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1) Doctor 2 was seen regenerating into Doctor 3, but not onscreen; it was in a black-and-white comic series, the particular "regeneration" volume of which (if not the whole thing) was released between The War Games and Spearhead from Space. After working for the Celestial Intervention Agency for a while, including (allegedly) his involvement in several multi-Doctor specials, 2 was chased by living scarecrows into the TARDIS, where a Time Lord representative finally carried out the sentence and forced him to regenerate (but not nearly as simple as that).<br/> | 1) Doctor 2 was seen regenerating into Doctor 3, but not onscreen; it was in a black-and-white comic series, the particular "regeneration" volume of which (if not the whole thing) was released between The War Games and Spearhead from Space. After working for the Celestial Intervention Agency for a while, including (allegedly) his involvement in several multi-Doctor specials, 2 was chased by living scarecrows into the TARDIS, where a Time Lord representative finally carried out the sentence and forced him to regenerate (but not nearly as simple as that).<br/> | ||
2) The Watcher wasn't necessarily 4.5, he ''was'' 4...or 5...okay, not helping. The Watcher is what Time Lords can do; project an image of their next incarnation that can walk and talk like an independent entity, but that fuses back into them at the time they regenerate. A Time Lord in Planet of the Spiders did so far better (or so I've read on this wiki), making his projection look exactly like his next self, while the Doctor was far less experienced and, the only time he tried it, his projection just looked like a white-clad mummy. —[[User:BioniclesaurKing4t2|BioniclesaurKing4t2]] - [[User talk:BioniclesaurKing4t2|"Hello, I'm the Doctor.]] [[Special:Contributions/BioniclesaurKing4t2|Basically, . . . ''run''."]] 00:53, July 23, 2013 (UTC) | 2) The Watcher wasn't necessarily 4.5, he ''was'' 4...or 5...okay, not helping. The Watcher is what Time Lords can do; project an image of their next incarnation that can walk and talk like an independent entity, but that fuses back into them at the time they regenerate. A Time Lord in Planet of the Spiders did so far better (or so I've read on this wiki), making his projection look exactly like his next self, while the Doctor was far less experienced and, the only time he tried it, his projection just looked like a white-clad mummy. —[[User:BioniclesaurKing4t2|BioniclesaurKing4t2]] - [[User talk:BioniclesaurKing4t2|"Hello, I'm the Doctor.]] [[Special:Contributions/BioniclesaurKing4t2|Basically, . . . ''run''."]] 00:53, July 23, 2013 (UTC) | ||
That might have actually been my fault when I responded to 92 shambala. I saw who responded when I went to answer back. I'm new to wiki's so yea. | |||
"1) Doctor 2 was seen regenerating into Doctor 3, but not onscreen; it was in a black-and-white comic series, the particular "regeneration" volume of which (if not the whole thing) was released between The War Games and Spearhead from Space. After working for the Celestial Intervention Agency for a while, including (allegedly) his involvement in several multi-Doctor specials, 2 was chased by living scarecrows into the TARDIS, where a Time Lord representative finally carried out the sentence and forced him to regenerate (but not nearly as simple as that).<br/>" | |||
Thanks for that. That(assuming it's canon, which I don't see why you'd be referencing it if it wasn't) that leaves the only unaccounted regeneration as 8-9. | |||
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2) The Watcher wasn't necessarily 4.5, he ''was'' 4...or 5...okay, not helping. The Watcher is what Time Lords can do; project an image of their next incarnation that can walk and talk like an independent entity, but that fuses back into them at the time they regenerate. A Time Lord in Planet of the Spiders did so far better (or so I've read on this wiki), making his projection look exactly like his next self, while the Doctor was far less experienced and, the only time he tried it, his projection just looked like a white-clad mummy. —" That's..interesting, But I suppose that's a whole nother topic.--[[User:Orboknown|Orboknown]] [[User talk:Orboknown|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 14:12, July 23, 2013 (UTC) | |||
