This week's 'Bad Wolf'

[strange_complex]

I didn't spot any direct Bad Wolf references in last night's Doctor Who, but a bit of surfing around the BBC's 'spoof' Doctor Who websites has revealed that there was one after all.

If you didn't spot it yourself, check out the latest version of 'Who Is Doctor Who' and this U.N.I.T. press release. And yes, 'Schlechter' does mean what you think it means!

Comments

[davesangel.livejournal.com]

Ooh I had a feeling that might have something to do with Bad Wolf :) Sort of suggests even more that it's Jack who is the Bad Wolf, or who is responsible for the whole Bad Wolf phenomenon. Similarly, he mentioned last night that he's lost 2 years of his memories...perhaps he's the one responsible for the Jagrafess?

[jurious.livejournal.com]

This is kinda irrelevant, but because that was a WWII-era episode, the thing that hit me is that Hitler was known as "Herr Wolf" to some of his inner circle. Just a coincidence, but freaky... :/

[ladyguinevere83.livejournal.com]

I think I've missed something, as I don't understand the relevance :-)

However, the past two weeks' Dr. Who were the first I'd seen this season (I know, I'm bad!)

Anyone care to explain?

[davesangel.livejournal.com]

Bit off-topic, but have you seen the picture of Eccleston in the link below? http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/gallery/

I wonder why the bbc website has a pic of him in a more 'traditional' DW costume (almost Victorian I think) when they said from day one that he'd be in leather jacket and jumper - could this be something to do with the future episodes, maybe the whole 'Doctor-as-Bad-Wolf' scenario)?

[peregrinuscanus.livejournal.com]

Hi,
regarding Bad Wolf, I've found this is one of the best places to look at clues - http://www.matthewman.net/archives/2005/05/03/bad_wolf_hunting.php
I think the Adam idea is a good one. The Master is not set to return this series so it can't be him.