Created for CBeebies viewers, the series follows the Doctor, a young Time Lord, and his friends Hannah, Beastie and Toast-IE as they embark on extraordinary adventures through time and space. Travelling aboard the iconic TARDIS, they encounter incredible creatures, discover amazing new worlds and come face-to-face with legendary Doctor Who foes, including the Daleks. (…)
Across 52 eleven-minute episodes, families will join the TARDIS Crew on unforgettable journeys where friendship, teamwork and quick thinking can change everything. (…)
Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew will arrive on CBeebies and BBC iPlayer in late 2027/early 2028.
At a first glance, it looks fun enough! But I’m 40+ years out of the target group, so if the actual show turns out not to be for me… mission accomplished, I guess 🙂
The character Toast-IE did remind me of this old gem:
Neat…
I like Bluey, so might watch one or two episodes to see what it’s like.
Star Trek Scouts crossover when
so where does this Doctor land in the regeneration cycle?
The literal Timeless Child…
If nobody choose to do anything with that plot again, or they do and it still doesn’t stick — I hope this will become the standard response.
honestly I think after all the controversy I think it’s only to be brought up as the hand wave explain why The Regeneration Cap no longer exists
That was explained during Moffat’s run, though. Specifically Matt Smiths last episode.
nah that was more “here is a new regen cycle” so Cap still existed
Does it, though? In “Heaven sent” Rassilon isn’t even sure how many regenerations they’d given the Doctor.
The timeless child might have indefinite regenerations, but if they were chameleon arched into a Timelord, that would be down to a genetic level, so regeneration cycles still count. In “Human nature”/“Family of Blood” John Smith is human through and through.
Heaven Sent was Pre-Timeless Child so I figured at that time the Cycle Cap was in play.
