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I was struggling to understand my autistic son - until we watched an episode of Doctor Who

我一直在努力理解我的自闭症儿子——直到我们观看了一集《神秘博士》

My son turned to me, eyes wide and said: ‘He’s like me’.

My son turned to me, eyes wide and said: ‘He’s like me’.

2026-03-21  689  中等
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And then I put on Doctor Who. It was a punt – my son was eight and he liked science. We went in at the David Tennant era – beginning with the episode The Christmas Invasion, where the Doctor doesn’t wake up till a third of the way through the episode. Suddenly there, standing in his pyjamas with a big boyish grin, was Tennant, describing a frightening alien with a weapon as a “big fella”. My son grinned back at the screen. When Tennant’s Doctor arrives properly, he barely stops talking or moving. He’s sword-fighting, then joking, then forgiving – and then he kills the baddy with a satsuma. All while repeating certain phrases to himself. My son laughed in recognition (he often repeats phrases to himself). He turned to me, eyes wide.

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