fair point, and I am in no way saying he should have time travel in Torchwood, the odd teleport wouldnt hurt from time to time, say something about how it can only charge from the rift in the 21st century, and how it cant hold the vast amount of power needed to teleport for a short period of time, whilst saying it can only charge from the rift when its within 2 miles of it.
well wouldnt the Doctor just have to go into the Time War save a few Time Lords, go mad and then regenerate?
Maybe, maybe not. We don't know if the severe mental damage can be reversed by a regeneration. If anything, the regeneration could make the damage even worse.
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I don't get this. I wasn't really impressed with the episode either, as it was simply crammed with characters from the past, references to prior events, and an old enemy: A gigantic hodgepodge of continuity porn and "fanwank," to use the term." I thought it was horribly written and pretty weakly directed, too ... the sequence of Rose and the Doctor running towards each other was absolutely ridiculous and needed only some flying doves and church bells to push it over the top.
So that's my opinion. Why do you have to bitch about people who didn't enjoy it?
Very good point, no matter if you thought the episode was the best thing since sliced bread or you hated it you should be able to post your opinions without them somehow being vilified, another reason why i don't like these visible polls because it will stop some people posting their true opinions especially if they god forbid did not like the episode.
Well, I'm just wondering if the brain cells would reset if he killed himself. I suppose the same possibility exists for Time Lord regeneration, but I doubt it. Otherwise, you're absolutely right.Being immortal and insane doesn't sound like a great idea to me
Yup, good point about The Master. And The Doctor has had some loopy moments of his own, although still relatively sane. I just doubt that he could recover from breaking the Time Lock.
But not to the point that it doesn't affect his memory cells or personality. A basic template (as it were) remains in tact and I think the severe damage Caan suffered would damage such a template irreversibly.
No, because Jack does.
Oh, right. Too many of my own quotes floating around on this particular topic, that I didn't properly read which one you quoted.I meant Jack. I thought you were saying what would happen if Jack tried to save Gallifrey.No, because Jack does.
Besides, I think Jack becoming The Face of Boe makes much more sense that The Doctor.
True, but at worst, we could get someone that would make The Sixth Doctor look perfectly normal.
In Davies' write up about the Time War in the Doctor Who Magazine (correct me if I got the wrong magazine) mentions Romana as Lady President of Gallifrey. That being said, I like to believe she fled back to E-Space just before the destruction of Gallifrey (a contingency plan, if you will) along with a few others like Leela, Drax, Susan, and the two K-9s.
Based on The Master returning for the fight, I bet all Time Lords who were out in the universe were called into battle. Susan, The Rani, Drax, Azmael, K'anpo Rimpoche, The Meddling Monk, hell maybe even Chronotis/Salyavin.
Yeah, I agree on that.
