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From: consult@uwmacc.UUCP
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Subject: Re: TARDIS isomorphism
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Date: Thu, 5-Jul-84 16:32:03 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul  5 16:32:03 1984
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Well, let's see...it I believe that in the "Pyrimids of Mars" episode,
Baker told "what's-his-face", the Egyptian god imprisoned on Mars, that
he could not run the TARDIS without him. This is why the god took
over The Doctor's body, in order to force the TARDIS to Mars...

...unfortunately, I guess the simplest explaination is that Turner
"forgot," or else, it was too cumbersome a storypoint to continue.
(The Doctor always had to be in good condition to fly the TARDIS.)

However, I think it would be more fun if only the Doctor could
fly it...sortof adds to the mystery of the TARDIS...

     "...at any rate, it's only a movie!"

           -- Rob DeMillo   MACC