Here are my screencaps of the aforemantioned Doctor 10 with eyeglasses .
Spoilery for Dr. Who not shown in US.
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Here are my screencaps of the aforemantioned Doctor 10 with eyeglasses .
Spoilery for Dr. Who not shown in US.
You know, I misplace my glasses all the time. I wonder if Time Lords are immune to that problem?
I wonder if Time Lords are immune to that problem?
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Ah but these are Fiction glasses. They are not subject to the normal laws of glasses-wearing.
Also, so many more people in TV and movies are long-sighted than short-sighted because it's more effective dramatically. IRL it's the other way around.
I'll be interested to see if they keep the use even vaguely consistant.
I suppose if you can simultaneously see the past and the future, you can always figure out where you put your glasses. Although if you see all possible pasts, you're stuck like the rest of us with: Could I have put them on the control board of the TARDIS? In the Wardrobe Room? On top of my adorably ruffled hair?
The tricky part is that they'd be in all of those places. Plus, if it were me, I'd abuse the TARDIS like mad, always going back 20 minutes for whatever I forgot, and that can't be good for the universe.
Zap2it has an interview with Katee Sackhoff that is spoilery for season 3 of BSB. I must say that you would think that Hec was a script consultant on the show given that one of the plot points has Starbuck getting her haircut much like Natalie Portman in "V" .
I think that the Doctor has almost no fine control of the TARDIS -- note that he dropped Rose off a year after she'd vanished, while intending to drop her off the next day. So blipping back 10 minutes to avoid a traffic ticket? Not so much.
If he had fine control, the show would have a very different tone.
Never said I'd succeed -- but it's not like that would stop me from trying.