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In [[1901]], having been buried alive since [[27]], [[Jack Harkness]] told [[Torchwood Cardiff]] operatives [[Alice Guppy]] and [[Charles Gaskell]] that, as he had crossed his own timeline by being brought back in time to this point by [[John Hart]], he could not be allowed to meet his past self, so he requested to be [[cryofreeze|cryofrozen]] for the next [[107 (number)|hundred and seven]] years. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Exit Wounds (TV story)}}) | In [[1901]], having been buried alive since [[27]], [[Jack Harkness]] told [[Torchwood Cardiff]] operatives [[Alice Guppy]] and [[Charles Gaskell]] that, as he had crossed his own timeline by being brought back in time to this point by [[John Hart]], he could not be allowed to meet his past self, so he requested to be [[cryofreeze|cryofrozen]] for the next [[107 (number)|hundred and seven]] years. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Exit Wounds (TV story)}}) | ||
Catching up with the [[Tenth Doctor]], Jack revealed that he had spent over a [[century]] waiting for a version of [[the Doctor]] that coincided with his own timeline. He also admitted that he had went to see [[Rose Tyler]] at the [[Powell Estate]] before she had met him, Jack cited "timelines and all that" as he clarified that he did not approach her. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Utopia (TV story)}}, [[PROSE]]: {{cs|Doctor Who: The Encyclopedia (reference book)}}) | |||
=== Adolf Hitler's timeline === | === Adolf Hitler's timeline === | ||
