
I've been catching the BBC America specials showing the history of the doctors and showing an episode from their era. Really interesting to see how different each of the doctors were.
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Depends upon what you consider Canon.Menolly wrote:Has Romana in the alternate universe been accounted for then?
here it is...sindatur wrote:
Dimensions in Time (Eastenders/Doctor Who mashup that features all the Living Classic Doctors of the time and many, many Companions and set within The Eastenders British Soap. This was a holiday or Charity episode, I think it's about 15 Minutes long, or maybe two segments about 15 minutes each)
Well, the Doctor (Along with the TARDIS and Clara) did fall at Trenzalore (When the TARDIS crashed, it fell). Also, when the question was asked, the Doctor fell silent for a minute (and River answered it), so technically, both the Fall at Trenzalore of the 11th and Silence will fall when the Question is asked have both been addressed.I'm Murrin wrote:Thoughts:
"Silence will fall when the question is asked". The question will be asked on Trensalore. The question is "Doctor Who?". This all occured in The Name of the Doctor.
That episode ended without mention of the Silence, and ended without the Doctor or Clara being shown returning to the world after entering the Doctor's timeline.
What was mentioned in the episode, however, were the Doctor's nicknames from the future, many of which were also used by the Silence to refer to the Doctor.
There's a suggestion that some of those names are associated with the John Hurt Doctor, who didn't call himself Doctor.
Theory: The John Hurt Doctor is the reason the Silence are against the Doctor, and the reason the Silence will fall after The Name of the Doctor.
However, the episode suggests that John Hurt's Doctor is from the Doctor's past, not his future. But it is the visit to Trensalore that the Silence were trying to prevent.
Theory: The Intelligence, Clara, and the Doctor all entering the Doctor's timeline have caused something about the Doctor's history to change that will result in the Silence falling.
Sure, but, it doesn't mean that out couldn't be used, it could've been misdirection all along (I don't believe it was direction of this sort, but, it could be)I'm Murrin wrote:The Silence was established around The Impossible Astronaut and A Good Man Goes To War as a species and an organisation, rather than just "silence" in general.
If I recall what little I know regarding the Time L-rds regeneration ability correctly, they have a limit of regenerating of only 12 times. Hence the debate that occurred when Romana changed her appearance several times before tricking the Doctor in to accepting her second permanent appearance, and the Master needing outside help to regenerate in to Anthony Ainley's portrayal. I don't know if that was the case with later Masters, if there have been any, since I haven't seen any Master episodes since Ainley's portrayal.I'm Murrin wrote:Why would they ever do that? This show will go until no one is watching.