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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Necropolitan" data-source="post: 9643164" data-attributes="member: 6669245">That's the thing, it only makes sense if Lux somehow knew The Doctor would show up so he could drain his regeneration energy and create a body immune to the sun so he could then go and launch all the nukes without needing to worry about sunlight.And yet Lux only found out about The Doctor's regeneration energy AFTER The Doctor showed up and used it to heal his burns.The problem is Moffat and RTD have made The 15th Doctor's episodes be all about Rules, but they're terrible at consistency and ensuring the plots actually make sense. All too often characters do things because they need to do them for the plot to happen as opposed to them making sense in-universe and nothing seems to actually stick.I know I keep saying it, but there needs to be consistency. The Doctor went from weeping over killing Sutekh (who had killed everyone in all of time and space in cold blood) last season finale to laughing, joking, and dancing over Al's death during this season's first episode.Sure Al was awful, but I don't think anyone is going to argue he's more awful than omni-genocide.</blockquote>