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| 2001 | Buffy dies protecting Dawn from Glory, then is resurrected by a powerful spell put together by Willow. Giles returns to England. | In an unDaily the Doctor learns that his research into Buffy's death date for Giles, some years earlier, was incomplete. |
(unwritten or -drawn) Merlin learns that his research into Pudentiana's death date for Bran, some years earlier, was incomplete. |
Pudentiana dies protecting Aurora from Puck, then is resurrected by a powerful spell put together by Genuissa. Bran returns to Britain. | Bran the Blessed, father of the British prince Caractacus and transported to Rome with Caractacus' family after Caractacus' rebellion against Claudius Caesar, returned to Britain to preach Christianity. |
| In the STAR TREK prequel series ENTERPRISE Captain Archer, commanding Earth's first warpdrive starship the Enterprise on its first mission - first contact with a people called Klingons - discovers evidence of a "temporal cold war" changing the history of Archer's time through Suliban agents of his own time, particularly one named Silik. Among his crew is Commander Tucker as chief engineer, Lieutenant Reed as armory officer, the alien Dr. Phlox as CMO, and Subcommander T'Pol, a haughty observer from the planet Vulcan, acting as science officer. There are many anachronisms to established STAR TREK history. | In By His Loose
Laces the Doctor blames anachronisms in Starfleet history on the "temporal cold war". Investigating, he finds that the anomalies are already being compensated for by an agency whose traces show it's the Time Lords. |
In By Her
Loose Laces Nimue blames anachronisms in Starfleet history on the "temporal cold war". Investigating, she finds that the anomalies are already being compensated for by an agency whose traces show it's the Avalonians. |
In the KING ARTHUR IN TIME AND SPACE remake series EXCALIBUR a young king Arthur Pendragon of the planet Camelot, commanding the Camelot system's first warpdrive starcruiser the Excalibur on its first mission - first contact with a people called Saxons - discovers evidence of a "temporal cold war" changing the history of Arthur's time through Saracen agents of his own time, particularly a knight named Palidomes. Among his crew is Princess Guenevere of the neighboring planet Camellaird as chief engineer, his foster brother Kay as armory officer, his former tutor the mysterious Merlin as CMO, and Sir Lancelot, a haughty observer from the planet Benwick, acting as science officer. There are many differences in character interpretation and technology portrayed. | Arthur rose to the High Kingship of all Britain over all other, "petty" kings of individual lands. Though not all his subject kings swore fealty without a fight, two of his allies from the first were King Leodogrance of Camellaird and King Ban of Benwick. Sir Palidomes the Saracen strove with knightly deeds to prove to himself his worth of becoming a baptized Christian and was (at least in his own heart) rival with Sir Tristram for the heart of Queen Isolde. In Le Morte d'Arthur the Saracens serve as the token foreign black-hat villains, in place of the more historically accurate Saxons. | |
| In For To
Carry Me Home Angel, a space mercenary in Archer's time, discovers that Buffy really spent the time her friends thought she was dead in the future, on the Enterprise. To preserve history Angel must get the Doctor's help in sending Buffy back, but without being able to tell the Time Lord why. |
In For To
Carry Me Home Genius, a space mercenary in Arthur's time, discovers that Pudentiana really spent the time her friends thought she was dead in the future, on the Excalibur. To preserve history Genius must get Nimue's help in sending Pudentiana back, but without being able to tell the sorceress why. |
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| In Unexpected during first contact with a ship of Xyrillians, Tucker becomes pregnant, to his confusion and embarrassment and T'Pol's distaste. The fetus is transferred safely to the Xyrillian mother. |
In Unexpected during first contact with a ship from the planet Corbin, Lancelot becomes pregnant, to his confusion and embarrassment and Guenevere's great amusement. The fetus is transferred safely to the Corbin princess Elaine and is dubbed Galahad. |
The princess Elaine of Corbin or Carbonek and/or her father King Pelles plotted to get Lancelot drunk and into her bed. Sir Galahad the pure knight of the Grail quest was thus conceived. | |||
| In The Andorian Incident Archer, T'Pol and Tucker are held hostage during a successful attempt by some of Vulcan's allies to expose a Vulcan treaty violation. |
In The deGalis Incident Arthur, Lancelot and Guenevere are held hostage during a successful attempt by some of Benwick's allies to expose a Benwick treaty violation. Arthur proposes to Guenevere that their planets' alliance be strengthened by their marriage. |
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| In Breaking the Ice Tucker persuades T'Pol to postpone her marriage, arranged under Vulcan betrothal customs, which would require her to leave her service on Enterprise. |
In Breaking the Ice Guenevere persuades Lancelot to postpone his marriage, arranged under Benwick betrothal customs, which would require him to leave his service on Excalibur. |
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| In Civilization T'Pol and Trip have a confrontation on the bridge of Enterprise when Archer is reported dead by a more advanced enemy and T'Pol appears to intend obeying an instruction to depart. |
In Civilization Lancelot and Guenevere have a confrontation on the bridge of Excalibur when Arthur is reported dead by a more advanced enemy and Lancelot appears to intend obeying an instruction to depart. |
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| In an unDaily the Doctor returns Padme to Naboo late - only after Yoda reprimands him - because he knows Anakin's future and happens to have seen a glimpse of hers. |
(unwritten or -drawn) Nimue returns Isis to Nile late - only after Geb reprimands her - because she knows Sutekh's future and happens to have seen a glimpse of Isis'. |