"That's going to have a lot of ammunition and fuel going forward."
It's Day 1 of this new community, so why not throw a grenade into it by bringing up the Timeless Child story?
Personally, I don't have a big issue with the concept of the Timeless Child. I think the possibility of earlier, uknown versions of the Doctor, some of whom could even be antagonists, is pretty exciting.
I understand the frustration expressed by those who don't like that the Doctor is basically the foundation of modern Time Lord society by being the origin of regeneration. I don't really have a rebuttal to that.
I do think that the story in the Chibnall era was poorly told, and it failed to do anything interesting with the concepts it presented. So far, I like the way Davies is embracing the story, even if it's just to add some texture to the Doctor's backstory, and the way he interacts with the universe.
One thing Davies hasn't done so far is address the fact that this is not just an adoption story, which is the way he's portrayed it so far - it's also an abuse story. I think he's going to have to reckon with that at some point.
I always thought that when the timeless child idea came up it seemed like it had something interesting going on. But the entire time I couldn't figure out what was actually going on.
RTD seems to actually care about overarching story arcs, so I look forward to seeing what he does with it.