"I am the Bad Wolf. I create myself. I take the words. I scatter them ... in time, and space. A message to lead myself here."


Explain how that's going to be done in the next two episodes?

Cause the bad wolf exists in time and space

it links the doctor to rose like the doctor-donna link

She said goodbye in bad wolf bay

its just their thing.

Well if she scatters herself in time and space what's to say she isn't being controlled by the daleks, well maybe not controlled but maybe something to do with her destroying them last time..... I am not convinced Rose is on the Doctor's side this time round. That would be a huge shocker for the Doctor...... and everyone else. But I am often wrong. And I guess it's lame LOL

Chris

They were just talking about it on Confidential, RTD said that last time it was used it lead to something bad and it will do the same this time, DT described it as the Bat sound thing

Why was everything covered in 'Bad Wolf' ?

Because it was National Bad Wolf Day

Hope you don't mind me correcting you but it was the bat signal, like in the old Batman tv series. When there was an emergancy Commisioner Gordan would shine the Bat signal to get help from Batman.

good one lol!

The thing that really interested me is when Donna asked 'What's Bad Wolf?' and the Doctor said 'the end of the universe...'. Was this an answer to the question or something he recognised with the TARDIS - cloister bell, red light etc.

It was always made clear that Bad Wolf was just a link between the Doctor and Rose. How can the Doctor's knowledge of Bad Wolf have changed since the last time he saw Rose? How would he know it was 'the end of the universe'?

It's all just too confusing and I just wish tonight was a 3 episode marathon!

Relive that goosebump moment all over again!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbuZi...aynext_from=PL

i think the whole Bad Wolf thing in this episode is somehow rose warning the docter she's coming back

It's going to be done by the wonderful writing of RTD ! The man is a genius and always caputres the hearts of millions.

Thats okay I wasn't really listening to it closely, so I'm glad you could actually write what it was

Bad Wolf = Rose coming back = her universe colliding with the Doctor's universe = end of the universe.

Bad Wolf = RTD running out of ideas = Moffat's reign not coming soon enough

Well that put me in my place!

I don't think it was. I think it was the TARDIS translation device going into alert mode and warning the Doctor by translating everything as 'Bad Wolf'.

I really like that idea. Sounds very plausible.

Bad Wolf still confuses me
I know Rose became it (didnt she??) but was it actually her or the TARDIS?
Because it was after she looked into the vortext or something
My memory is hazy of that and it has always confused me lol

When Rose looked into the TARDIS and she had the time vortex inside her, she said she could see what was, and what was to be.. she must have known that she would need to use the bad wolf message again to summon the Doctor to earth. She obviously forgot all of this when the doctor kissed her and regenerated.

Bad Wolf
The term "Bad Wolf" appears in every episode of the first series (except for the two-part stories which only have one explicit reference between the two episodes) between "The End of the World" and "The Parting of the Ways", in which the mystery is cleared up. (See Story arcs in Doctor Who.) It is also seen in further series of Doctor Who and in the Torchwood episode "Captain Jack Harkness" as graffiti inside the dance hall.
References to "Bad Wolf" outside the series include its use as a password for the UNIT website,[1] several appearances on the BBC's own web site,[2] and its use in the first three of the New Series Adventures spin-off novels. The BBC Bad Wolf website lists the various clues and possible theories as to its identity.[3]
Upon revealing the Bad Wolf Corporation logo to the Doctor, Lynda proclaims the line "Your lords and masters" - a line echoed in "Daleks in Manhatten" by Eric Loren's character Mr. Diagoras.
In the Fourth Series episode Turn Left, the term "Bad Wolf" is sent as a message to the Doctor by Rose Tyler, through Donna Noble, to signify the end of the universe.

How I read Bad Wolf was in a few ways, I was either waiting for a completely new twist on the old story or BW was 'literally' coming back (however that would be done) or it was simply a way for Rose to tell the Dr she was coming back and the universes were going to collide.

I agree, i think was part of the Rose voice and personality change, shes a baddie now controlled by Davros.

Still though I did have that hairs ion the back of the neck thing when it was all over the place again. i miss Christopher Ecclestone:
"A phrase following us across all of time and space? Nah Must be a coincidence"