Originally Posted by Dr. Linus:
“But the series has developed since then, and the idea of the Doctor having a romantic partner, children, and grandchildren and then willingly killing all of them in the Time War is almost inconceivable. The character's developed and that aspect of Lambert's plan for the Doctor just doesn't work now, and never really has IMO.
Let alone the fact that she's apparently a Time Lord with the name "Susan".
I've always just decided there's more to her than a simple biological grandfather/granddaughter relationship.”
“But the series has developed since then, and the idea of the Doctor having a romantic partner, children, and grandchildren and then willingly killing all of them in the Time War is almost inconceivable. The character's developed and that aspect of Lambert's plan for the Doctor just doesn't work now, and never really has IMO.
Let alone the fact that she's apparently a Time Lord with the name "Susan".
I've always just decided there's more to her than a simple biological grandfather/granddaughter relationship.”
Also see the BBC's 35th Anniversary Novel, The Infinity Doctors: http://www.doctorwhoreviews.co.uk/PDA17.htm
Even if you don't consider it canon, the ideas presented in it are beautiful - and Lance Parkin was either a clear influence on RTD, or they had very similiar visions.



