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tardis-scooter:
- You’re going to have to be more specific.
- Yes. And no.
- It happened in the books/comics/audios EU.
- It happened multiple times (exept for that one time it didn’t).
- It was… heavily implied.
- No one can decide if it was canon.
- Everyone ignores that it was canon.
- Of course that was canon, STFU.
- It literally got officially retconned.
- Aliens?
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Aliens.
- Because something behind the scenes happened and they had to change/improvise/cut at the last possible second.
- Multiple companions. Multiple times.
- The show referenced it, but it only actually happened in the EU.
- Because the TARDIS wanted to.
- Because the TARDIS didn’t want to.
- Canon AU.
- Ummm…?
- Alternate timeline.
- Because multiple actors.
- Because multiple writers.
- Because no budget.
- That character died (except they didn’t exactly die).
- In classic Who, yes. In new Who, no.
- In classic Who, no. In new Who, yes.
- **[4-hour-long Powerpoint presentation]**
- It happened, but not really.
- It didn’t happen on screen, but a writer/producer/actor insists it totally happened.
- …maybe…?
- Because the entire franchise gets ridiculously meta.
- Don’t question it, just go with it.
- Because the BBC says so.
- The Doctor is a genius.
- The Doctor is clueless.
- It’s fanon.
- That trope was probably invented because of Doctor Who.
- The fans are in denial.
- Because Rassilon is a dick.
- Because an old joke had to be repeated, regardless of the consequences.
- Wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey.
- No bloody clue.