Burt Rutan, who created the whole SpaceShip 1 and White Knight 1, usually doesn't name his designs very creatively, but I would think that Richard Branson's marketing department would have picked up that slack. And perhaps the next one they're building, that's going to be a duplicate of this one for more frequent…

And that's me, BTW, on the TARDIS set in BBC Wales, 1 week before the anniversary special which I attended in London

The Showrunners make it all up as they go! Like all good UK Sci-Fi!

Making me thirsty Dr

SS2's propulsion system has been developed by Sierra Nevada Corp

can you summarize? None of your links talk about regeneration in any sort of depth. Does ii t go beyond the 12 lives, Time Lords can granted new cycles that I'm already familiar with?

You all need to rewatch Mawdryn Undead for some more rules on regenerations! Throw in a bit of Arc of Infinity to help,

This is, to my knowledge, the first time anyone has ever given the Doctor more regenerations. River Song used her regeneration energy to save him from her own poison, but that wasn't the same thing as giving him more regenerations, I guess.

I think this is one of the Classic Doctors under the sheet. They'll do anything for camera time.

During the scene on Gallifrey in the "war room", the lieutenant and the general make comments to the effect that "the High Council has its own plans" and that "their plans have already failed". Then the Moment is stolen. Back during The End of Time, the High Council remarks that the Doctor has the Moment, and will use…

I've been a Whovian since Tom Baker, and I gotta say that asking for absolute continuity from a children's TV series about a time-travelling, shape-shifting, 1200-year-old alien with two hearts might be a bridge too far.

I REALLY liked this special anniversary movie. While it had a few flaws, like ALL stories, there wasn't a push to "include EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING" from the show's 50 year history. This special really showed who The Doctor is in his hearts...and also shows that he's better with a companion because they keep him in…

Unless I'm misreading the speedo, the word "transonic" is used somewhat inaccurately. If I'm not mistaken, the vehicle went transonic quite a bit before this point. The visible shockwaves only go on for a range of about 100mph, which seems too short for the passage from the initial transonic range to supersonic.

Sometimes stuff filed under THIS IS AWESOME isn't all that awesome. Today, that category doesn't do this justice. Wow. Interesting that you can see the typical sudden formation of condensation just as the speedometer indicates the shuttle going transonic.