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The ship's Auto Pilot attempted to relaunch the ship using [[human|humans]] as pilots, specifically selecting humans who wanted to escape or explore. However, the mind of a human was too weak to launch the ship, and so the people selected by the Auto Pilot were killed. The Auto Pilot later attempted to use [[the Doctor]]'s mind to launch the ship, but the Doctor claimed that his mind would be too much for the ship. Craig Owens was able to shut down the ship because he didn't want to escape or explore; he wanted the opposite. | The ship's Auto Pilot attempted to relaunch the ship using [[human|humans]] as pilots, specifically selecting humans who wanted to escape or explore. However, the mind of a human was too weak to launch the ship, and so the people selected by the Auto Pilot were killed. The Auto Pilot later attempted to use [[the Doctor]]'s mind to launch the ship, but the Doctor claimed that his mind would be too much for the ship. Craig Owens was able to shut down the ship because he didn't want to escape or explore; he wanted the opposite. | ||
One of the hologram's looked like an old man who lured | One of the hologram's looked like an old man who lured a teenage boy by saying that something terrible had happened. The next hologram looked like a mid-20s man who was very polite and lured a crying woman by saying that he was so sorry and he needed her help. The last hologram was a litle girl who lured a blond woman by saying that she had lost her mum; she also lured Sophie by asking her if she could help. All of the holograms seemed to lure the victims by saying that they needed help with something bad. | ||
The Doctor, after first seeing it, called it "someone's attempt to build a TARDIS". While he may have meant that the ship was made to be a time machine rather than a TARDIS specifically, the ship did hold a dark resemblance to one (based on the layout of the room as well as a device that looked strikingly like a time rotor). The door also appeared to be attempting to disguise itself, similar to the Doctor's TARDIS. The Auto Pilot's attempt to launch the ship with [[human|humans]] caused a [[time loop]] to form briefly, almost resulting in the [[TARDIS]] and [[Amy Pond|Amy]] being thrown into the [[time vortex]]. | The Doctor, after first seeing it, called it "someone's attempt to build a TARDIS". While he may have meant that the ship was made to be a time machine rather than a TARDIS specifically, the ship did hold a dark resemblance to one (based on the layout of the room as well as a device that looked strikingly like a time rotor). The door also appeared to be attempting to disguise itself, similar to the Doctor's TARDIS. The Auto Pilot's attempt to launch the ship with [[human|humans]] caused a [[time loop]] to form briefly, almost resulting in the [[TARDIS]] and [[Amy Pond|Amy]] being thrown into the [[time vortex]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:40, 28 June 2010
Number 79B, Aickman Road was a Timeship that had crash-landed on Earth sometime before 2010, killing all of its crew. The ship disguised itself by pretending to be the upper story of 79 Aickman Road, a flat owned by Craig Owens. It used a perception filter to hide its true nature from passers-by.
The ship's Auto Pilot attempted to relaunch the ship using humans as pilots, specifically selecting humans who wanted to escape or explore. However, the mind of a human was too weak to launch the ship, and so the people selected by the Auto Pilot were killed. The Auto Pilot later attempted to use the Doctor's mind to launch the ship, but the Doctor claimed that his mind would be too much for the ship. Craig Owens was able to shut down the ship because he didn't want to escape or explore; he wanted the opposite.
One of the hologram's looked like an old man who lured a teenage boy by saying that something terrible had happened. The next hologram looked like a mid-20s man who was very polite and lured a crying woman by saying that he was so sorry and he needed her help. The last hologram was a litle girl who lured a blond woman by saying that she had lost her mum; she also lured Sophie by asking her if she could help. All of the holograms seemed to lure the victims by saying that they needed help with something bad.
The Doctor, after first seeing it, called it "someone's attempt to build a TARDIS". While he may have meant that the ship was made to be a time machine rather than a TARDIS specifically, the ship did hold a dark resemblance to one (based on the layout of the room as well as a device that looked strikingly like a time rotor). The door also appeared to be attempting to disguise itself, similar to the Doctor's TARDIS. The Auto Pilot's attempt to launch the ship with humans caused a time loop to form briefly, almost resulting in the TARDIS and Amy being thrown into the time vortex.
The ship imploded when the emergency shutdown was activated by Craig. (DW: The Lodger) It is possible that it didn't really implode and actually left
Behind the scenes
- Number 79B, Aickman Road resembles the Jagaroth ship.
- Though possibly just a coincidence, 2 of the 3 Auto Pilot holograms bore some resemblance (from what little could be seen) to the first and second doctor.
