Whoniverse - Viewing Order

[Pro Bot]

I suppose if we base it off of references, James Bond does not link to either. So:

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. -> James Bond
Doctor Who -> James Bond
James Bond -> [Nothing]

Arguably, each line of connection ends with James Bond as a dead end. However, I suppose you could say:

James Bond <- The Man from U.N.C.L.E. -> Batman (1966) -> Doctor Who -> James Bond

But screw that comic TARDIS cameo for simplicity.

 

[Pro Bot]

I just realised James Bond time lord theory is possible now, lol.

 

[Megatron]

well I guess now you'll have a reason to have the Craig Movies in the same timeline, lol.

 

[Megatron]

Oh btw EDIT: that "you" was refeared to people who believes the 2 bond series are in the same universe.

And it was a comment to laugh a bit.

 

[Pro Bot]

well I guess now you'll have a reason to have the Craig Movies in the same timeline, lol.

Hey, at least it's technically possible to have it as one Bond with no codenames. I guess MI6 employs a lot of timelords considering he's not the only character who has changes faces.
(I'm not adding Craig though, XD)

 

[Megatron]

Hey, at least it's technically possible to have it as one Bond with no codenames. I guess MI6 employs a lot of timelords considering he's not the only character who has changes faces.
(I'm not adding Craig though, XD)

me neither haha.

 

[Pro Bot]

James Bond

James Bond was a fictional British secret agent created on Earth in the mid-20th century. Sean Connery and Roger Moore, who had previously played another fictional secret agent in the television series The Saint, were among the actors who played the role in the film series. (AUDIO: Thin Ice)...

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Funnily enough, James Bond is an in-universe fictional character. This was also the case in the Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond short. A lot of the Doctor Who minisodes, particularly The Collection, confirm that Doctor Who is an in-universe show within the Doctor Who universe too.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

James Bond

James Bond was a fictional British secret agent created on Earth in the mid-20th century. Sean Connery and Roger Moore, who had previously played another fictional secret agent in the television series The Saint, were among the actors who played the role in the film series. (AUDIO: Thin Ice)...

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Funnily enough, James Bond is an in-universe fictional character. This was also the case in the Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond short. A lot of the Doctor Who minisodes, particularly The Collection, confirm that Doctor Who is an in-universe show within the Doctor Who universe too.

Also, there's a bit in Remembrance of the Daleks where the telly is cut off as it's about to start airing a new show called Doc-

Doctor Who S25 E1 "Remembrance of the Daleks" - TV Tropes

Doctor Who recap indexSeventh Doctor EraSeason 25: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4<<< Season 24 | Season 26 >>>Remembrance of the Daleks The one where you will believe that a Dalek can fly. Also the one where Sylvester McCoy completely wrecks the …

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Doctor Who (in-universe)

Doctor Who was a television series produced by the BBC in the 1960s, centring around the eponymous character known as, among other names, the Doctor. The television series eventually had many novels, CDs, and merchandise that formed part of its large multi-media franchise. (PROSE: The Terror of...

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[Pro Bot]

me neither haha.

Skyfall Proves that James Bond is a Time Lord - Reactor

I saw Skyfall last night, and after breaking it down, I can come to only one conclusion: this is the Bond film in which it is revealed that James Bond is a Time Lord. Bear with me here. In high school, my friends and I had a pet theory that James Bond wasn’t one man, […]

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James Bond is the James Bond—born sometime around 1930. He grows up, not realizing he's a Time Lord, and joins MI6 as a secret agent. No "work name" necessary: "James Bond" is pretty bad-ass already. He battles Dr. No, and Ernst Blofeld, and Auric Goldfinger, and Ernst Blofeld a few more times. Then he dies. We don't see it, but Bond dies, and then, surprise surprise, he regenerates.

What does this shit even look like?

First Bond (1930-1967) [Sean Connery]
Second Bond (1969) [George Lazenby]
Third Bond (1971) [Sean Connery]
Fourth Bond (1973-1985) [Roger Moore]
Fifth Bond (1987) [Pierce Brosnan]
Sixth Bond (1987-1989) [Timothy Dalton]
Seventh Bond (1996-2002) [Pierce Brosnan]
Eighth Bond (2006-2020) [Daniel Craig]

Just for the sake of it. Daniel Craig is still a reboot. Joins MI6 again after regenerating under the same name? It's a ridiculous theory, just a bit fun.