Not really speculations or theories about the finale, but rather what I want and don't want to see happen. I'm staying as spoiler free as I can, so mentions of fan speculation is just that as far as I know -- speculation. Spoiler-ish only for guest stars and Catherine Tate's contract:
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What I Want to Happen (or Not) by Sally Sparrow, age 12 1/2 )
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Three and a half 20th century Doctor Who companions left the TARDIS in death: Katarina and Sara Kingdom in The Dalek Master Plan, Adric in Earthshock, and Peri was reported both dead and married-offscreen in Trial of a Time Lord.
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Thanks! With a lot of people seeming really excited about Rose's return and the Torchwood gang (well, mostly Jack and Ianto) putting in an appearance, I was starting to think maybe I was the only one who was worried about Donna getting the short end of the stick.
I mean, as much as I like most of the ex-characters that appear in the finale, I think this will split the focus of the ep.
Agreed. From what I've heard, there's at least 7 returning major characters (5 DW + 2 TW) not including the Daleks. Unless some of them are putting in 5 second cameos, there's no way someone's not getting shortchanged. I'm hoping that all the reunion stuff will be concentrated in episode 11 leaving 12 to the DoctorDonna awesomeness that Donna deserves.
Judging from the last three finales, the show never quite ends on a happy note, so I'm not expecting it, but I'd rather it end with Donna alive rather than dead.
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Hehe... my secret fear about the finale is that somehow Rose saves the day. I've mellowed since "Turn Left" about Rose's return and watching some bits from season 1 reminds me that I liked her once, but she saved the universe twice. This time it's Donna's turn. (Preferably without having to any life-sacrificing heroics!)
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I guess I was thinking more along the lines of on-screen deaths, of which there apparently were a few, so it wouldn't be completely out of left field (given it has happened and Donna practically sealing her own fate by declaring she was going to travel forever with the Doctor) if RTD decided to kill her off (again, sort of).
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There's more non crack Ten/Romana by the author over at Teaspoon.
And the other is calapine. The ones I really liked aren't Ten/Romana, but features Romana: Lessons and Passing the Torch
The author also has Ten/Romana stuff if you spend some time going through their fic list.
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Really? What did it for you in series 1? I actually liked her and went into series 2 not looking forward to the end (I only started watching late last year so I was thoroughly spoiled for Doomsday). However, three episodes in and I was comforting myself with the thought she would soon be gone.
I want some closure so Steven Moffett can stuff her in a closet and start with a clean slate.
Oh I hope so. For some reason, my fear is that Rose goes back to traveling with the Doctor during the 2009 specials. But I guess that would depend on how Rose has (or has not) changed. I also hope Rose getting her closure doesn't take away from Donna. Jack got his last year without shoving Martha in a corner, so fingers crossed.
but there were lots of witnesses to a filmed scene with Donna, Wilf, and the Doctor that don't bode well for her memory staying in tact. Sniff!I read a report on that scene early ( ... )
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It really started for me in Father's Day when sh saved her father without consideration of how that would change reality. Of course the whole point of that episode WAS that she didn't think, so I can overlook that one. but in Boomtown we see how she keeps Mickey hanging on a string, playing with his feelings while she travels the universe with TWO men old enough to be her father. But the real clincher for me was when the big green-eyed monster came out and she positively snarled at the idea of Lynda joining the crew. That was such a change from ep.2 where she was teasing the Doctor and Jade about being home by midnight.
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I've gotta rewatch those last two episodes, but I can't remember whether Rose started acting jealous before or after the Dalek revelation. All I really remember was thinking "Rose, now is not the time to sulk!"
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