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== Worldbuilding == | == Worldbuilding == | ||
* Timothy Drake's other students are [[Charlie Shelley (in-universe)|Charlie Shelley]], [[Stephen Fielding (in-universe)|Stephen Fielding]], [[Robert Owens]], and [[David Hangley]]. | * Timothy Drake's other students are [[Charlie Shelley (in-universe)|Charlie Shelley]], [[Stephen Fielding (in-universe)|Stephen Fielding]], [[Robert Owens]], and [[David Hangley]]. | ||
* | * The ''[[Danse Macabre]]'' by [[Camille Saint-Saëns]] is heard during Maestro's battle with the Doctor. | ||
* Ruby uses the [[TARDIS jukebox]]. | |||
*Ruby uses the TARDIS jukebox | * Ruby confirms she was born in [[2004]]. | ||
* Ruby confirms she was born in 2004 | * The Doctor exclaims "[[Turkish (language)|Hadi ama]]". | ||
* The Doctor has prior knowledge of "[[the Pantheon]]" and [[the Toymaker]]'s adherence to that group. | |||
* The Doctor | * The Doctor claims to have met [[Gladys Mills|Mrs Mills]] and implies she served as a [[companion]] to him on severa adventures. | ||
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* The Doctor claims to have met Mrs Mills and | |||
=== Ruby's native time === | === Ruby's native time === | ||
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* Cilla Black was an actual real-life British singer who was a friend of the Beatles and sometimes sang together. The Beatles wrote the song "Love of the Loved" for Cilla. | * Cilla Black was an actual real-life British singer who was a friend of the Beatles and sometimes sang together. The Beatles wrote the song "Love of the Loved" for Cilla. | ||
* The song that the Doctor and Ruby play on the piano is called "The Life of Sunday - Ruby's Theme". It was written by Murray Gold. | * The song that the Doctor and Ruby play on the piano is called "The Life of Sunday - Ruby's Theme". It was written by Murray Gold. | ||
* The Mrs | * The "Mrs Mills piano" also exists in real-life. It was used by pianist {{w|Gladys Mills}}. The Beatles used the piano for their songs "Penny Lane" and "With a Little Help From my Friends". | ||
* The Doctor and Ruby briefly splash their feet during the musical finale. This plays homage to the real-life movie "Singing in the Rain". | * The Doctor and Ruby briefly splash their feet during the musical finale. This plays homage to the real-life movie "Singing in the Rain". | ||
* This episode continues a running theme of characters breaking the fourth wall that started in [[The Church on Ruby Road (TV story)|The Church on Ruby Road]] with Mrs. Flood turning to the camera. | * This episode continues a running theme of characters breaking the fourth wall that started in [[The Church on Ruby Road (TV story)|The Church on Ruby Road]] with Mrs. Flood turning to the camera. | ||
