Howling:The Cracks damaging the Doctor's timeline?: Difference between revisions
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If the Time Crack did eat the Dalek invasion force and the CyberKing in 1851, wouldn't that constitute a disruption of the Doctor's personal timeline, seeing as how he was actually present on those two occasions? (Actually, regarding the CyberKing incident, I'm not entirely convinced that was a victim of the Crack, but, like the Yetis in the London Underground and the Loch Ness Monster swimming up the Thames, was just brushed under the carpet by the government.) [[User:EJA|EJA]] 10:18, April 17, 2011 (UTC){{Forumheader|The Howling}} | If the Time Crack did eat the Dalek invasion force and the CyberKing in 1851, wouldn't that constitute a disruption of the Doctor's personal timeline, seeing as how he was actually present on those two occasions? (Actually, regarding the CyberKing incident, I'm not entirely convinced that was a victim of the Crack, but, like the Yetis in the London Underground and the Loch Ness Monster swimming up the Thames, was just brushed under the carpet by the government.) [[User:EJA|EJA]] 10:18, April 17, 2011 (UTC){{Forumheader|The Howling}} | ||
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Time was probably already so damaged from the exploding TARDIS that disruption to a personal timeline didn't really have an effect. Besides, the cracks were closed, so these events were restored. [[User:The Mind|The Mind]] 12:09, April 17, 2011 (UTC) | |||
Revision as of 12:09, 17 April 2011
If the Time Crack did eat the Dalek invasion force and the CyberKing in 1851, wouldn't that constitute a disruption of the Doctor's personal timeline, seeing as how he was actually present on those two occasions? (Actually, regarding the CyberKing incident, I'm not entirely convinced that was a victim of the Crack, but, like the Yetis in the London Underground and the Loch Ness Monster swimming up the Thames, was just brushed under the carpet by the government.) EJA 10:18, April 17, 2011 (UTC)
The Howling → The Cracks damaging the Doctor's timeline?
Time was probably already so damaged from the exploding TARDIS that disruption to a personal timeline didn't really have an effect. Besides, the cracks were closed, so these events were restored. The Mind 12:09, April 17, 2011 (UTC)
