Talk:Space (TV story)
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Protection
Is it really appropriate that this page be protected for an entire year?--75.49.216.182 11:26, March 19, 2011 (UTC)
- Yes. Just because it's a miniepisode doesn't mean vandals won't attack it. --The Thirteenth Doctor 00:55, March 20, 2011 (UTC)
Numbering
Does this really count as a new story? None of the Children in Need Specials did, and yet Time/Space counts as two for some reason. If anything, it should be 214a and 214b, but in reality neither would be more consistent.
- Which Children In Need Special didn't we count? --The Thirteenth Doctor 14:35, March 19, 2011 (UTC)
- None of them count towards the story counter. Parting of the Ways (166b) leads directly towards Christmas Invasion (167) and Time Crash skips right between the Utopia/Last of the Time Lords arc to Voyage of the Damned, with the story number replaced with 'Children in Need special'. Therein, the logical thing to do would be to have this simply say 'Comic Relief Special' in the story number slot.
- I see what you mean now. Yes, they didn't count as individual stories, but each of them were in-between two specific episodes, hence they could be numbered with a and b. This one, however, has no placement, and has it's own plot too. But I see what you mean. I'd number them as a + b episodes after the Christmas Carol number. --The Thirteenth Doctor 00:55, March 20, 2011 (UTC)
- None of them count towards the story counter. Parting of the Ways (166b) leads directly towards Christmas Invasion (167) and Time Crash skips right between the Utopia/Last of the Time Lords arc to Voyage of the Damned, with the story number replaced with 'Children in Need special'. Therein, the logical thing to do would be to have this simply say 'Comic Relief Special' in the story number slot.
Logopolis
Was there a space loop in Logopolis? I haven't seen it in a while, but I thought that it was just the Master's Tardis parked inside of the Doctor's Tardis, and a real police box inside of the Master's Tardis. Unless there is a Tardis parked inside of itsself, then it isn't really a spaace loop.Icecreamdif 22:12, March 19, 2011 (UTC)
- I kind of understand what you mean. If it's just a police box inside the Master's TARDIS and the Master's TARDIS inside the Doctor's, then that wouldn't be a space loop. However, if it was The Master's in the Doctor's and the Doctor's in the Master's, then that would be a space loop. It would have the same principle, but simply with two rooms to switch into, instead of just one. They still wouldn't be able to escape either of the TARDISes, so would be a space loop. --The Thirteenth Doctor 00:55, March 20, 2011 (UTC)
