@EmployeeAMillion
 
he actually kept remenbering the locked version, the one where only the WD was there at the fallof Gallifrey, with creation coming undone, lives burning out brigthly and no escape; the whole new serie up to that point confirms it.
 
 
but the moment decided it was not how it went, unlocked the time war and set the anniversary episode

“Well, you know, “The needs of the many” and all that…”

@Background Pony #D71A
 
please don’t tease the horse who’s trying not to murder them

“I’m sorry for not telling you earlier we were gonna murder you. No hard feelings, kay?”

…Hello… Moment.

@LuminoZero  
Perfect, thanks!

@thestralpony  
To think, all he’d remember is trekking the desert, back to his childhood shed, about to destroy the Time Lords…  
…  
…next thing you know, he’s in 2000s London fighting Autons with a blonde that he can’t help but find something in. More than just a familiar face. Speaking of faces, he’s doing this adventure in a new body no less. Imagine that time between his takeoff and comeback at the end, and finding out about the Time Lords being gone within that timeframe.
 
I know the Nestene Conciousness brings up “the war” to The Doctor, but I’m not sure he would’ve known he was The Last of the Time Lords until he went on with his adventures. That’s just my headcanon.

@LuminoZero  
It’s too bad The Doctor doesn’t remember what the outcome of that day really was but time has to be able to fix itself somehow.

@Cirrus Light
 
OK, here we go.
 
That box and button is The Moment, the most powerful weapon in the universe. The issue is that the weapon became sentient, and developed a conscience. As the Time Lords said: “How do you use a weapon of ultimate destructive power when it could stand in judgment of you?”
 
The Doctor stole The Moment and intended to use it to stop the Time War from destroying all of creation by destroying both the Time Lords and the Daleks utterly. The Moment itself convinced him otherwise, showing him another way to proceed. The basic plot of “The Day of The Doctor” is showing the War Doctor’s journey for answers, meeting up with his future 10th (David Tennant) and 11th (Matt Smith) incarnations.
 
Hope that helped jog your memory.
 
-Lumino

@EmployeeAMillion  
Every episode he’s in is his day :p
 
I know that’s the name of the episode, and it involves him crossing his timeline, a lot, making copies of himself interact sorta, but I don’t really remember much beyond that, a barn, a button, and Gallifrey being savable or something.

@Cirrus Light  
The Day Of The Doctor

Oh, snap. I know that button! I KNOW IT! But I can’t remember it! Arg! Someone mind reminding me of what this whole situation was? I’m dying to remember, but can’t.

or, you know, they can take advantage of the fact they know the enemy is coming………. cause that would……..
 
why am i trying to apply logic to this? it refuses to follow even its own.

OMC this i getting better!, good thing i watch those episodes from doctor who :v

Push the button, Frank.