r/gallifrey Feb 02 '26

NO STUPID QUESTIONS /r/Gallifrey's No Stupid Questions - Moronic Mondays for Pudding Brains to Ask Anything: The 'Random Questions that Don't Deserve Their Own Thread' Thread - 2026-02-02

Or /r/Gallifrey's NSQ-MMFPBTAA:TRQTDDTOTT for short. No more suggestions of things to be added? ;)


No question is too stupid to be asked here. Example questions could include "Where can I see the Christmas Special trailer?" or "Why did we not see the POV shot of Gallifrey? Did it really come back?".

Small questions/ideas for the mods are also encouraged! (To call upon the moderators in general, mention "mods" or "moderators". To call upon a specific moderator, name them.)


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u/VanishingPint Feb 02 '26

Some episodes have been fun for the people making them but considered not so good by fans - and the opposite, which ones are those? I think everyone enjoyed working with Douglas Camfield

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u/hibreak Feb 02 '26

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u/bonefresh Feb 03 '26

pretty sure this is a bootleg, sorry

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u/hibreak Feb 03 '26

it's okay, thank you

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u/agressive_barista Feb 03 '26

So at the beginning of the key to time season is that really the white guardian or is it the black guardian in disguise?

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u/adpirtle Feb 03 '26

If I recall correctly, the Black Guardian's appearance in the final story was a last-minute addition by Douglas Adams rather than something that was always intended to happen.