Tuesday, 1 November 2016

Time Lords Etc

I think that the proposed composite time travel scenario (see here and here) has several things going for it:

the identification of the Danellians with the Time Lords;

being able to quote the term "Time Lords" from Tales Of The Knights Templar;

the incorporation of the Time Machine timeline as a quantum fluctuation;

the possibility of also incorporating 1984 etc;

a third version of Doctor Who as synthesizing elements from the two already existing screen versions;

the Time Traveler extending his range to move through space as well as through time, as originally intended;

the coming together of heroes and villains from different series;

recognition that the Time Traveler began his voyage by departing from 1895 whereas Manse Everard began his career by traveling to that year;

the idea of using the invisible motion of the Time Machine as a means of espionage;

the idea of the Time Machine moving through space and time within a much larger TARDIS.

Although a TARDIS takes time to traverse time, it is superior to a Patrol timecycle in other ways because:

its range is cosmic, not just Terrestrial and pre-Danellian;
it provides accommodation for several passengers;
in fact, it is internally voluminous with many compartments where diverse events can happen.

In the imagined scenario, the Master makes a time journey in his TARDIS whereas the Time Traveler can travel back and forth in time within that time journey. Thus, events could become very complicated.

1 comment:

Sean M. Brooks said...

Kaor, Paul!

Wait up a bit! The Time Patrol DID have large time cycles. I know one of the stories has Manse riding a specially trained Patrol horse which had been transported to the milieu he was working in by a large time cycle. If used for horses, then they could certainly be used to convey, say, half a dozen passengers.

Sean