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Spoilers! Don’t read this if you’ve not seen the episode…
After River brings The Doctor back to life after he dies, Amy tells her that apparently River used up all her remaining regenerations to do so. I’ve been thinking about how Time-Lords are typically limited to 12 regenerations.
Questions:
- How many regenerations did she have left? Did she start with a full dozen or with less because she’s not full Time-Lord?
- Were they literally transferred to the Doctor (perhaps minus one used in actually bringing him back) or simply all expended in the act.
Speculation:
It’s been a long established rule that Time Lords are usually limited to 12 regenerations. That is, until this rule appeared to be fudged by Russell T Davies in Sarah Jane Adventures episode “Death of the Doctor” where the Doctor appears to indicate otherwise to Clyde - although this is later suggested to be a joke. But anyway, rule number 1: the Doctor lies.
I think this might be Moffat setting the Doctor up with more regenerations while still adhering to the 12-regeneration limit.
MOFFAT!!!
