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|mentions = <ul><li>[[DW]]: ''[[The Stones of Blood]]''</li><li>[[TN]]: ''[[The Eye of the Tyger]]''</li><li>[[SJA]]: ''[[The Lost Boy]]''</li><li>[[SJA]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Judoon]]''</li><li>[[DW]]: ''[[The Hungry Earth]]''</li><li>[[ST]]: ''[[The Way Forwards (audio story)|The Way Forwards]]''</li></ul> | |mentions = <ul><li>[[DW]]: ''[[The Stones of Blood]]''</li><li>[[TN]]: ''[[The Eye of the Tyger]]''</li><li>[[SJA]]: ''[[The Lost Boy]]''</li><li>[[SJA]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Judoon]]''</li><li>[[DW]]: ''[[The Hungry Earth]]''</li><li>[[ST]]: ''[[The Way Forwards (audio story)|The Way Forwards]]''</li></ul>}} | ||
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'''Albert Einstein''' ([[14th March]] [[1879]] - [[18th April]] [[1955]]) was renowned as one of the most brilliant scientists of the [[20th century]]. [[The Doctor]] claimed to have met Einstein. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Stones of Blood]]'') | '''Albert Einstein''' ([[14th March]] [[1879]] - [[18th April]] [[1955]]) was renowned as one of the most brilliant scientists of the [[20th century]]. [[The Doctor]] claimed to have met Einstein. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Stones of Blood]]'') | ||
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Some compared the child prodigy, [[Nathan Goss]], to Einstein, while others believed his potential exceeded Einstein. ([[SJA]]: ''[[The Lost Boy]]'') | Some compared the child prodigy, [[Nathan Goss]], to Einstein, while others believed his potential exceeded Einstein. ([[SJA]]: ''[[The Lost Boy]]'') | ||
When [[Mr Smith]] was about to self-destruct, [[Clyde Langer]] asked [[Luke Smith]] what would Einstein do. [[Rani Chandra]] reminded Clyde that Einstein "didn't have an alien computer in his room that turns into a bomb". ([[SJA]]: ''[[ | When [[Mr Smith]] was about to self-destruct, [[Clyde Langer]] asked [[Luke Smith]] what would Einstein do. [[Rani Chandra]] reminded Clyde that Einstein "didn't have an alien computer in his room that turns into a bomb". ([[SJA]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Judoon]]'') | ||
The [[Eleventh Doctor]] used Einstein as an example of great people who had [[Dyslexia]] in order to encourage [[Elliot Northover]] to continue trying. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'') | The [[Eleventh Doctor]] used Einstein as an example of great people who had [[Dyslexia]] in order to encourage [[Elliot Northover]] to continue trying. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'') | ||
Revision as of 21:22, 1 October 2011
Albert Einstein (14th March 1879 - 18th April 1955) was renowned as one of the most brilliant scientists of the 20th century. The Doctor claimed to have met Einstein. (DW: The Stones of Blood)
In the 1940s, the Rani kidnapped Einstein and brought him to Lakertya so that his genius could be used to help create her Time Brain. (DW: Time and the Rani)
The Eighth Doctor claimed that he knew Einstein. (TN: The Eye of the Tyger)
Some compared the child prodigy, Nathan Goss, to Einstein, while others believed his potential exceeded Einstein. (SJA: The Lost Boy)
When Mr Smith was about to self-destruct, Clyde Langer asked Luke Smith what would Einstein do. Rani Chandra reminded Clyde that Einstein "didn't have an alien computer in his room that turns into a bomb". (SJA: Prisoner of the Judoon)
The Eleventh Doctor used Einstein as an example of great people who had Dyslexia in order to encourage Elliot Northover to continue trying. (DW: The Hungry Earth)
The Doctor once claimed to have had a party at Frank Sinatra's hunting lodge with Einstein and Father Christmas, producing a photograph of them as proof. (DW: A Christmas Carol)
Sherman thought that Einstein came close to the theory of time travel, but lost it with the "three rivers" theory. (ST: The Way Forwards)
