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This page is for discussing the ways in which Oxygen doesn't fit well with other DWU narratives. You can also talk about the plot holes that render its own, internal narrative confusing.
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- Why isn't the Doctor using his regeneration powers to repair his eyes?
- Because it isn't life threatening and would be a waste of a full rejig.
- There's never been any indication that a Time Lord can direct regeneration energy to repair a single part of their own body. We have only ever seen the Doctor do this to other people (i.e. River Song's wrist, reviving Davros), never to himself.
- When the 10th Doctor was exterminated in The Stolen Earth, he actually repairs himself, and keeps the same body.
- Well, he did restore his hand after it was sliced off at Christmas during the Sycorax invasion, but that stil required him to have triggered a complete regeneration beforehand. Point stands: he'd have to trigger a regeneration to heal the condition but such is a waste since he's isn't going to die from being blind.
- There's never been any indication that a Time Lord can direct regeneration energy to repair a single part of their own body. We have only ever seen the Doctor do this to other people (i.e. River Song's wrist, reviving Davros), never to himself.
- Because it isn't life threatening and would be a waste of a full rejig.
- Yet, the Doctor was able to use his regeneration powers to heal Rivers broken wrist.
- Read it again mate, no need to remove someone's reply when they answered your point. The Doctor has healed others but never directly himself without regenerating.
- Ohh, Buddy. I haven't removed anything. Infact, my comment was moved down, so its know out of context!
- Read it again mate, no need to remove someone's reply when they answered your point. The Doctor has healed others but never directly himself without regenerating.
- Yet, the Doctor was able to use his regeneration powers to heal Rivers broken wrist.
- I believe the question has been answered. Debate over such edits should be left to talk pages only, not here.
- In The Christmas Invasion the Doctor established he had residual regeneration energy to heal himself so long as he did so within 20 hours of regenerating. As the nature of the Doctor's regeneration cycle is ambiguous since Time of the Doctor, and the Doctor already lost so much regeneration energy in The Witch's Familiar, it's questionable he has enough to repair his eyes. The above reasons also apply.
- The Doctor apparently can't see now. So why did he appear to see fine when in the TARDIS?
- He was bluffing. He probably knew he was in the TARDIS from the noise it makes.
- He appeared to be looking at them just fine, and the camera (from his perspective) gave off near perfect eye sight as well.
- The Doctor knows his TARDIS perfectly fine. If he didn't give away that he knew they were in the TARDIS before, he might have been saving it in case he couldn't get his sight back, and he had to do this very bluff. He also can hear where people are, so it's not very difficult to look in their direction while talking.
- He appeared to be looking at them just fine, and the camera (from his perspective) gave off near perfect eye sight as well.
- He was bluffing. He probably knew he was in the TARDIS from the noise it makes.