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 Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 7:51 am
we all know when a human is born it is made a baby and has a mother and father, but when a timelord is born... is it a baby or a grown adult? because they say that timelords dont appear to be aging but they are so how did the doctor become the way he is? we all know he regenerated but his fist life he was the begining... wasnt it, that would also mean he would have parents... they would be didpointed almost 1000 years without visiting a bad son lol .
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 8:08 am
Isn't there some Loom thing? I've read references to it in fanfictions. They don't actually have children, but instead are created. But the Doctor is half-human so he could, or something like that. Well, I've heard he's half human.
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 8:11 am
he is half human in his mothers side i think
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 8:38 am
though lots choose to believe he isnt half human.
there be lots of theories.
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 8:41 am
I heard somewhere that the time lords were like, grown or somthing. Like, artificialy born. confused
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 10:04 am
TheFourthDoctor we all know when a human is born it is made a baby and has a mother and father, but when a timelord is born... is it a baby or a grown adult? because they say that timelords dont appear to be aging but they are so how did the doctor become the way he is? we all know he regenerated but his fist life he was the begining... wasnt it, that would also mean he would have parents... they would be didpointed almost 1000 years without visiting a bad son lol . According to the New Adventure "Lungbarrow", vague spoilers - highlight to read the Doctor did come out of the Loom as a fully formed adult, but had a navel. There was all sorts of intrigue about his DNA. Normal Time Lords start off as adults and do age. When they get sufficiently aged, they will regenerate (hence the white-haired First Doctor - he had had time to age). Unfortunately, the Doctor's lifestyle generally means he doesn't have time to get old and is going through his regenerations rather faster than most of his brethren. No idea how canon this is, mind you - the Beeb has kept schtum about the Virgin New Adventures and their continuity. DW
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 10:22 am
I suppose now's a good time to mention that "Lungbarrow" can be read for free off of the BBC's Doctor Who website. It's one of several novels available as eBooks... http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/classic/ebooks/index.shtmlLike Warnersister mentioned, no idea if their treating the books as canon with respect to the TV show. It's an interesting read, nonetheless. Probably... ((I've never read it))
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 7:44 am
well, in the girl in the fire place (My favourite episode) when the doctor is reading madam de pompedor's thoughts, she reads his and says
'oh, doctor, such a lonely little boy'
which suggests that he has parents and a childhood, and don't forget that the timelords are all dead, probably including his mum and dad or the one that is a time lord if he is half human, also suggesting that if his other parent was human that he or she would be dead
also in fear her, the doctor was a dad once, which would suggest that he knows about familys if he had one
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:29 am
TheFourthDoctor he is half human in his mothers side i think the doctors half human?
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:50 am
Takuha TheFourthDoctor he is half human in his mothers side i think the doctors half human?
Yeah... I've never heard anything for sure, but I know there are some books that say so. And it makes sense. Why else would he be SO different from other Time Lords? He's more free, happy... He even loves Earth.
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:51 am
Tenadier well, in the girl in the fire place (My favourite episode) when the doctor is reading madam de pompedor's thoughts, she reads his and says 'oh, doctor, such a lonely little boy' which suggests that he has parents and a childhood, and don't forget that the timelords are all dead, probably including his mum and dad or the one that is a time lord if he is half human, also suggesting that if his other parent was human that he or she would be dead also in fear her, the doctor was a dad once, which would suggest that he knows about familys if he had one That's a good point! I hope sometime along RTD decides to write an eppy where we visit the Doctor's 'childhood'. Although there might be some continuety (sp?) issues >.<
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 12:15 pm
Sepik Isn't there some Loom thing? I've read references to it in fanfictions. They don't actually have children, but instead are created. But the Doctor is half-human so he could, or something like that. Well, I've heard he's half human. he'd NEVER be half human, plus humanity probably hadnt incountered the time lords. I think that during their first lives, time lords age 'normally', then their second life comes and they just end up as how they look. Maybe the doctor will regenerate as a teenager sometime... eek
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 1:09 pm
Torchwood Sepik Isn't there some Loom thing? I've read references to it in fanfictions. They don't actually have children, but instead are created. But the Doctor is half-human so he could, or something like that. Well, I've heard he's half human. he'd NEVER be half human, plus humanity probably hadnt incountered the time lords. The 8th Doctor claimed he was half-human in the 1996 TV movie. It was an important plot point, sadly enough...
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 1:13 pm
Hairy Priest Torchwood Sepik Isn't there some Loom thing? I've read references to it in fanfictions. They don't actually have children, but instead are created. But the Doctor is half-human so he could, or something like that. Well, I've heard he's half human. he'd NEVER be half human, plus humanity probably hadnt incountered the time lords. The 8th Doctor claimed he was half-human in the 1996 TV movie. It was an important plot point, sadly enough... No Way! Really???
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 2:27 pm
THis topic could go on forever with all the different possible theories to Gallifreyan/Time-Lord reproduction.
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