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Pondilicious (talk | contribs) (→Holographic Clothes: Agree that the reference to Clara's holographic clothes is wrong.) |
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In the "References" section it says they use holographic clothes for "''the Doctor to cover his nudity, Clara to appear naked''". This statement confuses me. Clara didn't appear to be naked, she was naked. The holographic clothes served the same purpose for both of them, didn't it? I just wanted to confirm that I am not wrong before I edit the reference as its been there since January 7th, 2014 and nobody has corrected it. Also, does this actually belong in the "References" section? What does it refer to? [[User:Tzvi|Tzvi]] [[User talk:Tzvi|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 19:55, April 2, 2014 (UTC) | In the "References" section it says they use holographic clothes for "''the Doctor to cover his nudity, Clara to appear naked''". This statement confuses me. Clara didn't appear to be naked, she was naked. The holographic clothes served the same purpose for both of them, didn't it? I just wanted to confirm that I am not wrong before I edit the reference as its been there since January 7th, 2014 and nobody has corrected it. Also, does this actually belong in the "References" section? What does it refer to? [[User:Tzvi|Tzvi]] [[User talk:Tzvi|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 19:55, April 2, 2014 (UTC) | ||
: I agree with you, as I saw it Clara ''was'' naked but used holographic clothes to appear clothed to herself (and the doctor?) so she didn't feel as anxious about walking in somewhere completely naked. And the plot section of the article itself even says "'' | : I agree with you, as I saw it Clara ''was'' naked but used holographic clothes to appear clothed to herself (and the doctor?) so she didn't feel as anxious about walking in somewhere completely naked. And the plot section of the article itself even says "''the Doctor gives Clara a pill so that she too will have holographic clothes, as nudity in the Papal Mainframe is considered a mark of respect''", so I would say changing that is a good idea, or even deleting as it really does not reference any other story. [[User:Pondilicious|Pondilicious]] [[User talk:Pondilicious|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 07:23, April 28, 2014 (UTC) | ||
== Longest timespan of any story? == | == Longest timespan of any story? == | ||
The article clearly says that this episode has the longest timespan of any story, as the 300+ years of the doctor living on Trenzalore makes the episode span 300+ years. However, The Big Bang spans, in total, from 102 AD to 1996 AD in one universe (1,894 years) and then goes up to 2010 in the rebooted universe, a span of 1,908 years in total. Unless the doctor spent another 1,600+ years on Trenzalore after Clara was sent back the second time, then surely the longest time span of any episode is that of The Big Bang. [[User:Pondilicious|Pondilicious]] [[User talk:Pondilicious|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 07:17, April 28, 2014 (UTC) | The article clearly says that this episode has the longest timespan of any story, as the 300+ years of the doctor living on Trenzalore makes the episode span 300+ years. However, The Big Bang spans, in total, from 102 AD to 1996 AD in one universe (1,894 years) and then goes up to 2010 in the rebooted universe, a span of 1,908 years in total. Unless the doctor spent another 1,600+ years on Trenzalore after Clara was sent back the second time, then surely the longest time span of any episode is that of The Big Bang. [[User:Pondilicious|Pondilicious]] [[User talk:Pondilicious|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 07:17, April 28, 2014 (UTC) | ||