Did Susan really make up the name TARDIS? That makes her pretty important, surely?
I think this was meant to be canon before later retconning, but in the context we now have, I take it as the statement of a precocious young girl. After all, they had no intention of going back to Gallifrey at that point, so Ian and Barbara would never find out the truth.
Was his name really Doctor Who?
No. It's Theta Sigma. Theet for short. Jeebus, do you even Who, mate?
I don't think it's that they're not allowed to date, they just can't date co-workers. Does that clear everything up? Good. Now go watch the sexual harassment video again.
Oh, you meant...never mind.
Why did the French Revolution book look different in REMEMBRANCE to the one in UNEARTHLY CHILD? (Petty, I know!
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Timey Wimey, mate.
Were the War Chief, the Monk and the Master all the same guy?
I think that's the going theory, but I would like to think that they were all different Time Lords. And I would love to see one of them come back.
Does the Robots of Death really take place in the Blake's 7 Universe? (Carnell is in the Kaldor City audios.) What other stories might have taken place in other tv universes?
I didn't know about this. I have a sneaking suspicion that some of the DW stories took place in the Torchwood and Sarah Jane Adventures universes. I can't confirm this, but the truth is out there....
Will we ever see the Merlin Doctor?
If I could write the final series for DW, we would certainly see him. The Doctor finally grows weary of traveling, the TARDIS is getting too erratic, and he decides to semi-retire, knowing that there's a future there. He lives out the remainder of his last life in King Arthur's Court.
The Morbius Doctors: Is it just possible that they really were the Doctor?
Nope. Just some possible incarnations that never happened.
- Were the Virgin New Adventures/Missing Adventures Canon?
- Were the BBC books canon?
If they don't contradict established onscreen canon, I don't see why they can't co-exist, even if you don't reference them. Obviously Human Nature wouldn't be, since it was redone as a brilliant two-part episode for Tennant.
Why are there so many doubles/same faces in Doctor Who?
There was some sort of explanation The Doctor had for why Gwen from Torchwood looked like Gwenyth from The Unquiet Dead. I'm buggered if I can remember what it was now.
