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: For all we yet know, it could have been an empty suit that killed the Doctor, although he spoke to it as if it were a person he knew. [[Special:Contributions/78.146.185.15|78.146.185.15]] 14:41, May 29, 2011 (UTC) | : For all we yet know, it could have been an empty suit that killed the Doctor, although he spoke to it as if it were a person he knew. [[Special:Contributions/78.146.185.15|78.146.185.15]] 14:41, May 29, 2011 (UTC) | ||
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:: In the later EDAs, Fitz, a future-human (well, sort of...) companion of the Doctor, ended up with the Doctor's consciousness bleeding into his mind. Also, the Doctor was trapped on Earth without his TARDIS or his memories for 100 years; after that, Fitz was a better TARDIS pilot than him, and even managed to convince the TARDIS to help keep secrets fom the Doctor. Fitz also has a complicated past. And he's 100% human, but he's not your everyday human from the future. | |||
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:: The EDAs also used the McCoy-with-Spock's-katra thing as a way of bringing the dead back to life more than once--including, possibly, all of Gallifrey being restored by the Doctor carrying the Matrix in his mind. And there are lots of other twists on similar ideas. | |||
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:: Would Moffat borrow ideas and plot lines from the novels to work into the new series? Definitely. River's background is clearly inspired by Benny's from the NAs. The whole bit about the Doctor finding out about his own future corpse, and the idea that such a corpse is something so dangerous that major empires would fight wars over it, comes straight out of the EDA ''Alien Bodies''. The Doctor interacting with a TARDIS in human form is all over the EDAs, starting with ''Shadows of Avalon''. And so on. | |||
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:: But, all that being said, I don't think River killed the Doctor and got his consciousness dumped into his mind, and I don't think River killing the Doctor in 2011 would land her in prison in the 51st century. --[[Special:Contributions/99.33.24.89|99.33.24.89]] 20:55, May 29, 2011 (UTC) | |||
