No, the laughter would all be at the crying. Eccleston quitting wasn't a great thing, but it wasnt a terribly tragic one either. Tennant has filled the role well enough.

And the mage would win because he'd be invisible, silent, have some spirits, and drop Ted with a force 12 stun bolt before he even knew he was there. If he was worried about possible explosions he'd just send in the spirits.

Echo those thoughts on the mages.

Would a mage be able to match Ted's power?

To answer we'd need to know the limits of Ted's power. So far all we've seen controlled from him is a tiny explosion in his hand. A mage could easily match that.

True. But who ever will?

I recently started watching the First Doctor. I wasn't born when he was first around, and only caught a couple of episodes when they aired him locally. Oddly enough the TARDIS wasn't indestructible back in those days. At one point his group was forced to stay around somewhere because aliens had cut the lock out of the door, leaving it stuck shut.

I'm starting with Hartnell and moving forward (at least as much as I can with all the lost episodes over the years) and am curious as to when the TARDIS first becomes unkillable, and if they give it an in story explanation or if they don't even think about it and it just happens.

Dude, there is no continuity in Doctor Who. They've switched between the Daleks being robots and being mutants in robot suits, like, 50 times.

Yeah, they're Dalekking and Cybermanning way too much. But that's apparently what sells in the UK, so I don't blame them.

And really, Daleks vs. Cyberman fighting over who gets to rule the Earth was pretty cool.

Back in the day the Daleks were more of a once per season thing. But then again, the seasons lasted a lot longer and each "episode" would last 3 - 6 weeks, with the Daleks usually topping out at 6.

Heck, apparently "hiding behind the sofa when daleks appear" is an essential element of British cultural identity, if you believe Wikipedia

Edited the above post. Of course there's a Doctor Who.

Oh, you mean The Daleks were robots? When did that happen? Everything I've seen has had them always be mutants in suits, but the reason they're in the suits has changed over time.

I'm wondering if the nuclear explosion in NY isn't Syler trying to eat Ted's powers, and either accidentally triggering the boom in Ted or being unable to control the power himself.

Hmm...


-karma

Please keep the thread more game oriented. General Gaming isn't the place for TV show debate.

Thats right you big Adminastrater you! You tell em!

quiet you, back in your cage.

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OK guys, sorry, but like I said , this spots for game related discussions, not TV shows.