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So, Cards on the Table: Female Doctor - Yes/No?
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garbage456
13-11-2015
Is it really too hard to start a poll ?
tiggerpooh
13-11-2015
Originally Posted by The_abbott:
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Two points:-

1) The Master can regenerate so what is all this about taking someone's body?

2) Dr Who is the programme. The Doctor is the name of the Character.”

Well, this clip shows the withered Master taking Nyssa's Father Tremas's body:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAKHb0JImNo

Having seen him Regenerate in Utopia, the Time Lords must've granted The Master a new set of Regenerations, sometime between the end of The TV Movie and The Time War.
lordOfTime
13-11-2015
It's a "no." for me.

Although...

Originally Posted by Old Man 43:
“Only if the find the right actress and have a proper reason as to why the Doctor suddenly became a woman.

They can't just have the Doctor regenerates as a woman and just goes off on more adventures without anyone batting an eyelid.

My idea for such a story is for the Doctor to have to regenerate as Women for a specific purpose.

The Doctor finds out where Galifrey is but discovers that someone has got there first and has occupied the planet imprisoning the entire population.

The Doctor realises that his normal tactic of just turning up and trying rescue his people will not work.

After some thought he comes up with a plan to get to Galifrey without the occupiers realising it is him.

His plan is to force a regeneration into the body of a young woman and pretend he/she is the companion.

To make this work he/she needs to find someone who could pretend to be the Doctor (Lee Evens would be a good choice).

After a series of adventures establishing the ruse the TARDIS lands on Galifrey and the Doctor puts his/her plan into operation.

Following on from this story the Doctor discovers that she is enjoying being a woman. Which allows for the possibility of future female Doctor's.”

If it were to happen I do rather like this scenario
Tom Tit
14-11-2015
Originally Posted by Piipp:
“No. The character is male; it would be stupid to change this fact for the sake of being politically correct. Eventually there comes a point where society is so far politically correct that these things become the very things they are trying not to be. 'Women aren't treated fairly, lets treat them better.' 'Oh, now it turns out that women get treated better than men, lets treat men better.'”

Please do some research on 'political correctness' and what it actually means. Hint: it's got nothing to do with gender equality, racial equality or any other kind of equality.
Theophile
14-11-2015
Originally Posted by Tom Tit:
“Please do some research on 'political correctness' and what it actually means. Hint: it's got nothing to do with gender equality, racial equality or any other kind of equality.”

It is politically correct to say that the genders are interchangeable, on a spectrum or that one can pick one's gender. However, this is not the case. Gender is simply binary - a one or a zero. You can mutilate your body into looking like the other gender, but you cannot change from an XX into an XY chromosome state or vice versa. Your chromosomes define your gender, not your attitude, wishes, mode of dress or plumbing. Thus, it seems to mostly be the politically correct brigade who keep yelling to switch The Doctor's gender.

52 real years. 2000+ in story years. At least 12 regenerations and The Doctor has always been male. This is because he is male and it is part of who he is. If he were to change today, it would simply be political correctness run amok.
joe_000
14-11-2015
No to a female Doctor. If the production team want a female then reinvent the Rani, reinvent Romana or be creative and create a new female time lord character.
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