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Howling:What would be magic in Doctor Who? (view source)
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As a general rule, everything in Doctor Who has a "scientific explanation" with magic being some form of hidden technology or unknown science no matter how ludicrous the explanation. But what would count as actual "magic" in the Doctor Who t.v. show? The episodes featuring "The Daemons" and "The Carrionites" were both essentially magical stories with a flimsy science explanation handwave. | As a general rule, everything in Doctor Who has a "scientific explanation" with magic being some form of hidden technology or unknown science no matter how ludicrous the explanation. But what would count as actual "magic" in the Doctor Who t.v. show? The episodes featuring "The Daemons" and "The Carrionites" were both essentially magical stories with a flimsy science explanation handwave. | ||