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'''Cheating''' was the act of playing a game dishonestly with the objective of winning without having to play by the rules. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Giggle (TV story)}}) | |||
[[ | [[Francine Jones]], assuming her daughter [[Martha Jones|Martha's]] phone call asking her to look up some [[music]]-related trivia was for a [[pub quiz]], told her that using her [[mobile phone]] was cheating. ([[TV]]: {{cs|42 (TV story)}}) | ||
When [[the Toymaker]] used [[The Toymaker's cards|his own cards]] in his and the [[Fourteenth Doctor]]'s [[Game between the Toymaker and the Fourteenth Doctor|game]] of [[Cut (game)|Cut]] in [[1925]] [[Soho]], [[Donna Noble]] believed he was going to cheat until the idea was shut down by both the Doctor and the Toymaker, whom showed offence at the notion, with the Doctor explaining that the Toymaker had to follow the rules of the game because they bound his existence. Indeed, the Toymaker ended up making an honest victory in their game when he drew the higher card. | |||
When they faced each other in [[Game between the Toymaker and the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Doctors|their third game]] atop [[UNIT HQ, City of London|the UNIT headquarters]] in [[2023]] [[21st century London|London]], the Toymaker claimed that the Fourteenth and [[Fifteenth Doctor]]s were cheating when both of them challenged him to a game at the same time, only for the Doctors to point out that they were both the same person, and also pointed out the Toymaker's fault in the [[bi-generation]] that "doubled" them, causing him to relent and play against both of them. However, he tried to give himself an early advantage in their game of [[Catch (game)|catch]] by lobbing the ball at the Fourteenth Doctor unexpectedly, though the Doctor managed to catch it. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Giggle (TV story)}}) | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:44, 3 November 2024
Cheating was the act of playing a game dishonestly with the objective of winning without having to play by the rules. (TV: The Giggle [+]Loading...["The Giggle (TV story)"])
Francine Jones, assuming her daughter Martha's phone call asking her to look up some music-related trivia was for a pub quiz, told her that using her mobile phone was cheating. (TV: 42 [+]Loading...["42 (TV story)"])
When the Toymaker used his own cards in his and the Fourteenth Doctor's game of Cut in 1925 Soho, Donna Noble believed he was going to cheat until the idea was shut down by both the Doctor and the Toymaker, whom showed offence at the notion, with the Doctor explaining that the Toymaker had to follow the rules of the game because they bound his existence. Indeed, the Toymaker ended up making an honest victory in their game when he drew the higher card.
When they faced each other in their third game atop the UNIT headquarters in 2023 London, the Toymaker claimed that the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Doctors were cheating when both of them challenged him to a game at the same time, only for the Doctors to point out that they were both the same person, and also pointed out the Toymaker's fault in the bi-generation that "doubled" them, causing him to relent and play against both of them. However, he tried to give himself an early advantage in their game of catch by lobbing the ball at the Fourteenth Doctor unexpectedly, though the Doctor managed to catch it. (TV: The Giggle [+]Loading...["The Giggle (TV story)"])
