will appear right after the Doctor saves the day, and wonder what happened. The important thing is, at least one of them will mention a great outer-space diner and the nice young waitress there...]]
[[WMG: The companion will be...]]
[[spoiler: ...the little girl, Alit, from the season 10 finale. Or one of the other Mondasian colony ship inhabitants.]]
[[WMG: The companion will be...]]
[[spoiler: ...the little girl, Alit, from the season 10 finale. Or one of the other Mondasian colony ship inhabitants.]]
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[[spoiler: ...with Heather, and save the day in at least one episode. Or perhaps they will appear right after the Doctor saves the day, and wonder what happened. The important thing is, at least one of them will mention a great outer-space diner t
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[[spoiler: ...with Heather, and save the day in at least one episode. Or perhaps they will appear right after the Doctor saves the day, and wonder what happened. The important thing is, at least one of them will mention a great outer-space diner tand the nice young waitress there...]]
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* [[spoiler:This could make for a really nice "out" for the next writer to tackle the Master/Mistress character, given the way Missy seemed to be truly reforming, if they decide they'd rather have a true villain. Cybermen are known, above all else, for suppressing and eliminating emotions. Missy has started to feel sympethy, regret, hope....even if she eventually escapes the full conversion, and physically returns to normal, her ''emotions'' may be permanently damaged, turning her back into the evil sociopathic menace we've known and loved to hate!]]
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* [[spoiler:This could make for a really nice "out" for the next writer to tackle the Master/Mistress character, given the way Missy seemed to be truly reforming, if they decide they'd rather have a true villain. Cybermen are known, above all else, for suppressing and eliminating emotions. Missy has started to feel sympethy, regret, hope....even if she eventually escapes the full conversion, and physically returns to normal, her ''emotions'' may be permanently damaged, turning her back into the evil sociopathic menace we've known and loved to hate!]]hate!]]
[[WMG: Bill will return...]]
[[spoiler: ...with Heather, and save the day in at least one episode. Or perhaps they will appear right after the Doctor saves the day, and wonder what happened. The important thing is, at least one of them will mention a great outer-space diner t
[[WMG: Bill will return...]]
[[spoiler: ...with Heather, and save the day in at least one episode. Or perhaps they will appear right after the Doctor saves the day, and wonder what happened. The important thing is, at least one of them will mention a great outer-space diner t
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* This could make for a really nice "out" for the next writer to tackle the Master/Mistress character, given the way Missy seemed to be truly reforming, if they decide they'd rather have a true villain. Cybermen are known, above all else, for suppressing and eliminating emotions. Missy has started to feel sympethy, regret, hope....even if she eventually escapes the full conversion, and physically returns to normal, her ''emotions'' may be permanently damaged, turning her back into the evil sociopathic menace we've known and loved to hate!
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* This [[spoiler:This could make for a really nice "out" for the next writer to tackle the Master/Mistress character, given the way Missy seemed to be truly reforming, if they decide they'd rather have a true villain. Cybermen are known, above all else, for suppressing and eliminating emotions. Missy has started to feel sympethy, regret, hope....even if she eventually escapes the full conversion, and physically returns to normal, her ''emotions'' may be permanently damaged, turning her back into the evil sociopathic menace we've known and loved to hate!hate!]]
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(Personally, I hope she reforms even further, but I couldn't resist sharing the idea!)
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[[spoiler: It'd make for a nice bit of karmic irony for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, affliction with HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
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[[spoiler: It'd make for a nice bit of karmic irony for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, affliction with HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]]]
* This could make for a really nice "out" for the next writer to tackle the Master/Mistress character, given the way Missy seemed to be truly reforming, if they decide they'd rather have a true villain. Cybermen are known, above all else, for suppressing and eliminating emotions. Missy has started to feel sympethy, regret, hope....even if she eventually escapes the full conversion, and physically returns to normal, her ''emotions'' may be permanently damaged, turning her back into the evil sociopathic menace we've known and loved to hate!
* This could make for a really nice "out" for the next writer to tackle the Master/Mistress character, given the way Missy seemed to be truly reforming, if they decide they'd rather have a true villain. Cybermen are known, above all else, for suppressing and eliminating emotions. Missy has started to feel sympethy, regret, hope....even if she eventually escapes the full conversion, and physically returns to normal, her ''emotions'' may be permanently damaged, turning her back into the evil sociopathic menace we've known and loved to hate!
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[[spoiler: It'd make for a nice bit of KarmicIrony for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, affliction with HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
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[[spoiler: It'd make for a nice bit of KarmicIrony karmic irony for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, affliction with HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
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[[spoiler: It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, affliction with HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
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[[spoiler: It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma KarmicIrony for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, affliction with HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
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[[spoiler: ...as a "Miss Clever" Cyberleader.
The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507.
It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507.
It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
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[[spoiler: ...as a "Miss Clever" Cyberleader. \n\n ]]
[[spoiler: The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507. \n\n ]]
[[spoiler: It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, affliction with HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
[[spoiler: The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507.
[[spoiler: It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, affliction with HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
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[[spoiler: ...as a "Miss Clever" Cyberleader. The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507. It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure.]]
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[[spoiler: ...as a "Miss Clever" Cyberleader.
The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507.
It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of theirtenure.tenure. Whether Cyber-Missy's agenda would remain her own, or whether she'd be dominated by the Cyber-programming like so many of the dead she'd converted in "Dark Water"/"Death In Heaven" is anybody's guess.]]
The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507.
It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their
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[[spoiler: ...as a "Miss Clever" Cyberleader. The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507.]]
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[[spoiler: ...as a "Miss Clever" Cyberleader. The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507. It'd make for a nice bit of IronicKarma for Missy to share Bill's fate, not to mention maintaining the tradition of ''something'' nasty - rotting alive, turning into a cat or an invisible snake, HorrorHunger - happening to ''every'' incarnation of the Master near the end of their tenure.]]
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[[WMG: Missy will return...]]
[[spoiler: ...as a "Miss Clever" Cyberleader. The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507.]]
[[WMG: Missy will return...]]
[[spoiler: ...as a "Miss Clever" Cyberleader. The Doctor ''did'' re-set the Cybermen's programming to consider two-hearted humanoids fair game for "upgrading", after all, and they needn't necessarily have ''reversed'' that change when they undid his hacking, just adjusted it to allow for ''both'' single- and double-hearted recruits. The two Masters had walked some distance from the battlefield before taking their ChronicBackstabbingSyndrome UpToEleven, so Missy's fallen body would've been safely out of range of the explosions. And we know from "Heaven Sent" that Time Lords take a ''really'' long time to die, so even without the benefits of regeneration, there could easily be enough life left in her flesh for the Cybermen to "upgrade" what was left of her, when the next wave of Operation Exodus came through to occupy level 507.]]
