Perhaps the Tardis suspects that Clara is a hidden Time Lord but does not know which one.
So it will not let Clara into the Tardis by herself.
So it will not let Clara into the Tardis by herself.
Tardis dislike to Clara
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It looks like the Doctor hasn't given her a key yet, and it is not like the Doctor to leave the Tardis unlocked, especially in such a crowded place, so how does she expect to get into the Tardis by just pushing the door?
Having said that, it seems pretty obvious that Clara mentioning that the Tardis doesn't like her was actually part of the script is relevant to a later story or stories.
Having said that, it seems pretty obvious that Clara mentioning that the Tardis doesn't like her was actually part of the script is relevant to a later story or stories.
Originally Posted by Mystical123:
“I have no issues with the TARDIS not letting Clara in, I don't think there's any problem there - she doesn't have a key and the Doctor locks it when they leave.
For me the much more interesting issue is why the TARDIS didn't translate at all for Clara, and why the Doctor didn't think that was an issue. Either it's a massive continuity error, or it's significant - the TARDIS has only failed to translate High Gallifreyan before, and that's understandable, whereas this was just a load of ordinary alien languages it should have translated.”
“I have no issues with the TARDIS not letting Clara in, I don't think there's any problem there - she doesn't have a key and the Doctor locks it when they leave.
For me the much more interesting issue is why the TARDIS didn't translate at all for Clara, and why the Doctor didn't think that was an issue. Either it's a massive continuity error, or it's significant - the TARDIS has only failed to translate High Gallifreyan before, and that's understandable, whereas this was just a load of ordinary alien languages it should have translated.”
and thats the sort of basic mistake the doctor is always over looking till later.
Originally Posted by davrosdodebird:
“The TARDIS had some issues with Jack as well, let's not forget
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“The TARDIS had some issues with Jack as well, let's not forget
”
The TARDIS wouldn't accept Jack because 'he shouldn't exist'.
I think that when Ellie rescued Clara's dad (who's name I didn't catch...) from the path of that car she somehow changed history, a la 'Father's Day', thus allowing Clara to exist when she shouldn't. Or something like that.
I have a three year old niece who's name is Eleanor Clara. Although that is very unlikely to have anything to do with it...
Originally Posted by Demolished Man:
“I think that when Ellie rescued Clara's dad (who's name I didn't catch...)”
“I think that when Ellie rescued Clara's dad (who's name I didn't catch...)”
It was DAVE.
Originally Posted by Demolished Man:
“I have a three year old niece who's name is Eleanor Clara. Although that is very unlikely to have anything to do with it...”
“I have a three year old niece who's name is Eleanor Clara. Although that is very unlikely to have anything to do with it...”
You never know... wibbly wobbly timey wimey and all that...
Originally Posted by JohnnyForget:
“It looks like the Doctor hasn't given her a key yet, and it is not like the Doctor to leave the Tardis unlocked, especially in such a crowded place, so how does she expect to get into the Tardis by just pushing the door?
Having said that, it seems pretty obvious that Clara mentioning that the Tardis doesn't like her was actually part of the script is relevant to a later story or stories.”
“It looks like the Doctor hasn't given her a key yet, and it is not like the Doctor to leave the Tardis unlocked, especially in such a crowded place, so how does she expect to get into the Tardis by just pushing the door?
Having said that, it seems pretty obvious that Clara mentioning that the Tardis doesn't like her was actually part of the script is relevant to a later story or stories.”
Yeah, it might be one thing that Clara is foreshadowing as another.
The script probably called for Clara to realised she's locked out (from our point of view, not accepted as a 'companion' yet) which was altered to foreshadow a future episode.
perhaps someone or something else got inside the Tardis., afterall they left the doors wide open
6mins 55 seconds....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...gs_Of_Akhaten/
6mins 55 seconds....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...gs_Of_Akhaten/
where did she get her bucket list book from at the end? she must have gone back (in)to the TARDIS for it
unless it was stuffed down her pants the whole time
unless it was stuffed down her pants the whole time
Originally Posted by bugloss:
“where did she get her bucket list book from at the end? she must have gone back (in)to the TARDIS for it
unless it was stuffed down her pants the whole time”
“where did she get her bucket list book from at the end? she must have gone back (in)to the TARDIS for it
unless it was stuffed down her pants the whole time”
She had a bag with her it was in that
Originally Posted by bugloss:
“where did she get her bucket list book from at the end? she must have gone back (in)to the TARDIS for it
unless it was stuffed down her pants the whole time”
“where did she get her bucket list book from at the end? she must have gone back (in)to the TARDIS for it
unless it was stuffed down her pants the whole time”
Or in her bag.
Originally Posted by johnnysaucepn:
“Or in her bag.”
“Or in her bag.”
I hear Nanny's Bags are bigger on the inside.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...LZx8NF8k#t=27s
Maybe the TARDIS didn't want Clara allowing every Tom, Dick and Harry she'd just met through it's doors without so much as a "by your leave".
Didn't know where else to put this but in "Asylum" when Clara is taken by the Daleks she keeps shouting "Where am I?" like the people in the Wifi who are trapped. Just a coincidence?
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