History JustForFun / TimeLord

The Time Lords are an alien race from ''Series/DoctorWho'' that can [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin travel through time]]. They do this via a device called a TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimension In Space), which can be (and often is) BiggerOnTheInside and, when functioning properly, changes itself to blend with the environment. (You'll often hear about "''The'' TARDIS", which simply refers to [[Characters/DoctorWhoTheTARDIS the TARDIS that belongs to]] [[Characters/DoctorWhoDoctors the Doctor]], the Time Lord who is the main character of ''Series/DoctorWho''.) Time Lords also have other powers, such as [[TheNthDoctor regeneration]], [[MadeOfIron extreme strength, or at least durability]] and partial psychic abilities.

The Time Lords are an alien race from ''Series/DoctorWho'' that can [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin travel through time]]. They do this via a device called a TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimension In Space), which can be (and often is) BiggerOnTheInside and, when functioning properly, changes itself to blend with the environment. (You'll often hear about "''The'' TARDIS", which simply refers to the TARDIS that belongs to the Doctor, the Time Lord who is the main character of ''Series/DoctorWho''.) Time Lords also have other powers, such as [[TheNthDoctor regeneration]], [[MadeOfIron extreme strength, or at least durability]] and partial psychic abilities.

Here on TV Tropes, "Time Lord" has become something of a [[MemeticMutation meme]]: in WildMassGuessing articles, it's quite common for Tropers to say that one character is a Time Lord. It is so common that this article has its own WMG section made specifically FOR Time Lords, which actually existed before this article, therefore [[FridgeLogic making this article a Time Lord]]!

Not to be confused with ''VideoGame/{{Time Lord}}'', an NES game, or with the bestower of a particularly game-breaking ability in the PS1 game ''VideoGame/SaGaFrontier''.

Not to be confused with ''VideoGame/{{Time Lord}}'', an NES game, or with the bestower of a particularly game-breaking ability in the PS1 game SagaFrontier.

Not to be confused with ''Time Lord'', an NES game, or with the bestower of a particularly game-breaking ability in the PS1 game SagaFrontier.

[-'''By the way:''' Don't put any examples of Time Lords here. Do that in the above hyperlinked article, [[DisproportionateRetribution or we'll eat you]].-]

[-'''By the way:''' Don't put any examples of Time Lords here. Do that in the above hyperlinked article, or we'll [[DisproportionateRetribution eat you]].-]