This is the cover of the VDC compilation set of the 2410 series of Professor Enigma - the first series to feature Rose Tyler in the title role. It depicts the Hundredth Professor as she initially appears in the season opener, "Weltanschauung": confused, dismayed, and still wearing the 99th's clothes.

Scouted by Doc Mui from Phil Moy.

--G.
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Is it wrong that the first thing I did on reading this post was sit down and math out how many years each Professor averaged in the role between the show's inception and the Hundredth Professor?

-Merc
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>Is it wrong that the first thing I did on reading this post was sit
>down and math out how many years each Professor averaged in the role
>between the show's inception and the Hundredth Professor?

I don't know if it's wrong, but your math is likely to be a bit out, since it probably doesn't take into account the various periods in which the show wasn't being made or the Avignon Professors. :)

--G.
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I wanted to joke about how her first words would be "Still not ginger!," but then thought that after 99 Professors, even that joke would have gotten stale.

>I wanted to joke about how her first words would be "Still not
>ginger!," but then thought that after 99 Professors, even that joke
>would have gotten stale.

For several episodes in Rose's second series in the role, the Professor is ginger, although it's not natural.

--G.
"What? I was curious. We have science, John."
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As an aside, I've never gotten around to writing "Weltanschauung" (much less the episode that preceded it), but I have a complete explanation in my head for where that Starfleet communicator came from. :)

I won't go into details, but I will say that the first thing 100 said that wasn't distracted mutterings to herself was addressed to the communicator's owner, and was, "Good morning Captain!" :)

--G.
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...Is that a -laser- screwdriver in 100's hand?

>...Is that a -laser- screwdriver in 100's hand?

Yes, yes it is.

--G.
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