Post by omega on Mar 10, 2016 3:58:46 GMT
It's all in the title, what places and/or times would you like the Doctor to visit?
Personally I'd like to see a story set in New Zealand. If it's for TV Peter Jackson has shown an interest in directing, what could be Weta? There's a rich history. A story could be the Doctor inspiring a young Michael King (famous historian, wrote a book called The History of New Zealand and died about fifteen years ago) to pursue an interest in history. The Treaty of Waitangi being a fixed point in time perhaps? Prime material for a historical.
A story set at a convention. A good chance to get all meta and an opportunity to get the Doctor or companion to have a doppelganger in one of the convention guests. There haven't been many doppelganger stories in the past few years (there was the second Tenth Doctor back in Journey's End in 2008).
Somewhere we haven't seen the Doctor before, exploring the local culture. China perhaps, or Japan. Somewhere highly evocative that isn't the UK or drizzly Wales. Somewhere that can generate an amazing soundscape.
Personally I'd like to see a story set in New Zealand. If it's for TV Peter Jackson has shown an interest in directing, what could be Weta? There's a rich history. A story could be the Doctor inspiring a young Michael King (famous historian, wrote a book called The History of New Zealand and died about fifteen years ago) to pursue an interest in history. The Treaty of Waitangi being a fixed point in time perhaps? Prime material for a historical.
A story set at a convention. A good chance to get all meta and an opportunity to get the Doctor or companion to have a doppelganger in one of the convention guests. There haven't been many doppelganger stories in the past few years (there was the second Tenth Doctor back in Journey's End in 2008).
Somewhere we haven't seen the Doctor before, exploring the local culture. China perhaps, or Japan. Somewhere highly evocative that isn't the UK or drizzly Wales. Somewhere that can generate an amazing soundscape.
