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*[[Jackie Tyler]] | *[[Jackie Tyler]] | ||
*[[Mickey Smith]] | *[[Mickey Smith]] | ||
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*Captain [[Jack Harkness]] | *Captain [[Jack Harkness]] | ||
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*[[Ianto Jones]] | *[[Ianto Jones]] | ||
*[[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]] | *[[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Bayldon Copper]]-not seen, helped Harriet form the subwave network. | ||
The above individuals all aided the Doctor in | The above individuals all aided the Doctor (in someway or another) in the battle in the [[Medusa Cascade]] | ||
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Revision as of 15:46, 23 August 2008
The Children of Time are moving against us.
The Children of Time is the name given by the Daleks to the group of people, consisting mostly of the Doctor's companions, that opposed their plan to destroy all of reality in The Stolen Earth and Journey's End. Davros uses the name to describe only the Doctor's companions, the distinction apparently defined as any of the Doctor's friends who has traveled in the TARDIS at least once. The term may also include the members of Sarah Jane's team and Torchwood Three, who also appeared in the episodes, as well as the Doctor himself and others who allied with him.
Members
When referring to the Doctor's Companions, the Children of Time consist of:
- The Doctor- Leader (so to speak)
- UNIT
- Sarah Jane Smith
- Rose Tyler
- Jackie Tyler
- Mickey Smith
- Harriet Jones
- Captain Jack Harkness
- K-9 Mark IIIb
- Donna Noble
- Martha Jones
- Luke Smith
- Mr Smith
- Gwen Cooper
- Ianto Jones
- Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor
- Bayldon Copper-not seen, helped Harriet form the subwave network.
The above individuals all aided the Doctor (in someway or another) in the battle in the Medusa Cascade
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