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Chris Parker is a Time Lady who fled GallifreyChris Parker is a Time Lady who used the Chameleon Arch on herself, and ended up on 1980s Earth. She wears the scarf because it makes her feel comfortable (a buried memory of either Romana or the Doctor), although the use of a huge fur coat as a disguise weighs the evidence closer to the Doctor. Nonetheless, Brenda was her companion at the time the Arch was used, and is the only person who knows where Chris' TARDIS is (hidden in Chris' bedroom, with a safeguard enabled — it can only be revealed by activating Chris' Sonic Lipstick through Brenda's glasses at a certain part of the room {where the camera is situated at the beginning of the film}, hence why she is mortified upon losing them). Brenda's reaction to the people in the subway station hints at an incident on Gallifrey that may have led to the Arch's use — especially the crazy young man, who looks enough like the Master of lore that Brenda is afraid the Time Lords have found her and Chris. The "mob" is a group of rogue Time Lords (Faction Paradox?) that went to Earth to establish a sort of "mob mentality" and rise in power to the point where they can really screw with history from the inside. The notes in the Playboy issue are time-space codes, hence why they go after it (they recognize Chris for who she really is and think she'll report them to the High Council). As for the centerfold...that is "Chris", albeit before she has posed for it. The "mob" member that is eventually given the magazine is a spy on behalf of Gallifrey (although officially, he is there unofficially). Chris does not have a fob watch (it is uncertain what her memories are sealed in), but has the (inactive) Sonic Lipstick for one logical reason — if Brenda had the Lipstick, she could be captured by knowledgeable individuals wanting to steal Chris' TARDIS. (Yes, I know. In my defense, having the mentality that it's Doctor Who was the only way I could watch the movie.) Marvel/Stan Lee
Stan Lee is a Time LordStan Lee appears in numerous Marvel movies, frequently shown with one or more young women. Clearly, he is a Time Lord, except he focuses on traveling between realities rather then just in time.The repairman is a Time LordThis one actually makes sense. The repairman issues all kinds of cryptic, ominous-sounding warnings that turn out to be complete BS. In reality, he's just pissed at that guys for hijacking his TARDIS.Mr. Kite is a Time LordThe tent is his TARDIS, the Blue People and the Hendersons are aliens, and Prudence would have been his companion if her friends hadn't chanced upon the circus.The Xenomorph in the first movie is a Time Lord.Kane is his TARDIS!Mary Poppins is a Time Lady
Doc is, or is related to, a Time Lord.Come on, it's a time travel trilogy, you thought this one WASN'T going to come up? Either Doc is a Time Lord who lost his TARDIS long ago and built the DeLorean to make up for it, or Doc has Time Lord blood in him which helps inspire his time-continuum-manipulating ways. Your local drive-by here believes he's the secret lovechild of the Doctor. That first incarnation does look rather similar to Doc. . . .
Beast is a Time Lord.Don't believe me? Just watch the ending. He almost died, and then he freakin' regenerated, for crying out loud! If that doesn't prove he's a Time Lord, I don't know what does.Bill and Ted are Time Lords.The very first Time Lords. Gallifrey was brought about through The Power of Rock - note that their phone booth is capable of travelling through time and space. Sure, Rufus states that he lives in San Dimas, California in the future, but it's entirely possible that it's just named after the Earth locale. Eventually, the Time Lords became less and less like Bill and Ted and devoted themselves to learning rather than rock, but an element lives on - think of the Master, "playing track three".
Rufus is a Time Lord.Do we even need to prove this one? I mean, he travels around in a telephone booth, for God's sake! It just seems too obvious!
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Wonka is a Time Lord.This would explain a lot, not least of which why Wonka has two forms. There are a couple options for his TARDIS. It could be the boat in the 1971 version, or the Great Glass Elevator. Alternatively, it's the entire factory—which explains how there are whole ecosystems in there.
The monster is a Time Lord.Okay, obligations aside: The monster survives so much punishment not because it is indestructible, but because it regenerates every so often. It likes its form so much, it never changes its appearance. Also, the reason it's destroying the city is that its TARDIS was stolen and hidden in New York, and it isn't small enough to simply walk into wherever it's kept to take it.
The monster is a Battle TARDIS gone berserk.Something bad happened to the Time Lord pilot (a Time War refugee, perhaps?), and their TARDIS, mad with grief and rage, used its chameloen circuit to go One-Winged Angel on the nearest available planet. Lucky us.Donnie Darko was a Time Lord whose Chameleon Arch gradually broke down.This is, quite possibly, the only explanation of the film's events that actually makes sense.
Destro is a Time LordObviously.
Calitri is the 9th Doctor and Memphis is also a Time Lord.Little do people know, this movie is about Memphis going forward in time, stealing the 9th Doctors clothing, and the 9th Doctor trying to get them back. This was done in the dark part of the Doctors life directly after the Time War.Godzilla is a Time Lord.This explains how he can be "killed" and come back repeatedly. His previous regeneration was Cloverfield, then Godzilla for the next several regenerations. After that the process went a bit wonky and he became the Roland Emerich Godzilla. After that he was the Spinosaur in Jurassic Park III, looped back and became the Tyrannosaurus Rex in the first Jurassic Park. He liked being a dinosaur so much that he came back for one more go, as the velociraptor that had Muldoon spooked because she took over a pack of raptors and had them testing the fence for weak spots. After that he got in touch with his more fantastic roots as Mushu the dragon in Mulan, and is currently happily retired as the Geico gecko.Fly is a Time LordAnd his hat is his TARDIS. Ever wonder why he almost never takes it off, even when he's a fish? No, seriously, anyone who watches the movie will wonder how he pulled off that stunt near the end. My answer? He's a Time Lord.Indiana Jones is a Time Lord.The fridge is his TARDIS.
Donny Donowitz is a Time Lord.Someone that manly cannot die. And instead of a sonic screwdriver, he has a sonic bat.
Hans Landa is a Time Lord deliberately out to circumvent Hitler's Time Travel Exemption Act.And what makes him a Magnificent Basterd? He succeeds.Both Donny and Landa are rival Time Lords.Erase the word "Jew" from their nicknames and you have the Bear and the Hunter—like a minor league version of the Doctor and the Master. Of course, with these two, the morality is much less clear cut.Donny Donowitz is the Twelfth Doctor.
James Bond is a Time Lord.Chiefly, it explains how he's been in action for so many years while remaining young, and why his appearance constantly changes. Also, why he's The Ace. And hey, he is British. (As a Time Lord, he refers to himself as The Bachelor. Which means we now have The Doctor, The Master, and The Bachelor—can The Associate be far behind?)
That crazy kid is a Time LordThink about it. Time Lords regenerate when they process huge amounts of energy. Kid gets WHALLOPED with enough energy to take down a T-Rex and shakes it off. Sure, he looks the same after, but that's entirely possible in Who-canon.The T-Rex is a Timelord
Lola is a Time LordNo explanation? Really? Fine. Lola is not only a time lord, but one trapped in the Toymaster's games, more specifically a roulette scenario. She also has a sonic screwdriver, but instead of a screwdriver, it's a small device embedded in her throat, just above or replacing her vocal cords. In the first scenario, she uses the first of her regeneration energy to heal the gunshot wound, and the rest to activate a safeguard she set up previously, that transports her, her TARDIS, and her current companion (Manni) to the a set time (in this case, the start of the Toymaster's challenge). In the second round, when Manni gets hit by the ambulance, she activates the safeguard again, this time healing Manni (the residual time lord energy allows him to remember her yelling at him when he hadn't heard it yet in the third round). The third round is when she realizes that as long as she plays by the implied rules, she's never going to make it. She runs into the roulette parlor, and then wins (with the help of a sonic voice technobabble thingy in the third round). The toymaster, her "fathers" in the scenario, "dies" at the end, and the scene actually fades around Manni and Lola in the final shot.Yuri is a Time Lord.Illegal arms dealing is his TARDIS.
Neo is a Time Lord
Kris Kringle is a Time Lord.And, by extension, Santa Claus. Everything in the movie that seems to be magic is either advanced technology or a Bill-and-Ted gambit.General W.R. Monger is a Time LordIt's how he's maintaining his appearance at 90 years of age. Not only does he have extraordinary longevity, he's managed to control the regeneration process so that he just keeps regenerating into the same body.
Jack is a Time Lord.Is everyone a Time Lord on the Wild Mass Guessing page?
Anton Chigurh is a rogue Time Lord.the briefcase full of money was his TARDIS, hence why he'd go to great lengths lengths just to get it back.Peter Pan is a Time Lord.
Jack Sparrow, Barbossa and Davy Jones are Time Lords and Calypso is a Time Lady.On the cannibal island, Jack was able to fall several hundred feet, smashing into several wooden bridges as well, and then get up with no injuries or signs of pain. Barbossa was also able to return at the end of the second film. There was Tardis aboard The Black Pearl which was why Barbossa mutineed so he could use it to escape Earth. Jack however due to his drunkeness forgot where he put the Tardis, which was why he couldn't use it to escape when he reclaimed the Pearl from Barbossa. The Tardis was eventually destroyed when the Pearl was dragged to Davy Jones's Locker by the Kraken. The Dead Man's Chest is also a Tardis, which is why Jack was so eager to get it in the second film, although Davy Jones was unaware of this at the time because Calypso never told him to make him stay on Earth as punishment. In the maelstrom, Calypso's energy was released and displaced her energy everywhere. This caused Davy Jones a brainstorm where he suddenly realised the chest's full potential. The roar he lets out as the storm erupts is him realising Calypso has decieved him yet agin. After getting stabbed by Will, Jones lost his will to live and fell into the maelstrom with no desire to regenerate. The energy displacement in the storm also revealed the location of another Tardis: the Fountain of Youth. Of course, Jack and Barbossa being the only Time Lords would understand the significance of it, and is the cause of their race to New Orleans in the fourth film.
The dog is a Time Lord.Charles Darwin is a Time Lord.That's how the movie manages to be an Anachronism Stew and still make sense. Plus, he's voiced by David Tennant. You know in your heart that this makes it true.The briefcase is a TARDIS.And Samuel L. Jackson's character is a Time Lord.
Doctor Frank N. Furter is a Time Lord and his castle is his TARDIS.He is a scientist working with ideas and equipment far beyond those of Earth Science. He seems to have acquired a large number of human companions whom he likes to show off for. And his most notable piece of technology is sonic - i.e. The Sonic Transducer - "an audio-vibratory physio-molecular transport device" capable of "traveling through space, and who knows... PERHAPS EVEN TIME ITSELF!"
Sherlock Holmes is a Time Lord.Watson is his constant companion. The Basil Rathbone series frequently set the movies in the "modern" (the 40s at the time) era. He always ends up in trouble, solves mysteries and subverts and disrespects the police. He has many hidden talents and immeasurable knowledge about random things. The Third Doctor was probably modeled after him to a certain extent. Star Trek 2009
Spock is a Time Lord.And has been for all these years...Benjamin Barker is a Time Lord.The man spent fifteen years in an Australian prison; at any point he could have been shivved, hung, poisoned; any of a hundred deadly fates await the unwitting prisoner. He regenerates (hence the change of name) and the new model is left focusing on what scraps of sentiment and memory his former incarnation could cling to. The years, no doubt, have been less than kind indeed.
Yoda is a Time LordWe all know that when Time Lords get really old, they get really small. His house on Dagobah is his Tardis.
Grand Moff Tarkin is a Time Lord.In his younger days he actually helped fight off a Dalek invasion of Earth. This was prior the his Face Heel Turn of course...
The Ones are/were Time Lords.Ancient, undying beings who can control space and reality in ways unthinkable to mortals, known only by descriptive titles (the Father, the Son, and the Daughter), unable to directly interfere in the affairs of the greater galaxy (barring the Son's attempts, of course)...they seem to check out. They actually share a single TARDIS between the three of them, in the form of the Mortis Monolith itself— it's way bigger on the inside, seeing as there's a whole damn PLANET in there! The Father was at the end of his regenerations by the time Anakin and his buddies showed up, which is why he needed someone to replace him on the Throne of Balance after his impending death. The Daughter and Son, on the other hand, stayed dead when killed due to some special, regeneration-cancelling property of the Dagger of Mortis and his connection to the Father's own life force, respectively. Abeloth, on the other hand, having started out as a mortal woman, was originally their companion. She was cast out by them after her betrayal and subsequent transformation into a being of the Dark Side.John Connor is a Time LordFighting the real Last Great Time War against Skynet and its armies of much scarier, meaner badass Cybermen. He's had so many different appearances over the years, been the focal point of many a paradox and fighting across every corner of the whole Timey Wimey Ball. A chronological order of his regenerations can be hard to pin down, but the most reasonable would be:
Curly is a Time Lord.Every wonder why The Stooges are in different time eras? This might be how they are able to be in the Roman era, the 1930's, the Civil War, then suddenly to Caveman times. Also, Curly regenerated into Shemp, Joe, and Curly Joe. Moe and Larry are travel companions.WALL•E is a cybernetic Time lordMeh, it had to be said. His regenerations are as follows;
AUTO is also a cybernetic time lordAdmittedly, he hasn't had as many regenerations yet, and they are as follows:
The cockroach is a coprophagic Time LordThink about it: several times it seems like it's dead, but it isn't. Obviously, it keeps regenerating.
The "I" from "Withnail and I" is the Eighth Doctor living as a humanAfter all, we never officially find out his name just like a certain Timelord. It's possible that one of the letters he picks up at the end restores his memories and he then heads back to his TARDIS having decided not to take Withnail on as a companion for obvious reasons.
Withnail was not born a Time Lord, but eventually became one.Okay, here me out. What Could Have Been, if the BBC hadn't pulled the plug, is that eventually the Seventh Doctor and Ace would have gone to Gallifrey, and Ace would have entered the Academy to become a Time Lord. Something similar happened to Withnail. He met the Eighth Doctor (after confusing him with 'I'), and decided to travel with him. After finding he is much happier away from Earth than he was on it, he decides to enter the Academy and become a Time Lord. Then the Great Time War happened. Time Lord-iness hasn't taken away Withnail's cowardice, so he steals a TARDIS and gets away from Gallifrey right before it is destroyed. Now, one of two things could have happened:
Dorothy is a Time Lord
The Marx Brothers are a Time Lord
Jareth is a Time Lord.His Time control abilities come from his time lord heritage while the smoke and mirror magic comes from his other parent. the labyrinth may or may not be a TARDIS under this theory.Valentine is a Time Lord.And his tower is his TARDIS. Helena and the Really Useful Book are his companions.Mr. Potato Head is a Time Lord.Now before I get a huge backlash against this let me propose my theory: We've seen with several fictional robots, aliens or (non) human characters, once a body part is removed from them, the part has consciousness and can move on its own. We even have several tropes dedicated to this (Animate Body Parts, Easily Detachable Robot Parts, Helping Hands, etc.) Now, Mr. Potato Head is a toy that is designed to be taken apart. All of his facial features/body parts can be easily removed, and as we've seen from the Toy Story trilogy, each of his parts can function on their own once it's removed. Therefore, I propose that every body part that has ever gained consciousness after being removed was actually played by a part of Mr. Potato Head. This would make sense as he also wouldn't need a TARDIS. His entire body is his TARDIS since that's where all of his parts can be stored, as well as giving him infinite Hammerspace to store all his accessories. Finally, Mr Potato Head seems like the oldest, curmudgeonly agitated toy in Andy's room giving evidence to his elderly existence.Wreck-It Ralph is a Time Lord, and his stump is his TARDIS.How else can he fit inside the stump in Fix-It Felix Jr.'s Attract Mode? We can rule out the possibilty of a tunnel inside the stump since Ralph still emerges from it after it was pushed into the dump by a bulldozer.The residents of Pepperland are Time Lords and the Yellow Submarine is a Tardis.First off, it's bigger on the inside. Secondly, there was a scene in the movie where the Beatles traveled through time, even encountering themselves at some point.
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