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Forum:Foreshadowing section on Doctors pages (edit)
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I propose the elimination of the "foreshadowing" sections that have recently crept into articles about the various incarnation of the Doctor. I can understand in a couple of cases, where there's a story that ''actually'' depicts the known next incarnation interacting with the current version. But not every Doctor has such events. Look at [[Ninth Doctor#Foreshadowing]]. It's completely out of control. ''[[Zagreus (audio story)|Zagreus]]'', written long before any Ninth Doctor was ever on the horizon, is not "foreshadowing" the Ninth Doctor, for goodness sakes! Every time the Eighth Doctor had a near death experience is chronicled there. And that's not really foreshadowing. If it were, we'd have to count a ''lot'' of different "near-death" experiences. | I propose the elimination of the "foreshadowing" sections that have recently crept into articles about the various incarnation of the Doctor. I can understand in a couple of cases, where there's a story that ''actually'' depicts the known next incarnation interacting with the current version. But not every Doctor has such events. Look at [[Ninth Doctor#Foreshadowing]]. It's completely out of control. ''[[Zagreus (audio story)|Zagreus]]'', written long before any Ninth Doctor was ever on the horizon, is not "foreshadowing" the Ninth Doctor, for goodness sakes! Every time the Eighth Doctor had a near death experience is chronicled there. And that's not really foreshadowing. If it were, we'd have to count a ''lot'' of different "near-death" experiences. | ||