Eh...zuh...duh?TimeLord said:If the Doctor can stop it from happening, everything that has been erased, will never have been erased, as the cracks will never have existed to erase them
...I bow to the TimeLord
Eh...zuh...duh?TimeLord said:If the Doctor can stop it from happening, everything that has been erased, will never have been erased, as the cracks will never have existed to erase them
So pretty much Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey then?Chrono212 said:Eh...zuh...duh?TimeLord said:If the Doctor can stop it from happening, everything that has been erased, will never have been erased, as the cracks will never have existed to erase them
...I bow to the TimeLord
Hmmmm, one way to check *goes to IMDB*Crispee said:I hear from a reliable source that Rory comes back in the final two parter of this series. My only question is how they'll return a character who's been laser beamed to death and then erased from the SpaceTime continuum.
Yes!Crispee said:So pretty much Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey then?Chrono212 said:Eh...zuh...duh?TimeLord said:If the Doctor can stop it from happening, everything that has been erased, will never have been erased, as the cracks will never have existed to erase them
...I bow to the TimeLord
Doesn't that create a mighty time paradox fuck up?TimeLord said:Crispee said:I hear from a reliable source that Rory comes back in the final two parter of this series. My only question is how they'll return a character who's been laser beamed to death and then erased from the SpaceTime continuum.If the Doctor can stop it from happening, everything that has been erased, will never have been erased, as the cracks will never have existed to erase themChrono212 said:It's a pretty big deal if they were to just erase the passed series universe, but to be fair it did add a lot of baggage to the franchise as a wholeTimeLord said:I think it is safe to say that it will not be adequately explained in any way by Steven MoffatChrono212 said:I SAID it would make me look silly...TimeLord said:The Daleks in Series 4 are created from Davros himself, thus their only purpose after creation was the Reality bomb.Chrono212 said:But wouldn't that have removed them from the WHOLE of history (Your going to have an answer for that that makes me look silly)
Yes Davros would have been erased from existence. But! Daleks can time travel, makeing it possible for them to remember Davros despite him being removed from time.
I am assuming you are talking about Series 2? It has not been explained whether that has been effected or notBUT the cyber-men also attacked
Again, we are talking about the series 4 finale and are assuming the series 2 finale still happen as it has not been explained if it has been effectedAnd would that mean that Torchwood still exists? I don't know about you, but I thought it had its good moments. Although the Cardiff base was destroyed...
The Invasion of the Cyber-Men and the Towing of Earth were global and although you had characters like Donna who managed to avoid every global event, they probably wouldn't pull that trick twice
Again, allow me to explain..Megalodon said:Doesn't that create a mighty time paradox fuck up?TimeLord said:Crispee said:I hear from a reliable source that Rory comes back in the final two parter of this series. My only question is how they'll return a character who's been laser beamed to death and then erased from the SpaceTime continuum.If the Doctor can stop it from happening, everything that has been erased, will never have been erased, as the cracks will never have existed to erase themChrono212 said:It's a pretty big deal if they were to just erase the passed series universe, but to be fair it did add a lot of baggage to the franchise as a wholeTimeLord said:I think it is safe to say that it will not be adequately explained in any way by Steven MoffatChrono212 said:I SAID it would make me look silly...TimeLord said:The Daleks in Series 4 are created from Davros himself, thus their only purpose after creation was the Reality bomb.Chrono212 said:But wouldn't that have removed them from the WHOLE of history (Your going to have an answer for that that makes me look silly)
Yes Davros would have been erased from existence. But! Daleks can time travel, makeing it possible for them to remember Davros despite him being removed from time.
I am assuming you are talking about Series 2? It has not been explained whether that has been effected or notBUT the cyber-men also attacked
Again, we are talking about the series 4 finale and are assuming the series 2 finale still happen as it has not been explained if it has been effectedAnd would that mean that Torchwood still exists? I don't know about you, but I thought it had its good moments. Although the Cardiff base was destroyed...
The Invasion of the Cyber-Men and the Towing of Earth were global and although you had characters like Donna who managed to avoid every global event, they probably wouldn't pull that trick twice
If the dictor stops the time erasing cracks from forming, the angel should have killed the doctor a few episodes ago, but if that happens then the cracks won't be closed so the doctor will survive the encounter with the angels and go on to stop the cracks, but then he will be killed by angels.... oh damn I've gone cross-eyed.
Yes true. But the cracks have effected time before the point of the explosion where the Doctor intervenes. If the Doctor stops them, everything may return to normal, reinstating everything that has changed, but keeping linearity within the time stream of everything interacted with the Doctor or effected by the cracks. Basically restoring them at the point the explosion is preventedMegalodon said:Doesn't that create a mighty time paradox fuck up?TimeLord said:Crispee said:I hear from a reliable source that Rory comes back in the final two parter of this series. My only question is how they'll return a character who's been laser beamed to death and then erased from the SpaceTime continuum.If the Doctor can stop it from happening, everything that has been erased, will never have been erased, as the cracks will never have existed to erase themChrono212 said:It's a pretty big deal if they were to just erase the passed series universe, but to be fair it did add a lot of baggage to the franchise as a wholeTimeLord said:I think it is safe to say that it will not be adequately explained in any way by Steven MoffatChrono212 said:I SAID it would make me look silly...TimeLord said:The Daleks in Series 4 are created from Davros himself, thus their only purpose after creation was the Reality bomb.Chrono212 said:But wouldn't that have removed them from the WHOLE of history (Your going to have an answer for that that makes me look silly)
Yes Davros would have been erased from existence. But! Daleks can time travel, makeing it possible for them to remember Davros despite him being removed from time.
I am assuming you are talking about Series 2? It has not been explained whether that has been effected or notBUT the cyber-men also attacked
Again, we are talking about the series 4 finale and are assuming the series 2 finale still happen as it has not been explained if it has been effectedAnd would that mean that Torchwood still exists? I don't know about you, but I thought it had its good moments. Although the Cardiff base was destroyed...
The Invasion of the Cyber-Men and the Towing of Earth were global and although you had characters like Donna who managed to avoid every global event, they probably wouldn't pull that trick twice
If the dictor stops the time erasing cracks from forming, the angel should have killed the doctor a few episodes ago, but if that happens then the cracks won't be closed so the doctor will survive the encounter with the angels and go on to stop the cracks, but then he will be killed by angels.... oh damn I've gone cross-eyed.
Because the Doctor says this was a point where time is not fixed, it can be altered on the fly. They have changed the future of human contact with the Silurians but it does not effect humanities role in the universeJosh12345 said:*I hated how they sent the race into chryo-nap for 1000 years but you never hear of the silurians in the episodes sent in the future
So basically like a bigger, more pervasive version of why Amy could remember the clerics the crack in the angel episode ate?TimeLord said:Yes true. But the cracks have effected time before the point of the explosion where the Doctor intervenes. If the Doctor stops them, everything may return to normal, reinstating everything that has changed, but keeping linearity within the time stream of everything interacted with the Doctor or effected by the cracks. Basically restoring them at the point the explosion is preventedMegalodon said:Doesn't that create a mighty time paradox fuck up?TimeLord said:Crispee said:I hear from a reliable source that Rory comes back in the final two parter of this series. My only question is how they'll return a character who's been laser beamed to death and then erased from the SpaceTime continuum.If the Doctor can stop it from happening, everything that has been erased, will never have been erased, as the cracks will never have existed to erase themChrono212 said:It's a pretty big deal if they were to just erase the passed series universe, but to be fair it did add a lot of baggage to the franchise as a wholeTimeLord said:I think it is safe to say that it will not be adequately explained in any way by Steven MoffatChrono212 said:I SAID it would make me look silly...TimeLord said:The Daleks in Series 4 are created from Davros himself, thus their only purpose after creation was the Reality bomb.Chrono212 said:But wouldn't that have removed them from the WHOLE of history (Your going to have an answer for that that makes me look silly)
Yes Davros would have been erased from existence. But! Daleks can time travel, makeing it possible for them to remember Davros despite him being removed from time.
I am assuming you are talking about Series 2? It has not been explained whether that has been effected or notBUT the cyber-men also attacked
Again, we are talking about the series 4 finale and are assuming the series 2 finale still happen as it has not been explained if it has been effectedAnd would that mean that Torchwood still exists? I don't know about you, but I thought it had its good moments. Although the Cardiff base was destroyed...
The Invasion of the Cyber-Men and the Towing of Earth were global and although you had characters like Donna who managed to avoid every global event, they probably wouldn't pull that trick twice
If the dictor stops the time erasing cracks from forming, the angel should have killed the doctor a few episodes ago, but if that happens then the cracks won't be closed so the doctor will survive the encounter with the angels and go on to stop the cracks, but then he will be killed by angels.... oh damn I've gone cross-eyed.
More or less, my theory is that everything that has happened in the Doctor's personal past has happened, but he can save everyone affected by the cracks when/if he stops the explosion.Megalodon said:So basically like a bigger, more pervasive version of why Amy could remember the clerics the crack in the angel episode ate?TimeLord said:Yes true. But the cracks have effected time before the point of the explosion where the Doctor intervenes. If the Doctor stops them, everything may return to normal, reinstating everything that has changed, but keeping linearity within the time stream of everything interacted with the Doctor or effected by the cracks. Basically restoring them at the point the explosion is preventedMegalodon said:Doesn't that create a mighty time paradox fuck up?TimeLord said:Crispee said:I hear from a reliable source that Rory comes back in the final two parter of this series. My only question is how they'll return a character who's been laser beamed to death and then erased from the SpaceTime continuum.If the Doctor can stop it from happening, everything that has been erased, will never have been erased, as the cracks will never have existed to erase themChrono212 said:It's a pretty big deal if they were to just erase the passed series universe, but to be fair it did add a lot of baggage to the franchise as a wholeTimeLord said:I think it is safe to say that it will not be adequately explained in any way by Steven MoffatChrono212 said:I SAID it would make me look silly...TimeLord said:The Daleks in Series 4 are created from Davros himself, thus their only purpose after creation was the Reality bomb.Chrono212 said:But wouldn't that have removed them from the WHOLE of history (Your going to have an answer for that that makes me look silly)
Yes Davros would have been erased from existence. But! Daleks can time travel, makeing it possible for them to remember Davros despite him being removed from time.
I am assuming you are talking about Series 2? It has not been explained whether that has been effected or notBUT the cyber-men also attacked
Again, we are talking about the series 4 finale and are assuming the series 2 finale still happen as it has not been explained if it has been effectedAnd would that mean that Torchwood still exists? I don't know about you, but I thought it had its good moments. Although the Cardiff base was destroyed...
The Invasion of the Cyber-Men and the Towing of Earth were global and although you had characters like Donna who managed to avoid every global event, they probably wouldn't pull that trick twice
If the dictor stops the time erasing cracks from forming, the angel should have killed the doctor a few episodes ago, but if that happens then the cracks won't be closed so the doctor will survive the encounter with the angels and go on to stop the cracks, but then he will be killed by angels.... oh damn I've gone cross-eyed.
Resulting in a nice happy(ish) ending for the series finale, perfect for going out at seven as part of BBC1's sturday evening lineup?TimeLord said:More or less, my theory is that everything that has happened in the Doctor's personal past has happened, but he can save everyone affected by the cracks when/if he stops the explosion.
It's a time thing
Well yea, there's that.....Megalodon said:Resulting in a nice happy(ish) ending for the series finale, perfect for going out at seven as part of BBC1's sturday evening lineup?TimeLord said:More or less, my theory is that everything that has happened in the Doctor's personal past has happened, but he can save everyone affected by the cracks when/if he stops the explosion.
It's a time thing
/cynicism
...and the Homo-reptilians had a computer controlling their life support called HAL9000 and...well, you fill in the restTimeLord said:Because the Doctor says this was a point where time is not fixed, it can be altered on the fly. They have changed the future of human contact with the Silurians but it does not effect humanities role in the universeJosh12345 said:*I hated how they sent the race into chryo-nap for 1000 years but you never hear of the silurians in the episodes sent in the future
Then there we go, problem solvedChrono212 said:...and the Homo-reptilians had a computer controlling their life support called HAL9000 and...well, you fill in the restTimeLord said:Because the Doctor says this was a point where time is not fixed, it can be altered on the fly. They have changed the future of human contact with the Silurians but it does not effect humanities role in the universeJosh12345 said:*I hated how they sent the race into chryo-nap for 1000 years but you never hear of the silurians in the episodes sent in the future
Well RTD was a tool for killing them all off in the first place along with the Daleks. So every time they come back it was like "Oh a couple more got away and then they cloned themselves again"Plinglebob said:Hmmmm, one way to check *goes to IMDB*Crispee said:I hear from a reliable source that Rory comes back in the final two parter of this series. My only question is how they'll return a character who's been laser beamed to death and then erased from the SpaceTime continuum.
IMDB has got Rory in the final episode with River Song in 12 and 13. The also have someone credited as "Time Lady". Seeing as my biggest wish is them to somehow bring back the Time Lords (stupid RTD for letting us peep through the crack in that locked door)
Multiple Doctors? Different versions in time coinciding to stop the explosion that has spread the crack though time and space?LavaLampBamboo said:Well RTD was a tool for killing them all off in the first place along with the Daleks. So every time they come back it was like "Oh a couple more got away and then they cloned themselves again"Plinglebob said:Hmmmm, one way to check *goes to IMDB*Crispee said:I hear from a reliable source that Rory comes back in the final two parter of this series. My only question is how they'll return a character who's been laser beamed to death and then erased from the SpaceTime continuum.
IMDB has got Rory in the final episode with River Song in 12 and 13. The also have someone credited as "Time Lady". Seeing as my biggest wish is them to somehow bring back the Time Lords (stupid RTD for letting us peep through the crack in that locked door)
I hope we see another Tardis. Maybe a Tardis fight. The plural being TARDISs I think...
What about TARDISii? Like Genius and Genii...LavaLampBamboo said:I hope we see another Tardis. Maybe a Tardis fight. The plural being TARDISs I think...