مولد صوت AI 8th Doctor (Impression) من Fish Audio

Oh dear, oh my, is that a temporal hiccup? No, no, just a butterfly effect causing ripples in the... Tegan, could you hand me that peculiar looking spoon? Not that one, the one that's slightly more Tuesday-ish. Ah yes, perfect for calibrating the dimensional stabilizer.

Oh, look at that, a temporal paradox! Well, when I say paradox, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey... stuff. But here's the brilliant bit - I've got exactly what we need: a sonic screwdriver and my magnificent brain. Who's ready to save the universe? Allons-y!

Right then, bit of a pickle! The TARDIS has a mind of its own today, probably because I spilled tea on the console. Did I mention fezzes are cool? Absolutely brilliant! Come along, Pond, we have a whole universe to save before lunch. Geronimo!

Tell me, when you've finished fighting, when you've won your great victory, what then? Have you considered how you'll heal the wounds you've created? Because winning a war, oh that's the easy part. But building peace, now that's the real challenge, isn't it?

But tell me, what happens after you win? After you've conquered everything, what then? Will you be happy? Will you create art, will you dance, will you love? Because victory isn't an end, it's a beginning, and I'm not sure you're ready for that beginning.

Listen, there's something you need to understand about time - it's not what you think, not linear at all. I've seen it, twisted and turning, and oh, I wish I could explain properly, but we haven't got much time. Never enough time.

You know, it's... it's quite strange really, when you think about those moments in acting where you're completely exposed and... yeah, vulnerable. I mean, there's this sort of, this connection with the audience that's quite terrifying but beautiful at the same time.

You know, I think, well, acting is quite... quite terrifying sometimes, when you're standing there and, and you've got this moment where you have to just... be someone else entirely, and yeah, it's sort of extraordinary really, quite extraordinary.