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Theory:Doctor Who television discontinuity and plot holes/The Infinite Quest (edit)
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*There's an issue involving timing. Baltazar steals the TARDIS and Martha and heads straight to the Infinite. The Doctor spends the next three years preparing his rescue and travelling to the Infinite's location (though he's able to trim things down to 2 3/4 years thanks to light speed). How was the Doctor certain that the TARDIS was going to travel three years (or 2 3/4 years) into the future? It could have arrived at the Infinite mere moments after the Doctor was stranded. | *There's an issue involving timing. Baltazar steals the TARDIS and Martha and heads straight to the Infinite. The Doctor spends the next three years preparing his rescue and travelling to the Infinite's location (though he's able to trim things down to 2 3/4 years thanks to light speed). How was the Doctor certain that the TARDIS was going to travel three years (or 2 3/4 years) into the future? It could have arrived at the Infinite mere moments after the Doctor was stranded. | ||
::Presumably the Doctor must have secretly programmed the TARDIS to travel through time to give him enough head-start to plan his rescue. An example of the TARDIS travelling through time without the Doctor is in [[Revenge of the Cybermen]]. | ::Presumably the Doctor must have secretly programmed the TARDIS to travel through time to give him enough head-start to plan his rescue. An example of the TARDIS travelling through time without the Doctor is in [[Revenge of the Cybermen]]. | ||
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