[ SECRET POST #2308 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2308 ⌋

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Comments

[fauxkaren]

Eh. The canon re: his number of regenerations has never really been all that firm tbh. It can easily be handwaved.

[elephantinegrace]

I think in Classic Who, the Master needed to be treated on Gallifrey, and when the Gallifreyan medical doctors were done, they restored his regenerations, so there are ways to get around it. And let's be real; as long as DW continues to be profitable, they'll keep making it, and if Doc-Boy runs out of regenerations, the writers will come up with something.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

I don't think it was ever stated that the Time Lords did any such thing for the Master, but they apparently could transfer unused regenerations from one Time Lord (usually a criminal) to another.

There's also no explanation why the Master in New!Who has regenerations, because he ran out way back during the Fourth Doctor's run (in fact the whole Daedly Assassin serial was about a crispy-charred Master trying to get more lives by using the Sash of Rassilon... or some such thing like that, it's been a while since I watched that one) and after that he stole bodies of other people to stay alive. Suddenly in New!Who he's back and totally Time Lord again.
My best guess is the Time Lords tried to get his help and offered a new body with a full set of regenerations, only after he got it, he did a runner and hid as a human.

But a possible future version of the Doctor tried to steal the Doctor's regenerations by putting up on trial.

I do agree that if the series is still going strong once it hits Doctor no. 13, they're going to come up with an excuse to give him more regenerations.

[kadira]

Much as I hate what New!Who did with the Master, I think that point was explained? Didn't the Time Lords revived him to take part in the time war and so, most likely, restored his generations in the process?

At least I think it was something like that, but I only watched the episodes when they aired, because, yeah, I very much dislike everything about the new Master (apart from Simm, who tried his best to work with what he got).