Yep...but though she hated it at the academy she was a bugger for actually time travelling...as Captain Braxton from the 29th Century found out when all her time medallying and him having to sort it out caused him to go mad (I think it was Captain Braxton anyway...)
And at the end, although she hated temporal mechanics, she used it to devastating effect on the Borg and got them home to boot
Braxton said something like "voyager is involved in an inordanate amoount of temporal paradoxes" as it and janeway were zipping all over everywhen.
Having been off work a week and a bit, I have caught a few on TV, they seem much better now than they did a couple years ago. ***SIGH** I will miss Star Trek
And at the end, although she hated temporal mechanics, she used it to devastating effect on the Borg and got them home to boot
Braxton said something like "voyager is involved in an inordanate amoount of temporal paradoxes" as it and janeway were zipping all over everywhen.
Having been off work a week and a bit, I have caught a few on TV, they seem much better now than they did a couple years ago. ***SIGH** I will miss Star Trek
Can you legitimately disallow "paradox" in Scrabble on philosophical grounds?
In away, the entire history of the universe was carried out in it's first instance of existance and we are all just moving forwards through it at our own speed....time travellers are just going through it at different speeds and can go both forwards and back.
The way I see it is every event in Doctor Who is in a state of flux. It’s not fixed. So the Dalek Invasion of 2164 did happen, and yet didn’t happen. We see this displayed well in pyramids of mars when Sarah returns to 1980 to find it destroyed. So the unit dating problem is fine, it was the 70s AND it was the 80s. Something must have happened to change history there. To my mind then the only true canonical errors in Doctor Who are those that follow the Doctor’s time time. He/She alone must be consistent.
The way I see it is every event in Doctor Who is in a state of flux. It’s not fixed. So the Dalek Invasion of 2164 did happen, and yet didn’t happen. We see this displayed well in pyramids of mars when Sarah returns to 1980 to find it destroyed. So the unit dating problem is fine, it was the 70s AND it was the 80s. Something must have happened to change history there. To my mind then the only true canonical errors in Doctor Who are those that follow the Doctor’s time time. He/She alone must be consistent.
See, you meant to post this in 2005 but jumped forward in time, so from our pov, you've been missing almost 14 years
The way I see it is every event in Doctor Who is in a state of flux. It’s not fixed. So the Dalek Invasion of 2164 did happen, and yet didn’t happen. We see this displayed well in pyramids of mars when Sarah returns to 1980 to find it destroyed. So the unit dating problem is fine, it was the 70s AND it was the 80s. Something must have happened to change history there. To my mind then the only true canonical errors in Doctor Who are those that follow the Doctor’s time time. He/She alone must be consistent.
See, you meant to post this in 2005 but jumped forward in time, so from our pov, you've been missing almost 14 years
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And at the end, although she hated temporal mechanics, she used it to devastating effect on the Borg and got them home to boot
Braxton said something like "voyager is involved in an inordanate amoount of temporal paradoxes" as it and janeway were zipping all over everywhen.
Having been off work a week and a bit, I have caught a few on TV, they seem much better now than they did a couple years ago. ***SIGH** I will miss Star Trek
I nearly had a witty reply to this, but it sort of floated in and out of my head- there one second ad gone the next
Ain't time travel brilliant?
See, you meant to post this in 2005 but jumped forward in time, so from our pov, you've been missing almost 14 years
Wobbly wobbly......you all know the rest.