Man Coleman is really selling that rage with just her eyes! Like shes ready to pop out of that suit and punch him in the face and is only barely holding back.
Why do I agree with the doctor here even though he is treating Clara brutally. He is a Time Lord not Human and as he found out in Waters of Mars he can't just take fixed points of time into his own hands. Time Lords can only interfere to a certain extent. He doesn't want to act like a God.
Still though he didn't kill Hitler. Also, that was River's idea who not only held him at gunpoint but also tried to run him over and blew up the TARDIS console whilst she was at it..
Wait, was this whole episode an allegory for the abortion debate? Your moon, your choice? Man refuses to decide for the two women on whether to kill the unborn creature or kill it?
I know doctor who has stories for dilemmas But please tell me you see this scene and can’t see the clear reference to Abortion right? Like, oh my god the many checkboxes this episode fills to piss off anyone on all cylinders is through the roof. And then on top of that the Doctor leaves? Really? Seriously?!!
Man Coleman is really selling that rage with just her eyes! Like shes ready to pop out of that suit and punch him in the face and is only barely holding back.
Why do I agree with the doctor here even though he is treating Clara brutally.
He is a Time Lord not Human and as he found out in Waters of Mars he can't just take fixed points of time into his own hands. Time Lords can only interfere to a certain extent. He doesn't want to act like a God.
This scene is so good.
It's funny that he says a whole thing about killing Hitler, considering there's an episode called "Let's Kill Hitler."
Still though he didn't kill Hitler. Also, that was River's idea who not only held him at gunpoint but also tried to run him over and blew up the TARDIS console whilst she was at it..
Wait, was this whole episode an allegory for the abortion debate?
Your moon, your choice?
Man refuses to decide for the two women on whether to kill the unborn creature or kill it?
No, it's a story about moral dilemmas in Doctor Who.
Yeah what they said. ^^^ "Sometimes the choices you have are bad ones, but you still have to choose."
@@TheOriginalEwan It can still be an allegory (Which I do not think the writers intended.).
@@hivemistressherguineapigfa8563 They are not mutually-exclusive.
I know doctor who has stories for dilemmas
But please tell me you see this scene and can’t see the clear reference to Abortion right?
Like, oh my god the many checkboxes this episode fills to piss off anyone on all cylinders is through the roof.
And then on top of that the Doctor leaves? Really? Seriously?!!
When I re-watched it I unironically saw or heard this. I interpret it that way, granted I am Pro-Life but still.
I think it was an accident. In 2014, the Dr Who writer’s room was missing women, and this is what happened because of it.