What does bad wolf mean in Doctor Who?

Answer 1

In every episode of season 1, Bad Wolf has been mentioned. But what does Bad Wolf mean? Well Bad Wolf means a super-being with god-like powers which means that Rose is a super being with god-like powers. Bad Wolf has been mentioned throughout most of the show, from the Moxx of Balhoon describing something as a Bad Wolf scenario to Rose seeing the doctor for the last time (or so she thinks) on Bad Wolf Bay. Bad Wolf is all around Rose.

Answer 2

Through simple things like some psychic getting scared of "the big bad wolf", a kid spraypainting Bad Wolf on the side of the TARDIS, pretty much in every episode of the first season of Doctor Who with Christopher Eccleston. Just look closely for the words "bad wolf" to come up somewhere.

Answer 3

In the 9th Doctor's season, Rose Tyler looks into the heart of the TARDIS and absorbs the time vortex. In doing so, she is able to see all of time and existence so she saves the Doctor by defeating the Daleks. In seeing all of time, she realizes she needs to give herself the pathway so she reaches that point. She scatters the words "Bad Wolf" all across existence to bring her and the Doctor together.

When the 10th Doctor is traveling with Donna, the words "Bad Wolf" reappear. Because Rose at this point is trapped in a parallel universe, these words mean the void is breaking down and the universe is falling apart. Time is once again pulling the paths of Rose and the Doctor together to save the world. Which is why, when the Doctor sees the words, he says, "It means the end of the world." In these two grand events, the message happens to involve the Daleks, because it is the Daleks that are putting the world in peril, but really it is a message to bring the Doctor to Rose and Rose to the Doctor whenever the world is in peril.

Answer 4

Rose Tyler turned out to be 'Bad Wolf', absorbing the time energy from the Tardis.

Answer 5

rose is not the bad wolf