Subliminal said:
Oh fuck.
Some RTD Bullshit coming up? Maybe everyone on earth will think that he has more regenerations therefore he will get some
I am sure I could come up with a better idea than RTD right now. Okay.........
Erm...
- The episode opens with the Doctor giving Amy and Rory their Wedding Present - a day anywhere and anytime they want all on their own - no rules
- They walk out the TARDIS door, we never see where they go.
- As the door closes River Song's Book mysteriously appears in the Tardis
- It falls open on a page showing a gravestone, the Doctor's gravestone
- Present Doctor cannot help but read
- He find out how he dies - really fully dies
- He is buried on a planet at the end of the universe, the only man living or dead that could ever exist on that planet
- He uses the TARDIS to visit his own gravestone - explosions happen cause this is epic
- He is buried alone in a field of seven billion flowers, there are of all shapes and sizes all different in their own way
- "One from All" is the only phrase written on the his Gravestone
- MURRAY GOLD "RUNNING" MUSIC
- He rushes to Earth - in the present day
- When he lands he is hit with a vision of the complete devastation of the entire universe
- He knows this is what awaits the entirety of everything should he die
- A guy, called Bob, is waiting for him outside the TARDIS
- Bob is old, he has been waiting almost his entire life for The Doctor to come
- "The Doctor Must Live or Everything Dies" he shouts
- He drags The Doc to an old abandoned bomb shelter
- The are only two things inside - a red button and countdown clock
- Bob has been pressing the button every 24 hours since he was a small child
- "They told me, I must, They told me" he mumbles
- "You must be here if I stop"
- Bob hastily explains that for The Doctor to live he most take one year of life from all of Humanity.
- "It is the only way" says Bob
- The Doctor somehow understand (<--- I am sure RTD could not come up with a reason either!!!)
"I'm sorry, I'm so sorry"
- The countdown ends, Regeneration style lights enter into the bunker and stop as quick as they started
- The Doctor feels no different than he did a few seconds ago
- "Did this really work" he wonders
- The Doctor goes outside, he sees Bob gasping for air.
- Bob dies in The Doctors arms
- "You were wonderful", whispers in his ear
- The last shot of the show sees The Doctor walking back to the TARDIS annoyed that his decision deprived Bob of the last year of his life
- He wonders who else was harmed by his decision
- CREDITS
- Small post credit sequences shows a single flower dying, before the camera pull back to show all seven billion have suffered the same faith - all life has been drained from them.
Months after I win a BAFTA. I name drop NeoGAF in my acceptance speech
