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It could be that she was checking to see if amy was pregnant ... or it could be that they knew the Byzantium was leaking radiation. Besides that it could be anything [[User:Cory Jaynes|Cory Jaynes]] 19:55, August 3, 2011 (UTC)
It could be that she was checking to see if amy was pregnant ... or it could be that they knew the Byzantium was leaking radiation. Besides that it could be anything [[User:Cory Jaynes|Cory Jaynes]] 19:55, August 3, 2011 (UTC)


<p style="margin-left: 40px; ">Three more possibilities:</p>
: Three more possibilities:


*Companions are getting innoculated all the time, but we rarely see it on-camera. Just as they're presumably eating breakfast, sleeping, and using the facilities.
*Companions are getting innoculated all the time, but we rarely see it on-camera. Just as they're presumably eating breakfast, sleeping, and using the facilities.
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*They rarely go to places like grubby slums or failed colonies of near-future humans. In the present and recent past, their immune system is fine; on a world that's never seen a modern human, the germs probably wouldn't infect them; etc.
*They rarely go to places like grubby slums or failed colonies of near-future humans. In the present and recent past, their immune system is fine; on a world that's never seen a modern human, the germs probably wouldn't infect them; etc.


<p style="margin-left: 40px; ">If you look at the novels, especially the EDAs, there are a lot more mentions of getting shots than on TV. But that doesn't really help. One sentence is 0.02% of a book, while one scene is 2% of an episode. On the other hand, Fitz loved to worry, and Sam was very cautious, and the 8th Doctor was (at that point) more in tune with humans than most companions. On the third hand, Sam spent half her time in 23rd century slums, and Fitz kept visiting Earth 30-40 years after his time, neither of which is common. So, all three explanations (and probably many more) are still plausible.</p>
: If you look at the novels, especially the EDAs, there are a lot more mentions of getting shots than on TV. But that doesn't really help. One sentence is 0.02% of a book, while one scene is 2% of an episode. On the other hand, Fitz loved to worry, and Sam was very cautious, and the 8th Doctor was (at that point) more in tune with humans than most companions. On the third hand, Sam spent half her time in 23rd century slums, and Fitz kept visiting Earth 30-40 years after his time, neither of which is common. So, all three explanations (and probably many more) are still plausible.


<p style="margin-left: 40px; ">(PS, the episode's called ''The Time of Angels''. But no big deal; anyone can tell what you meant.) --[[Special:Contributions/173.228.85.118|173.228.85.118]] 04:44, August 4, 2011 (UTC)</p>
: (PS, the episode's called ''The Time of Angels''. But no big deal; anyone can tell what you meant.) --[[Special:Contributions/173.228.85.118|173.228.85.118]] 04:44, August 4, 2011 (UTC)
 
 
 
: We don't know River Song knew something regarding Amelia Pond's health and was merely hoping to affect it in some way, in order to help Amy in here future when she'd need it.
 
: [[User:Gallifrey102|Gallifrey102]] 22:22, August 4, 2011 (UTC)
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