They aren't going to stick to the regeneration limit because of complaints...

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 1,155

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  27/04/13 - 03:08 #27

  thorr wrote: »

  Why?
  
  What ideas for stories that rely on the suppose regen limit...

  
  You're right there can't be ANY stories about regeneration limits and getting more.....
  
  *cough*DEADLY ASSASSIN*cough*

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  Koquillion Posts: 1,905

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  27/04/13 - 16:50 #28

  kyllerbuzcut wrote: »

  I can imagine saying to the kids: The Doctor didn't die, he just went to live on a farm a few galaxies away, where he can run about and be happy.
  

  
  With the Blue Peter dogs or did Sophie eat them?

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  27/04/13 - 17:22 #29

  It doesnt need addressing till the 13th actor is in the role and to fair we might not get that.

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  TerraCanis Posts: 14,099

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  27/04/13 - 17:29 #30

  On average / it's more of a guideline than a limit / it's not as if there's anyone to enforce it any longer / and River's make 24 (well, probably more like 20 since she used up at least two herself)...
  
  Or just: It's happened. So there.

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  Sophie ~Oohie~ Posts: 10,395

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  27/04/13 - 17:36 #31

  daveycrocket222 wrote: »

  It doesnt need addressing till the 13th actor is in the role and to fair we might not get that.

  Why, have the ratings gone down?

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  Chris_TV Posts: 4,034

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  27/04/13 - 17:43 #32

  Sophie ~Oohie~ wrote: »

  Why, have the ratings gone down?

  
  Only slightly, but that's enough for the drama queens on forums and in the press to say the show has not got long left.
  
  I personally don't know how anyone can think 7m viewers is poor in this day and age.
  
  Can you imagine how much the BBC makes from Doctor Who. It is without doubt the biggest merchandise franchise they have.
  
  Yep there going to cancel it. :rolleyes:

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