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- From: echristo@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Elena A Christofides)
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- Subject: Re: Limits on TARDIS travel (Was Re: The Doctor is...)
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- Date: 15 Nov 92 17:37:47 GMT
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- Re: Limits on the Tardis
- > If the Timelords are only allowed to travel back to Gallifrey in their "now"
- time space, then how is it that in the episodes "The Trial of the Timelord," a
- future regeneration of the Doctor was able to come back in time to be the
- adjudicator at the Doctor's trial? This especially violates the rule that
- different regenerations of Timelords are not allowed to cross each others paths
- in the same space-time continuem. Would someone please tell me how this is
- possible? By the way, I'm a new Whovian, so don't burn me on this question -
- I'm only trying to catch up to the rest of you.
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- Thanks, Elena
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