Anyone want to explain how the Doctor held on by his fingertips as the TARDIS spun out of control? It wasn't as if it was spinning slowly.

Magic.

And big spindly hands.

Wouldn't be much of a show if he fell out and died

I think when you're at the point when you start to question these things in a show, it's time to watch something on ITV, or become an MP or something.

staples

He had the TARDIS force field switched on and was bracing his feet against the inside of it.
That's my theory, and I'm sticking to it.

Super glue! or maybe not

If only he had fallen and regenerated!

his fingertips have tiny little hairs on them, like a gecko!

Well Doc 6 did regenerate after a bump on the head.

I'd like to know how he mysteriously lost the 10th Doctor jacket he was wearing at the end of The End Of Time....

He just took it off surely? Something about a spinning, out-of-control time machine consumed in flames seems a bit hot to me?

Agreed There's geeky, anally geeky, and then there's just bloody down right boorish. Too many on here seem to veer into the latter category of late

My question is.... How likely is it that an alien (that looks quite human) will be travelling around in a police box that is hurtling across the skies of London, while said alien is changing his face to avoid the threat of death that was caused from saving the Wombles Narrator from being flooded with radiation, that came as a result of Timothy Dalton trying to become a creature of consciousness alone???? If I can accept that, I am sure I can accept the finger's clinging to the TARDIS thing.

I was all about to post a sarcy comment about looking way too much into a prog and you all beat me to it

It was easter, they used some of the left over nails from the crucifixion.