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Following [[Second | Following the [[Second Doctor]]'s [[exile on Earth]], the [[Time Lord]]s had not yet carried out his forced regeneration. To do so, they used '''animated scarecrows''' in order to carry out that portion of his sentence. | ||
==Overview== | == Overview == | ||
[[File:Animated Scarecrows.jpg|thumb|Scarecrows confronting the Doctor. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Night Walkers (comic story)|The Night Walkers]]'')]] | |||
[[File:Animated Scarecrows.jpg|thumb|Scarecrows confronting the Doctor ([[ | The [[Second Doctor]] lived on Earth at this time in the [[Carlton Grange Hotel]], and generally enjoyed a relatively luxurious life of considerable fame. One night, while appearing on the game show, ''[[Explain My Mystery]]'', the Doctor was asked to consider the case of [[Glenlock-Hogan|Mr Glenlock-Hogan]], a farmer with the walking scarecrows. He wasn't able to do so. He arranged for an off-camera visit to the farm. When he arrived, the scarecrows duly began to walk around. Eventually, they captured him and revealed that they had been animated by the Time Lords in order to carry out the remaining part of his sentence. Inside [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]], they forced him to regenerate and, while he was doing so, set the TARDIS to [[dematerialise]], and quickly left, thus setting up the opening moments of [[Third Doctor|his next incarnation]]'s existence. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Night Walkers (comic story)|The Night Walkers]]'') | ||
One night, while appearing on the game show, ''[[Explain My Mystery]]'', the Doctor was asked to consider the case of [[Glenlock-Hogan|Mr Glenlock-Hogan]], a farmer with the walking scarecrows. He wasn't able to do so. | |||
=== Parallel universe === | |||
In a [[parallel universe]], after escaping [[Previous Doctor (Exile)|his]] [[trial]] on [[Gallifrey (Exile)|Gallifrey]] and committing [[suicide]] to regenerate in a female body, [[The Doctor (Exile)|the Doctor]] was pursued on [[Earth]] by two [[Time Lord (Exile)|Time Lords]], who used armed animated scarecrows to spy on her and surround [[The Doctor's TARDIS (Exile)|her TARDIS]], in order to bring her back and resume her trial. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Exile (audio story)|Exile]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:55, 28 October 2024
Following the Second Doctor's exile on Earth, the Time Lords had not yet carried out his forced regeneration. To do so, they used animated scarecrows in order to carry out that portion of his sentence.
Overview[[edit] | [edit source]]
The Second Doctor lived on Earth at this time in the Carlton Grange Hotel, and generally enjoyed a relatively luxurious life of considerable fame. One night, while appearing on the game show, Explain My Mystery, the Doctor was asked to consider the case of Mr Glenlock-Hogan, a farmer with the walking scarecrows. He wasn't able to do so. He arranged for an off-camera visit to the farm. When he arrived, the scarecrows duly began to walk around. Eventually, they captured him and revealed that they had been animated by the Time Lords in order to carry out the remaining part of his sentence. Inside the TARDIS, they forced him to regenerate and, while he was doing so, set the TARDIS to dematerialise, and quickly left, thus setting up the opening moments of his next incarnation's existence. (COMIC: The Night Walkers)
Parallel universe[[edit] | [edit source]]
In a parallel universe, after escaping his trial on Gallifrey and committing suicide to regenerate in a female body, the Doctor was pursued on Earth by two Time Lords, who used armed animated scarecrows to spy on her and surround her TARDIS, in order to bring her back and resume her trial. (AUDIO: Exile)
