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From the Theory Dome time eddy, talking about the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary special 'The Giggle,' Adam has a theory about how the experiences of the Jodie Whittaker Doctor have made regeneration easier.
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Adam is becoming increasingly unhinged in his Theory Dome time bubble as he delves into the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary special 'The Giggle,' talking about racism, toxic fandom and his Mariah Carey birthday.
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From the Theory Dome time eddy, Adam finally catches up to the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary special, 'The Giggle,' which somehow involves Star Trek, Macbeth, The Beatles, diegetic music and Mulligrubs.
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While pondering the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary special 'Wild Blue Yonder,' Adam wonders about a very affordable spinoff with David Tennant and Catherine Tate.
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Still in the theory dome time eddy, Adam delves into theories about the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary special 'Wild Blue Yonder,' including a theory about how the Doctor is a billion years old, and how the Fourth and Fourteenth Doctors can both be in Isaac Newton's tree.
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In talking about the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary special 'Wild Blue Yonder' Adam has even more mavity theories, one involving cats and one involving ripples in a pond.
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From the Theory Dome trapped in a time eddy, Adam talks about the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary special 'Wild Blue Yonder' and has a wild mavity subtext theory somehow ropes in bigeneration.
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From the Theory Dome time eddy, Adam continues delving into theories about the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary episode 'Wild Blue Yonder,' and entertains a theory about why the special effects look like that.
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Adam's first reaction to the Doctor Who Christmas Special 'The Church on Ruby Road,' starring Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson, and he wonders just who that woman next door is meant to be.
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Adam enters the time-locked Theory Dome where he has not seen the Doctor Who Christmas special yet, so he's talking about the 60th Anniversary episode 'Wild Blue Yonder' starring David Tennant and Catherine Tate, and he has a theory about why Newton called it mavity.
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