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Following the featuring David Tennant and Catherine Tate as they reprised their iconic roles of the Doctor and Donna Noble, Doctor Who returns to BBC One and Disney Plus on Christmas Day with an all-new adventure titled “The Church on Ruby Road.” This special episode of the seminal sci-fi series will mark the first official adventure of Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor as he flies off in his TARDIS to explore space and time.

However, before the latest regeneration (bi-generation?) of the clever Time Lord launches into his own missions and memorable moments, there are still a number of loose ends to tie up. Naturally, since this trio of stories was meant to mark the beginning of a new era of the long-running show, not everything will be wrapped up nicely just yet. As they say, patience is a virtue. But while we’re busy being patient, there are a number of questions about the future of Doctor Who that are on our minds ahead of season 14.

Who is The Boss?

While it is tempting to say that Tony Micelli (or, more accurately as pointed out by Abed from Community, Angela Bower) is the boss, the answer may be different in the Whoniverse. After the Meep was apprehended at the end of “The Star Beast,” the villain mentions that an alien with two hearts is quite the anomaly. Due to this fact, the Meep declared that they will be telling “the boss” about the Doctor. Since the Meep is being escorted to some kind of intergalactic prison, it seems like the Fourteenth Doctor shrugs off the comment when he says, “Cryptic. I hate that.” 

reports Davies is only focusing on the Fifteenth Doctor from here on out.

“Sorry, it’s the age of Ncuti now — it’s ‘David Who?,” he said. “No plans, genuinely, yet, because it’s a busy TARDIS — these two (Gatwa and Millie Gibson as companion Ruby Sunday) are gonna just sail across the universe and capture your heart, so it’s time to look at these two.”

The outlet also points out that the showrunner revealed in the companion show Doctor Who Unleashed that Tennant’s Doctor is “parked with Donna for a happy life.” While this may be the case for now, how long until a special guest spot or a surprise cameo comes up in a story where we need more than one Doctor. The franchise does have a long history of bringing back previous performers to step back onto the TARDIS every once in a while for special occasions. Based on these comments, we can probably put a pin in this question for now. But in its place, our last lingering question is a real thinker. 

Are the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Doctors caught in a time loop?

As we learned in the third 60th anniversary special, bi-generation is supposed to be a myth. But as he’s done many times before, the Doctor has done the impossible and bi-generated into the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Doctors. There’s still so much mystery surrounding this phenomenon, but here’s a theory: What if these two doctors are now in a time loop?

Previously, we saw the epic, overarching tale of River Song, which basically began and ended with the episode titled “Silence in the Library” because of a big time loop that completed in arguably the best Doctor Who Christmas Special, “The Husbands of River Song.” When Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor said, “I’m fine because you fix yourself. We’re Time Lords. We’re doing rehab out of order,” it sounds like Fourteen does actually regenerate into Fifteen at some point in the future when he’s completely sorted out his self-care situation. Then, after the regeneration, Fifteen is pulled back into the moment of bi-generation before going off on his “first” adventure. 

This theory is probably more timey-whimey than it needs to be, but it’s possible, right? Although if it is, then how does the Sixteenth Doctor finally come around? The loop would have to be stopped eventually in order for the Doctor to continue on as he always has. 

Out of all the questions we’ve posed here, hopefully this last one actually does get addressed. If not, our brains might start to malfunction as if they are also being overloaded with a Time Lord’s memories just like the DoctorDonna. 

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