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This proves to be an omen of things to come, as echoes of the Time War begin to come back to the Doctor. He finds himself interacting with other versions of himself, and ends up traveling back into the Time War. However, with years of hindsight, and the help of past incarnations, he makes a different choice. [[Gallifrey]] is trapped in a single instant of time, appearing to be destroyed, but is saved instead. It later tries to re-emerge through one final crack in time, broadcasting a signal that lets others know it's there. With the Time War about to break out again, the Doctor stands guard over the crack for hundreds of years. At the end of his life, with no more regenerations left, Clara comes and sees that he's on the brink of death. She goes to the crack and begs Gallifrey to save him. The crack closes, regeneration energy flows to him, and he regenerates again, to the [[Twelfth Doctor]], played by [[Peter Capaldi]]. | This proves to be an omen of things to come, as echoes of the Time War begin to come back to the Doctor. He finds himself interacting with other versions of himself, and ends up traveling back into the Time War. However, with years of hindsight, and the help of past incarnations, he makes a different choice. [[Gallifrey]] is trapped in a single instant of time, appearing to be destroyed, but is saved instead. It later tries to re-emerge through one final crack in time, broadcasting a signal that lets others know it's there. With the Time War about to break out again, the Doctor stands guard over the crack for hundreds of years. At the end of his life, with no more regenerations left, Clara comes and sees that he's on the brink of death. She goes to the crack and begs Gallifrey to save him. The crack closes, regeneration energy flows to him, and he regenerates again, to the [[Twelfth Doctor]], played by [[Peter Capaldi]]. | ||
===[[Series 8 (Doctor Who)|Series 8]]=== | ===[[Series 8 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 8]]=== | ||
[[File:Deep Breath story image.jpg|left|thumb|360x330px|[[Twelfth Doctor|The Doctor]], played by [[Peter Capaldi]].]] | [[File:Deep Breath story image.jpg|left|thumb|360x330px|[[Twelfth Doctor|The Doctor]], played by [[Peter Capaldi]].]] | ||
After his regeneration into a starker, slightly more alien incarnation, Clara finds herself questioning her continued journeys with the Doctor. The problem is compounded as she finds it difficult to keep a healthy balance between her travels and her personal life, a new [[Danny Pink|boyfriend]]. These issues come to a head when her boyfriend dies, and she begins to unravel. At the same time, the Master returns, in a female incarnation, [[Missy]], and tries to convert all of the world's dead into Cybermen as a way to hold the earth hostage and force the Doctor to conquer the universe. Ultimately the crisis is averted by those same Cybermen, some of which didn't fully shut off their emotions. | After his regeneration into a starker, slightly more alien incarnation, Clara finds herself questioning her continued journeys with the Doctor. The problem is compounded as she finds it difficult to keep a healthy balance between her travels and her personal life, a new [[Danny Pink|boyfriend]]. These issues come to a head when her boyfriend dies, and she begins to unravel. At the same time, the Master returns, in a female incarnation, [[Missy]], and tries to convert all of the world's dead into Cybermen as a way to hold the earth hostage and force the Doctor to conquer the universe. Ultimately the crisis is averted by those same Cybermen, some of which didn't fully shut off their emotions. | ||
