#regneration

Apex - Puppy 21

True, he could have clawed himself out. And would have as soon as his Apex was developed enough.   Growing the parts of the spine that regulate a Wolf's regenerative ability (the exotic matter processors) takes a long time. That's some serious black hole levels of physics going on in that spine. It's simply safer for the pup to stay inside the womb until then, stay protected by a parent who has fully developed healing, and benefit from that healing. That's why Wolf pregnancies can take so darn long. You can't rush quantum physics, man!

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I was rewatching Season 7 part 2. I was a work, not really paying attention. Got up to Episode 7 Nightmare in Silver. You remember, where the Doctor is playing chess against the cyber men.

At one point, while playing his terrifying chess game, the Cyber Planner says, "Actually, he has no better than a 25% of winning. Some very dodgy moves at the beginning. Hello Flesh Girl. Fantastic. I'm the Cyber Planner."

"Doctor?"

"'Fraid not. I'm working the mouth now. Allonsy. Oh! You should see the state of these neurons. He's had some cowboys in here. TEN COMPLETE REJIGS."

What is this? I don't understand. Now see, I've counted it out. Assuming that the Doctor never regenerated before William Hartnell, he has, at this point in the show, regenerated 11 times. Not 10. That isn't even counting the Paul McGann, John Hurt 8, 8 1/2, brain explosion that came along in the 50th anniversary episode.

So Matt Smith got a whole new regeneration cycle,, not a new regeneration. what.

what.