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Perhaps the name Transcendental Dimensions would be preferable? I think I heard Luke mention it during The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith. | Perhaps the name Transcendental Dimensions would be preferable? I think I heard Luke mention it during The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith. | ||
I agree with Transcendental Dimensions. It's just like any other concept on the wiki, it's got many purposes. It would be a good idea just to change it to that to make it more like an actual concept than a state of something. | |||
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Another dimension?
Should we add Rory's comment from Vampires of Venice, of "it's another dimension" to the page somewhere? It seems important and isn't already noted. Plus the Doctor doesn't argue, which implies it is correct. The Thirteenth Doctor 12:50, July 21, 2010 (UTC)
- Certainly. I'm sure that's not the only quote relating to it being another dimension. Doesn't Susan go on about it in An Unearthly Child? --Tangerineduel 12:55, July 21, 2010 (UTC)
Name Perhaps the name Transcendental Dimensions would be preferable? I think I heard Luke mention it during The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith.
I agree with Transcendental Dimensions. It's just like any other concept on the wiki, it's got many purposes. It would be a good idea just to change it to that to make it more like an actual concept than a state of something.
