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Doctor Who: Flux has so many different strands and mysteries that it\u2019s hard to discount any fan theory. Is Swarm a secret Time Lord<\/a>? Almost certainly not\u2026 but maybe<\/a>? Is that the Lungbarrow<\/a> house? Surely not\u2026 but we can\u2019t rule it out! Will the Morbius Doctors turn up in the Doctor Who<\/a> series finale? Almost impossible\u2026 and yet\u2026<\/p>\n So whenever a new fan theory crosses our desks, we don\u2019t dismiss it out of hand \u2013 especially when a new idea suggested by one viewer could answer all sorts of questions about the Doctor\u2019s (Jodie Whittaker) mysterious past.<\/p> But first, a recap. In case you\u2019d forgotten, in series 12 finale The Timeless Children it was revealed that everything the Doctor thought she know about her past was a lie. Rather than being just another Time Lord, the Doctor was born in a different place and time entirely, with an unknown background, species and homeworld before she was adopted by a Gallifreyan.<\/p>\n The ability to regenerate and Time Lord society in general sprung from discoveries made from the Doctor\u2019s own physiology, leaving her own origins before that time a mystery. But what if Doctor Who: Flux is already providing some of these answers?<\/p>\n Bel pondered whether or not Vinder might \u2018look different\u2019 towards the end of the episode. Throwaway line\u2026 or is she hinting that the pair of them can regenerate? That would add to the rumour that the unborn baby is the Doctor.<\/p>\u2014 Ben ???? (@ReelEnthusiast) November 14, 2021<\/a><\/blockquote>