Well seeing as the EU of Doctor Who is probably the only thing we will ever get on the 8th Doctor as RTD has said he doesnt want to go back to that era, we may as well use that to make up these wild theories of ours. As for Peter, for me that is more than a shame, more liek a tragedy, he was a good Doctor, and had he stayed on we would probably have never had Colin, which may well have saved the show for a few extra years (although we probably wouldnt have had Chris or David which would have been FAR worse).
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Originally posted by The Signal View PostThe Doctor is a Time Lord, an alien from the planet Gallifrey. The timelords developed a technology that allows them to "Regenerate" this kicks in when a Time Lord is severely injured. If the Time Lords life is about to end this regenration kicks in, his/her body heals itself to perfect health, but at a cost, his/her form changes completely. The concept was created in the 60's when the First Doctor William Hartnell wanted to leave the show (he was getting older and his health was starting to decline) rather than stopping the show, or replacing the character without explanation, the regenration was introduced.
The Doctors, time served and cause of regeneration are as follows:
William Hartnell (1st Doctor) - Died of Old Age - 4 seasons (1963-1966)
Patrick Troughton (2nd Doctor) - Forced to Regenerate by other Time Lords - 3 seasons (1966-1969)
John Pertwee (3rd Doctor) Radiation Poisoning - 5 Seasons (1970-1974)
Tom Baker (4th Doctor) Fell from a great height - 7 seasons (1774-1981)
Peter Davidson (5th Doctor) Poisoning - 3 seasons (1981-1984)
Colin Baker (6th Doctor) Undetermined Injuries - 3 seasons (1984-1986)
Sylvester McCoy (7th Doctor) Shot, died on operating table - 3 seasons + 1 tv movie(1987-1989, 1996)
Paul McGann (8th Doctor) Yet to be revealed - 1 TV Movie (1996)
Spoiler:Christopher Eccleston (9th Doctor)Cellular degeneration after absorbing the time vortex. - 1 season (2005)
David Tennant (10th Doctor) Currently active Doctor - At least 2 seasons (2006-?)
A Time Lord has 12 regenerations, meaning there may be 13 Doctors in all. It is however possible for a Time Lord to be granted more regenerations. But with Gallifrey lost in the Time War, this is unlikely to happen.
ADDPatrick Troughton (2nd Doctor) - Forced to Regenerate by other Time Lords - 3 seasons (1966-1969)
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they probly got tired of haveing to listen to play on that recorder lol.
i thought the doctor could live forever sents i only seen the new series. i just resently watch some old doctor who eps mostly to do with daleks. geneis,distany,day,remberinse and death to the daleks. i also so the 5 doctors were they said some thing about only being albe to regenerate so many times.
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Originally posted by Adria View PostADD why did there force it
Madeleine
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Originally posted by Adria View Postwhy did there force it
That episode was the first mention and appearance of the Time Lords too.
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Of course, prior to The Deadly Assassin, we didn't know there was a limit to the number lives a Time Lord may have...making it still a very stern punishment retroactively.
Of course, there are contradictory accounts of the events of War Games in Pertwee's era; but the most glaring contradictions occured in The Five Doctors where the Second Doctor has survived after the Time Lords separated him from Jamie & Zoe...and The Two Doctors in which Victoria was temporarily dropped off while the Second Doctor & Jamie were on assignment on behalf of the Time Lords, which they couldn't have been prior to War Games, nor apparently subsequent to.
All this suggests the events of War Games were not entirely accurate.
In the novel World Game by Terence Dicks, the following is revealed...
Spoiler:The matrix records were altered by the Celestial Intervention Agency who took the Doctor on as an agent after his capture.
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Originally posted by Reefgirl View PostI heard that Romana was President of the High Council when Galifrey was destroyed and she ordered it, it would make sense that she ordered the Doctor to do it
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Originally posted by lord-anubis View Postspeaking of k-9 how did Sarah end up with k-9. i just saw hand of fear which i think was her last ep. in the school reunon ep she had k-9 i was just wondering how
I believe they tried to make a spin off series featuring Sarah and K9, but it was unsuccessful. That is how Sarah ended up with. K9.
If you watch the Five Doctors (last ep of season 20), there is a scene where Sarah is going outside and K9 is behind her.
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Originally posted by Flying Officer Bennett View PostThat would be the pilot episode of the series "K9 & Company" which was never picked up as a proper series. It featured Sarah recieving K9 as a gift from the Doctor. They then fought witches...
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Originally posted by The Signal View PostPatrick Troughton (2nd Doctor) - Forced to Regenerate by other Time Lords - .
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