>Just a few little question. Don Griffin went from a
>stabilizing pocket universe to UF (which is a pocket
>universe of sorts as well) which
>was stabilized in UF-4 when the authors jumped into
>the rift?
>
>and with the connections 'Doc' Mui has with the Time Lords
>it would'nt be very hard to hop there and then fix it would it?

Connection, hm...

That would imply that the Time Lords have shed their attitude of "We are Omnipotent, therefore we can afford to lay around stagnantly with our thumbs in a normally uncomfortable place."

Seriously, the only real connection my UF counterpart has with the Time Lords is that they find him interesting. After all, he's only defied several dozen laws of probability. My UF self has no pull over them; he's really only protected by their whim.

Besides, it's not as if UFDoc can go up to Griffin et al., say that they're off by, oh, a dimensional shift of 6.76 atoseconds, twang a superstring or two, and fling 'em home. If Don, an experienced Time Lord, says they can't go, then there's no way in the seven circles of Perdition that UFDoc, whose experience with dimensional travel was at the whim of a bored omnipotent, can do much of anything.

Thankfully, the UF universe is quite a bit more resilient than, say, DC's version of Hypertime. We won't have any incidents of "we must return to the proper timeline before we wreck the multiverse."

--DocMui