I’ve just been on the First and Eleventh Doctor’s pages. Late into the First Doctor’s page, his cite source links are broken (or at least I think they are) and just say “Template:Cs”. The Eleventh Doctor’s page is suffering a similar problem, but his wikipedia, fandom wiki and fact templates are supposedly also suffering problems. Could someone please deal with this?
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The stasers used by the Time Lords (the Master, the Chancellory Guards etc.) could kill Time Lords completely, no matter how many regenerations they had left. I’ve also heard that maybe the Master engineered Runcible being stabbed in the back so that he could not regenerate. And who is not going to be killed by the Tissue Compression Eliminator unless you can just deflect its power?
I think some of the “cite source” templates on the First Doctor’s page (around the late part of it) are broken as they just keep saying “Template:Cs”. I never trusted them. If someone could fix them, that would be great.
I hate The Eleventh Hour, The Beast Below, Amy's Choice and Vincent and the Doctor, tolerate/somewhat like the rest of Series 5 and it was during Series 6 when Matt Smith got to prove himself.
Colin Baker (just by TV alone) > Matt Smith
I thought it was one of his greatest hits, at least back when he brought the show back and during Christopher Eccleston's time and David Tennant's original time.
@FH2104 I heard Hartnell liked the historic ones, especially The Romans. But back to the topic:
Deceased actors who played companions: Did any want to return (Jo’s actress Katy Manning wanted to, as said in a 1993 PanoptiCon, though she wanted Jo and Cliff to have split up) and what did they think of the Revived era? (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and Liz Shaw’s actors Nicholas Courtney and Caroline John wanted to.)
Elisabeth Sladen: “Luke” was the name of the patron saint of doctors. Is that why Sarah Jane always wanted to name her child that? And in The Hand of Fear, did Sarah Jane actually want to leave the Doctor or was she just pretending in annoyance at what she had to deal with?
In The Lazarus Experiment, one of the things the Doctor told Lazarus to try and dissuade him from his immortality-seeking was "some live more in 20 years than others do in 80. It's not the time that matters, it's the person." Someone suggested that the Doctor was talking about Adric during all of this as he was just under 20 (late teens) and made the most of his life by sacrificing himself while trying to stop the freighter that the Cybermen had hijacked from crashing into the Earth and destroying it. So, what do you think? Does it have some truth or just pushing it?
For those that know Davros, they’ll know he was played by three different actors throughout the Classic Series. His first was Michael Wisher who only played him in his first appearance (Genesis of the Daleks) as Wisher had other acting commitments that interfered with him returning. He was replaced with David Gooderson who only played Davros in his second appearance (Destiny of the Daleks) and then by Terry Molloy throughout Davros’ remaining Classic Series appearances. So, here’s my question; following Destiny of the Daleks, why did they try and get Wisher back since he had already been replaced? Why not Gooderson? Or was Gooderson (like Wisher) also not available for Resurrection of the Daleks?
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The 3rd Doctor would like some fighter game considering his Venusian Aikido, while the 12th Doctor would like Guitar Hero.
I know Ace was stated as being fated to have him, but Sarah Jane had already given him to Luke before he went to Oxford where K-9 stayed. So, what happened? Did Luke decide to return him to Sarah Jane before K-9 was passed to Ace following Sarah Jane’s passing?
Jean Marsh (Princess Joanna in The Crusades, alongside Sara Kingdom and Morgaine) is gone. RIP
There are whole DVDs on eBay featuring a combination of found episodes and loose cannon recons.
I’ve taken a closer look at the Doctor and Harriet’s argument about her destroying the Sycorax. The Doctor only appeared to be angry at Harriet for destroying them, the same sort of anger he felt concerning when Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart destroyed the Silurian base in Doctor Who and the Silurians. But then Harriet asked if the Doctor thinking that the Sycorax should’ve been warned about how humanity are the true monsters made the Doctor another alien threat, so I’m thinking he deposed her for threatening to make him out as a threat. But that’s just a thought. What do you think? Plausible or not?
I'm not sure what to think; someone in the comments section of a clip upload of the ending of The End of the World suggested that Rose believed the Doctor's travelling was because of Gallifrey's destruction and being the last of the Time Lords meant that he had been on his own until he met Rose. And the fact that he actually had companions before is something people have pointed out that he should've told her (which is a good point, especially since she liked him). However, some people also think that it's none of Rose's business and that it may have been obvious that he had people before (which the Ninth Doctor said in The Doctor Dances). But what do you think?
James Earl Jones (Darth Vader's voice actor) offered for AI voice recordings of him to be used should they need Vader's voice after Jones was gone. Other actors could allow the same.
In The Five Companions (a Big Finish audio), the Doctor stated that he never told anyone he's a Time Lord while on the run from them as he thought it sounded pompous. It also seems that he lied about his backstory a lot, including the TARDIS.
The 10th Doctor already said it in School Reunion; they can’t have anyone with them forever out of not wanting to see them grow old and die. The Doctor nonetheless does care, but just has a hard time trying to show it at times. It was also stated that all of the Doctor’s incarnations attended their friends Churchill and Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart’s respective funerals, though Jo suspected being at Sarah Jane’s would’ve broken him.
I seem to recall that he has apologised for them. Plus, they were years ago.
Captain Jack Harkness, leader of Torchwood and temporary companion of the Doctor. I'm sorry no-one wants to forgive you. (I do.)