[ SECRET POST #2260 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2260 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

IIRC time senses were mentioned by name at least once or twice in the Classic series. City of Death, maybe? The Five Doctors and the Two Doctors prove my point better than they prove yours though, don't they? The Doctor was sensitive enough to the temporal instabilities caused by something happening to one of his previous selves that he fainted. So, obviously, he can feel it.

Besides, even if it was only in New Who, New Who canon is just as canon as Classic Who canon. It doesn't count any more (as some people seem to argue), but it doesn't count any less either. Especially in cases where the New Who line doesn't contradict anything stated before, just adds in something new. Doctor Who is constantly changing and evolving, and it's silly to rule something out for being too recent.

[intrigueing]

Yup, this.

Actually, the entire idea of continuity counting "more" and "less" is somewhat ridiculous given how many times Classic Who has completely contradicted itself over the years in order to make innovations -- most of them good and thoughtful and responsible for stopping the show from stagnating, and some of them...really dumb *cough cough* cybermendyingwhenhitbygoldcoins *cough*