Guys the plot fix is simple: Just say that he technically got hit by the tardis in wild blue yonder, and spent years in the time vortex because time moves different in it
I’ve seen one saying that he only achieved full godhood by around the point of Wild Blue Yonder, so he essentially was just a normal guy clinging onto the TARDIS captain jack style until he got powerful enough to be the dog thing, and that’s why the TARDIS only recently started groaning. It’s not out of nowhere it’s just that he finally got too heavy and powerful for her
@@cosmic_enby_pog That could work but I feel like if he entered the time vortex in Pyramids of mars and latched onto the future tardis like seconds later
I like to imagine Sutekh sometimes got off the TARDIS when it landed sometimes to stretch their legs. Pins and needles don't care if you're a space god.
Who needs a reality bomb? According to Steven Moffat this would just implode and explode the universe simultaneously everywhere all at once. Except in that museum where stuff needs to happen.
@@alex-oh8bh How does Joe over at the Silence (Kovarian sect) know how to do it in such a way that it would end the universe? How did the Time War not accidentally end the universe with the Daleks likely destroying several Tardises?
If this is a joke, then disregard my comment, but if it is genuine, then the TARDIS was blown up in the Time vortex which is what caused the universe to explode everywhere at the same time, I think if it was destroyed like the stolen earth shows then it would have just broke apart like a normal object
Lmao I've seen probably over 500 sutekh memes re-writing the history of DW the last almost 2 weeks. I'm glad we aint taking that finale seriously . It's SO stupid
I’m gonna keep thinking that Sutekh latched onto the TARDIS in wild blue yonder because it just made sense, that’s when the sounds first began, that’s when we first see Susan Twist, ect.
@@brookse746 At this point anything TARDIS did is probably sutekh's fault, so goodbye quirky time machine, it will only be a plot device to transfer characters somewhere. Well I hope I an wrong...
@@L0g0Z0g0 no no, the tardis itself is alive too and can control itself and has multiple times. you saw at the end of empire of death it was controlling itself in order to get away from sutekh
@@brookse746 well yes, she is alive, however in the end it is rather responding to the whistle, what I mean is that most random stuff the tardis did was because of sutekh now, for example in the end of series 10, and the doors, they are implied to be closed by davros but it's rather sutekh's doing by new canon
@@brookse746 nobody knows for sure, it's a show about space time travel that has been around for 60 years, but currently this is a canon we are pushed towards until it is retconed again
Guys the plot fix is simple: Just say that he technically got hit by the tardis in wild blue yonder, and spent years in the time vortex because time moves different in it
I’ve seen one saying that he only achieved full godhood by around the point of Wild Blue Yonder, so he essentially was just a normal guy clinging onto the TARDIS captain jack style until he got powerful enough to be the dog thing, and that’s why the TARDIS only recently started groaning. It’s not out of nowhere it’s just that he finally got too heavy and powerful for her
@@cosmic_enby_pog That could work but I feel like if he entered the time vortex in Pyramids of mars and latched onto the future tardis like seconds later
@@cosmic_enby_pog Why are we still even rationalizing that stupid "plot twist" finale? smh
@@shahani6037 because 1. it just happened and 2. it was an interesting story that people want to understand right
@@oddgorl23stupid reasons
I like to imagine Sutekh sometimes got off the TARDIS when it landed sometimes to stretch their legs. Pins and needles don't care if you're a space god.
Who needs a reality bomb? According to Steven Moffat this would just implode and explode the universe simultaneously everywhere all at once. Except in that museum where stuff needs to happen.
Yeah Daleks doesnt know how destroy Tardis properly...
@@alex-oh8bh How does Joe over at the Silence (Kovarian sect) know how to do it in such a way that it would end the universe? How did the Time War not accidentally end the universe with the Daleks likely destroying several Tardises?
If this is a joke, then disregard my comment, but if it is genuine, then the TARDIS was blown up in the Time vortex which is what caused the universe to explode everywhere at the same time, I think if it was destroyed like the stolen earth shows then it would have just broke apart like a normal object
@@peterskrobola8753 sshh your thinking to much. anyway this a great point!
@@peterskrobola8753Because there were other time lords with better Tardises to stop it.
Lmao I've seen probably over 500 sutekh memes re-writing the history of DW the last almost 2 weeks. I'm glad we aint taking that finale seriously . It's SO stupid
he was the one doing the timeless child
"Deposited into the core". Sutekh: "Ffffff"
So now everytime the tardis did something out of the ordinary it was all sutetkh and not whatever villain was in the episode
I’m gonna keep thinking that Sutekh latched onto the TARDIS in wild blue yonder because it just made sense, that’s when the sounds first began, that’s when we first see Susan Twist, ect.
@@The_Lone_Timelord I agree, although in recent SFX magazine it was confirmed that he was there after pyramids of mars... Just why
Also what about when River got trapped in the Pandorica Opens?!
I did this meme on my TikTok the other day. I reckon he was weak at that point and couldn’t stop it and got rebooted along with the universe
@@rebeccasanderson1442 LMAO. I need this meme to keep going just to show RTD how stupid that finale was
Poor sutekh in the pandorica opens lol he went boom
I guess he didn't since it never happened, but river warned them about it in the previous universe so...
How about at the end of the magicians apprentice (series 9 ep 1) when the daleks shoot the tardis with a laser?
Was Sutekh the one who also closed the tardis doors?
@@brookse746 At this point anything TARDIS did is probably sutekh's fault, so goodbye quirky time machine, it will only be a plot device to transfer characters somewhere. Well I hope I an wrong...
@@L0g0Z0g0 no no, the tardis itself is alive too and can control itself and has multiple times. you saw at the end of empire of death it was controlling itself in order to get away from sutekh
@@brookse746 well yes, she is alive, however in the end it is rather responding to the whistle, what I mean is that most random stuff the tardis did was because of sutekh now, for example in the end of series 10, and the doors, they are implied to be closed by davros but it's rather sutekh's doing by new canon
@@L0g0Z0g0 you dont know any of that for sure, thats all up to interpretation
@@brookse746 nobody knows for sure, it's a show about space time travel that has been around for 60 years, but currently this is a canon we are pushed towards until it is retconed again
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