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:a topic this general probably belongs on the forums, but I would just put down half-human for the Eighth and for the rest, no half-human. to me it looks odd and incongruous (for me, anyway) to see Tom Baker or Hartnell described as partly human. | :a topic this general probably belongs on the forums, but I would just put down half-human for the Eighth and for the rest, no half-human. to me it looks odd and incongruous (for me, anyway) to see Tom Baker or Hartnell described as partly human. | ||
:''[[Unnatural History]]'', I think, claimed that the Doctor had a mermaid, for a mother, if you can believe that, but I guess it addressed the whole half-human thing. though I haven't actually read it. (a popular fan theory also says that when he turned human in ''[[Human Nature]]'', some of the human DNA stayed with him, but the book came out before the TV movie. --[[User:***Stardizzy***|***Stardizzy***]] 17:41, 6 February 2007 (UTC) | :''[[Unnatural History]]'', I think, claimed that the Doctor had a mermaid, for a mother, if you can believe that, but I guess it addressed the whole half-human thing. though I haven't actually read it. (a popular fan theory also says that when he turned human in ''[[Human Nature (novel)|Human Nature]]'', some of the human DNA stayed with him, but the book came out before the TV movie. --[[User:***Stardizzy***|***Stardizzy***]] 17:41, 6 February 2007 (UTC) | ||
::Although I suppose calling the Fourth and Tenth Doctors half-Human (and possibly some of the others, I've only seen the last two epidodes of ''Spearhead from Space'' and all the episodes of ''The Ark in Space'' of the original series) might explain their very high... well, like, I suppose, of Humanity. Plus, there's nothing wrong with the idea of a novel predicting an episode, as episodes have predicted real life events - ''An Unearthly Child'' predicted the decimalisation of British currency, and ''Pyramids of Mars'' predicted pyramids on Mars long before the Viking orbiter photographed Cydonia. However, this really has nothing to do with whether the Ninth Doctor was half-Human, and I agree that this discussion is probably best for the forum. {{:User:Ghelæ/sig|2 = the Weird}} 17:52, 6 February 2007 (UTC) | ::Although I suppose calling the Fourth and Tenth Doctors half-Human (and possibly some of the others, I've only seen the last two epidodes of ''Spearhead from Space'' and all the episodes of ''The Ark in Space'' of the original series) might explain their very high... well, like, I suppose, of Humanity. Plus, there's nothing wrong with the idea of a novel predicting an episode, as episodes have predicted real life events - ''An Unearthly Child'' predicted the decimalisation of British currency, and ''Pyramids of Mars'' predicted pyramids on Mars long before the Viking orbiter photographed Cydonia. However, this really has nothing to do with whether the Ninth Doctor was half-Human, and I agree that this discussion is probably best for the forum. {{:User:Ghelæ/sig|2 = the Weird}} 17:52, 6 February 2007 (UTC) | ||
*Topic created [[Forum:The Doctor's Species|here]].--[[User:GingerM|GingerM]] 18:01, 6 February 2007 (UTC) | *Topic created [[Forum:The Doctor's Species|here]].--[[User:GingerM|GingerM]] 18:01, 6 February 2007 (UTC) | ||
