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* Notably the first Doctor Who television story to feature a regeneration from a male body to a female, there have been references to this happening with the [[Corsair]] in [[TV]]: [[The Doctor's Wife]] and [[the Master]] in [[TV]]: [[Dark Water]] and [[TV]]: [[Death in Heaven]] but it has never been televised, in this case the General from his eleventh to his twelfth incarnation. | * Notably the first Doctor Who television story to feature a regeneration from a male body to a female, there have been references to this happening with the [[Corsair]] in [[TV]]: [[The Doctor's Wife]] and [[the Master]] in [[TV]]: [[Dark Water]] and [[TV]]: [[Death in Heaven]] but it has never been televised, in this case the General from his eleventh to his twelfth incarnation. | ||
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Revision as of 22:51, 5 December 2015
Hell Bent was the twelfth episode of the ninth series of Doctor Who produced by BBC Wales.
It featured the return of the Time Lords for the first time since The Time of the Doctor.
Synopsis
The Doctor finds Gallifrey and becomes ruler, while trying to save Clara.
Plot
The Doctor walks into a diner, where Clara is waitress and having no money, plays her a song and begins his story.
The Doctor walks on Gallifrey, to the hut he once called his own. A woman walks in on him and states that they will kill him.
Cast
- The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
- Clara - Jenna Coleman
- Ashildr - Maisie Williams
- The President - Donald Sumpter
- The General - Ken Bones
- Female General - T'Nia Miller
- Gastron - Malachi Kirby
- Ohila - Clare Higgins
- The Woman - Linda Broughton
- Man - Martin T. Sherman
- Wraiths - Jami Reid-Quarrell, Nick Ash, Ross Mullan
- Voice of the Dalek - Nicholas Briggs
Crew
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References
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Story notes
- Notably the first Doctor Who television story to feature a regeneration from a male body to a female, there have been references to this happening with the Corsair in TV: The Doctor's Wife and the Master in TV: Dark Water and TV: Death in Heaven but it has never been televised, in this case the General from his eleventh to his twelfth incarnation.
Ratings
- BBC One Overnight: to be added
- BBC America Overnight: to be added
Filming location
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Production errors
If you'd like to talk about narrative problems with this story — like plot holes and things that seem to contradict other stories — please go to this episode's discontinuity discussion.
Continuity
- The Daleks invasion of the Matrix occured in AUDIO: Ascension which lead Narvin to start the Last Great Time War.
- Before the Doctor shoots the General, he asks "Regeneration?". He replies "Tenth" , similar to the First Doctor when meeting his fifth incarnation (TV: The Five Doctors)
- Charlotte Pollard had previously wiped the Sixth Doctor's memory so that he forgot travelling with him and went on other adventures afterwards with in her case the Viyrans. (AUDIO: Blue Forgotten Planet)
- At the end of the episode, the Doctor's TARDIS provides a new sonic screwdriver. (TV: The Eleventh Hour)
- Clara and Ashildr's TARDIS has a broken chameleon circuit, just like the Doctor's. It takes the form of a diner - the same one that appeared in TV: The Impossible Astronaut. Amy Pond and Rory Williams are also mentioned visiting it.
- The Doctor's TARDIS still has Rigsy's Clara memorial graffiti on it. (TV: Face the Raven) It is destroyed when the TARDIS dematerialises.
- When The Doctor First walks into the diner Don't Stop Me Now Can be heard in the background performed by Foxes from TV: Mummy on the Orient Express.
Home video releases
DVD releases
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Blu-ray releases
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External links
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Footnotes
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