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==Story numbering== | |||
According to every official Doctor Who guide where the stories are all numbered, [[A Good Man Goes to War]] and [[Let's Kill Hitler]] are both listed as two separate stories rather than one 2-part story. The same goes for [[The Girl Who Died]] and [[The Woman Who Lived]]. I can see how the mistake was made with the latter two since they both share similar titles, but for the two series 6 episodes, there's nothing between them to indicate that they're two parts of one story, so what's the reasoning behind it? | |||
PS, the Wikipedia pages for the episodes all have them numbered correctly, so if you need help figuring out what the numbers are, that's the best place to look. [[User:Kahler Bill|Kahler Bill]] [[User talk:Kahler Bill|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 14:27, May 9, 2016 (UTC) | |||
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Story numbering
According to every official Doctor Who guide where the stories are all numbered, A Good Man Goes to War and Let's Kill Hitler are both listed as two separate stories rather than one 2-part story. The same goes for The Girl Who Died and The Woman Who Lived. I can see how the mistake was made with the latter two since they both share similar titles, but for the two series 6 episodes, there's nothing between them to indicate that they're two parts of one story, so what's the reasoning behind it?
PS, the Wikipedia pages for the episodes all have them numbered correctly, so if you need help figuring out what the numbers are, that's the best place to look. Kahler Bill ☎ 14:27, May 9, 2016 (UTC)
