Who Stats

[andrewducker]

The line is f(x)=54.09-2.09x
Created by amberite over here.

Comments

[momentsmusicaux.livejournal.com]

Lolz!

But 'apparent'?

[andrewducker]

Yes. The Doctor is _waaaaay_ older than that, and each regeneration is older than the previous one - they just look younger, yes?

[momentsmusicaux.livejournal.com]

Oh, apparent age of the Doctor? Right. So presumably, the actual age of the actor.

[andrewducker]

Well, it says "by ages of actors" on it, so I'm guessing that...

[amberite.livejournal.com]

I took a data point from the middle of each actor's run (Matt Smith's is a little low because I only have the beginning of his run, naturally.)

[momentsmusicaux.livejournal.com]

Right. I was just momentarily confused by the fiction/reality border.

[helen-keeble.livejournal.com]

Perhaps this is the actual limit on Time Lord lifespans - their regeneration ages trend downward, and at the point where you'd be regenerating as a zygote, it's game over. :-D

[ashfae.livejournal.com]

I just love this idea. It's been a crackpot theory of mine for a while. The idea of a ten year old doctor eventually is thrilling to me.

[holyoutlaw.livejournal.com]

In the 80s I once threatened to go to Minicon (Minneapolis's sf convention) dressed as "Baby Whoey" -- a combination of Baby Huey (cartoon character) and a very young regeneration of the Doctor, using his scarf as a diaper. I didn't, thank heavens, or I'd be too embarrassed to admit it.;>