In a show full of timey-wimey mysteries and plot twists, Doctor Who has always left fans scratching their heads. With its rich history, tie-ins, and reboots, keeping track of the Doctor’s companions, enemies, and family is more challenging than trying to explain the Blinovitch Limitation Effect in a single blog post.

One such mystery that has left fans reeling is the whereabouts of the Doctor’s granddaughter, Susan. While the series hinted at her return through Susan Triad, it turned out to be a cruel trick devised by the god of death, Sutekh. The Fifteenth Doctor speculates that Susan may have fallen victim to the Time Lord genocide, but he holds out hope that she’s out there somewhere, navigating the time streams like a pro.

Speaking of family, the Doctor’s questionable history as a parent has raised eyebrows among UNIT personnel. How can he have a granddaughter without being a dad? The Doctor’s cryptic response of “Life of a Time Lord” only adds more fuel to the fire. And let’s not forget his interactions with Doctor Constantine and the mysterious clone soldier Jenny—fatherhood seems to be a touchy subject for our Gallifreyan hero.

But wait, there’s more! Remember Ruby Sunday and her indoor snow? Fans were convinced it was a clue to her mysterious parentage, but in the end, she turned out to be just like the rest of us—ordinary and slightly magical. And let’s not overlook Beep the Meep’s ominous boss, who seemed keen on getting their hands on the last Time Lord. Could this be the same “One Who Waits” that was foretold? The plot thickens, like a good Christmas pudding.

And who could forget Mrs. Flood, the enigmatic neighbor with a penchant for breaking the fourth wall? Her ambitious plans to storm the gates of Heaven certainly caught our attention. According to actress Anita Dobson, we’ll have to wait for Season 2 to unravel the mystery of Mrs. Flood’s true identity.

Last but not least, the fate of the Master remains a tantalizing riddle. Trapped in a gold tooth by the Toymaker, the Master’s whereabouts are unknown. Who was that figure with the painted nails who picked up the tooth? Only time (and a TARDIS) will tell.

Doctor Who Season 1 is now available for streaming on BBC iPlayer and Disney Plus. So grab your sonic screwdriver and get ready to dive into a world where the only certainty is uncertainty. Timey-wimey, folks!