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|image = The Forgotten (comic story).jpg | |image = The Forgotten (comic story).jpg | ||
|series = [[IDW Publishing|IDW]] mini-series and one-shots | |series = [[IDW Publishing|IDW]] mini-series and one-shots | ||
|doctor = Tenth Doctor | |doctor = Tenth Doctor | ||
|companions = [[The Doctor's TARDIS|Martha]] | |companions = [[The Doctor's TARDIS|"Martha"]] | ||
|featuring = First Doctor | |featuring = First Doctor | ||
|featuring2 = Second Doctor | |featuring2 = Second Doctor | ||
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|featuring8 = Eighth Doctor | |featuring8 = Eighth Doctor | ||
|featuring9 = Ninth Doctor | |featuring9 = Ninth Doctor | ||
| | |featuring11 = Susan Foreman | ||
| | |featuring12 = Ian Chesterton | ||
| | |featuring13 = Barbara Wright | ||
|featuring14 = Jamie McCrimmon | |featuring14 = Jamie McCrimmon | ||
|featuring15 = Zoe Heriot | |featuring15 = Zoe Heriot | ||
|featuring16 = | |featuring16 = Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart | ||
|featuring17 = | |featuring17 = John Benton | ||
|featuring18 = | |featuring18 = Mike Yates | ||
|featuring19 = | |featuring19 = Jo Grant | ||
|featuring20 = Romana II | |featuring20 = Romana II | ||
|featuring21 = Tegan Jovanka | |featuring21 = Tegan Jovanka | ||
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|featuring25 = Chantir | |featuring25 = Chantir | ||
|featuring26 = Rose Tyler | |featuring26 = Rose Tyler | ||
|enemy = [[Es'Cartrss | |enemy = [[Es'Cartrss]] | ||
|setting = {{il|[[TARDIS matrix]]|[[The Doctor's TARDIS]]|[[Giza]], [[BC#3rd millennium B.C.|26th century B.C.]]|A [[space station]]|[[England]], [[1972]] and [[1990s]]|[[France]], [[1914]] and [[2000]]|[[Agrovan Seven]]|[[Planet (The Forgotten)|Unnamed planet]]|[[Barcelona (planet)|Barcelona]]}} | |setting = {{il|[[TARDIS matrix]]|[[The Doctor's TARDIS]]|[[Giza]], [[BC#3rd millennium B.C.|26th century B.C.]]|A [[space station]]|[[England]], [[1972]] and [[1990s]]|[[France]], [[1914]] and [[2000]]|[[Agrovan Seven]]|[[Planet (The Forgotten)|Unnamed planet]]|[[Barcelona (planet)|Barcelona]]}} | ||
|writer = | |writer = Tony Lee | ||
|editor = [[Denton J. Tipton]] | |editor = [[Denton J. Tipton]] | ||
|artist = [[Pia Guerra]], [[Stefano Martino]], [[Kelly Yates]] | |artist = [[Pia Guerra]], [[Stefano Martino]], [[Kelly Yates]] | ||
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|publication = [[TF 1]] - [[TF 6|6]] | |publication = [[TF 1]] - [[TF 6|6]] | ||
|reprint = The Forgotten (graphic novel)|The Forgotten | |reprint = The Forgotten (graphic novel)|The Forgotten | ||
|release date = | |release date = 20 August 2008 - 21 January 2009 | ||
|publisher = IDW Publishing | |publisher = IDW Publishing | ||
|format = Comic Book - 6 issues | |format = Comic Book - 6 issues | ||
|next = The Whispering Gallery (comic story) | |next = The Whispering Gallery (comic story) | ||
|epcount = 6 | |||
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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was a [[Tenth Doctor]] comic published by [[IDW Publishing|IDW]] from 2008 to 2009. It is notable for its inclusion of many historical ''[[Doctor Who]]'' elements. | '''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was a [[Tenth Doctor]] comic published by [[IDW Publishing|IDW]] from 2008 to 2009. It is notable for its inclusion of many historical ''[[Doctor Who]]'' elements. | ||
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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
=== Amputation (1) === | === Amputation (1) === | ||
The [[Tenth Doctor]] wakes in a strange room, without [[the TARDIS]] or the [[sonic screwdriver]], with only [[Martha Jones]] for company. Together they explore the building, soon learning that it is a museum dedicated to the Doctor. | The [[Tenth Doctor]] wakes in a strange room, without [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] or the [[the Doctor's sonic screwdriver|sonic screwdriver]], with only [[Martha Jones]] for company. Together they explore the building, soon learning that it is a museum dedicated to the Doctor. | ||
The displays consist of various items, such as a [[Dalek]] gun, the [[Seal of Rassilon]] and a [[Voord]] helmet. They enter a large room where the Doctor's clothes from nine of his previous incarnations are found, along with items he used during each incarnation, including [[jelly babies]], a walking stick, a [[recorder]] and [[psychic paper]]. The Doctor states that he'd be lost without his previous incarnations, saying he particularly loved his fifth. | The displays consist of various items, such as a [[Dalek]] gun, the [[Seal of Rassilon]] and a [[Voord]] helmet. They enter a large room where the Doctor's clothes from nine of his previous incarnations are found, along with items he used during each incarnation, including [[jelly babies]], a walking stick, a [[recorder]] and [[psychic paper]]. The Doctor states that he'd be lost without his previous incarnations, saying he particularly loved his fifth. | ||
A strange man in a darkly lit room decides to test that theory. The Doctor suddenly becomes very weak. He realises he can't remember anything from before [[The Christmas Invasion|his encounter with the Sycorax on Christmas Day]] a couple of years ago. | A strange man in a darkly lit room decides to test that theory. The Doctor suddenly becomes very weak. He realises he can't remember anything from before [[The Christmas Invasion (TV story)|his encounter with the Sycorax on Christmas Day]] a couple of years ago. | ||
Martha brings him his walking stick from his [[First Doctor|first incarnation]] and he tells her a story of his travels with [[Susan Foreman|Susan]], [[Barbara Wright|Barbara]] and [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]], where he saved a pharaoh's life with that staff. He also tells her how and when he dropped Ian, Barbara, and Susan off. Martha asks if he thinks that Susan is dead and he replies in the affirmative, stating that, as far as he knows, he is the last. The Doctor mentions he left Susan on a future [[Earth]] with a freedom fighter she fell in love with. The strange man chuckles, saying "If only that were true." He reveals that he will force the Doctor to [[regenerate]] so he can steal the Doctor's remaining incarnations. The Doctor suddenly tells Martha that one of his hearts has stopped, and collapses into unconsciousness. | Martha brings him his walking stick from his [[First Doctor|first incarnation]] and he tells her a story of his travels with [[Susan Foreman|Susan]], [[Barbara Wright|Barbara]] and [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]], where he saved a pharaoh's life with that staff. He also tells her how and when he dropped Ian, Barbara, and Susan off. Martha asks if he thinks that Susan is dead and he replies in the affirmative, stating that, as far as he knows, he is the last. The Doctor mentions he left Susan on a future [[Earth]] with a freedom fighter she fell in love with. The strange man chuckles, saying "If only that were true." He reveals that he will force the Doctor to [[regenerate]] so he can steal the Doctor's remaining incarnations. The Doctor suddenly tells Martha that one of his hearts has stopped, and collapses into unconsciousness. | ||
=== Renewal (2) === | === Renewal (2) === | ||
The Doctor has fallen into a [[coma]]. Martha performs [[CPR]] on him and he wakes up. The Doctor and Martha explore more of the [[museum]] and find the [[recorder]] he played in his [[Second Doctor|second incarnation]]. He tells Martha about this incarnation. | The Doctor has fallen into a [[coma]]. Martha performs [[CPR]] on him and he wakes up. The Doctor and Martha explore more of the [[museum]] and find the [[recorder]] he played in his [[Second Doctor|second incarnation]]. He tells Martha about this incarnation. | ||
[[File:Snake-like creatures attack Jamie.jpg|thumb|left|Snake-like creatures attack [[Jamie McCrimmon|Jamie]].]] | [[File:Snake-like creatures attack Jamie.jpg|thumb|left|Snake-like creatures attack [[Jamie McCrimmon|Jamie]].]] | ||
The Second Doctor is on a [[spaceship]] with [[Jamie McCrimmon|Jamie]] and [[Zoe Heriot|Zoe]]. They find it has been attacked by [[snake]]-like creatures. They help the crew of the spaceship defeat them by playing on the recorder. Back in the museum the man watching the Doctor and Martha releases an [[Auton]], ready to kill the Doctor and Martha. | The Second Doctor is on a [[spaceship]] with [[Jamie McCrimmon|Jamie]] and [[Zoe Heriot|Zoe]]. They find it has been attacked by [[snake]]-like creatures. They help the crew of the spaceship defeat them by playing on the recorder. Back in the museum the man watching the Doctor and Martha releases an [[Auton]], ready to kill the Doctor and Martha. | ||
The Doctor remembers his [[Third Doctor|third incarnation]] as Martha hands him the keys to [[Bessie]], the car he used to drive while he worked for [[UNIT]]. He, [[the Brigadier]] and [[Jo Grant]] are in a car, chased by giant, spider-like [[robot]]s, with humanoid [[dog]]s as drivers. Jo uses her make-up [[mirror]] to aim the [[laser]] beams at the ships and the Doctor uses his | The Doctor remembers his [[Third Doctor|third incarnation]] as Martha hands him the keys to [[Bessie]], the car he used to drive while he worked for [[UNIT]]. He, [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart|the Brigadier]] and [[Jo Grant]] are in a car, chased by giant, spider-like [[robot]]s, with humanoid [[dog]]s as drivers. Jo uses her make-up [[mirror]] to aim the [[laser]] beams at the ships and the Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver to destroy the dog-like aliens, with [[Mike Yates|Captain Yates]]'s help. | ||
Back at the Museum the Auton approaches the Doctor and Martha. The Doctor fires a can of [[Nitro 9]] at the Auton, killing it. The Doctor checks the readings of the [[TARDIS key]]. Horrified by the absolute lack of response, he tells Martha that it means the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] has been destroyed. | Back at the Museum the Auton approaches the Doctor and Martha. The Doctor fires a can of [[Nitro 9]] at the Auton, killing it. The Doctor checks the readings of the [[TARDIS key]]. Horrified by the absolute lack of response, he tells Martha that it means the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] has been destroyed. | ||
=== Misdirection (3) === | === Misdirection (3) === | ||
Martha Jones asks if the TARDIS is actually gone. She and the Doctor return to the costume room and find a bag of [[jelly babies]]. This reminds him of his [[Fourth Doctor|fourth incarnation]]. | |||
He recalls taking [[Romana II|Romana]] to [[Paris]] for the second time, in the year [[2000]]. Romana notices a [[mime]] posing. She thinks he is trapped in time, but a time hole appears near him. The mime, the Doctor and Romana fall through the hole and land in a late [[17th century]] [[sewer]]. They are soon questioned by guards; the Doctor makes up an alias so he can have an excuse to boss them around. Following the trail, they reach the exit door, which is guarded by [[Taureau]] the [[Minotaur]], who agrees to let them pass if they answer his riddle. When Romana fails miserably to answer correctly, the Doctor opens a wall, causing an explosion, killing Taureau and the mime. The Doctor and Romana escape through it. | He recalls taking [[Romana II|Romana]] to [[Paris]] for the second time, in the year [[2000]]. Romana notices a [[mime]] posing. She thinks he is trapped in time, but a time hole appears near him. The mime, the Doctor and Romana fall through the hole and land in a late [[17th century]] [[sewer]]. They are soon questioned by guards; the Doctor makes up an alias so he can have an excuse to boss them around. Following the trail, they reach the exit door, which is guarded by [[Taureau]] the [[Minotaur]], who agrees to let them pass if they answer his riddle. When Romana fails miserably to answer correctly, the Doctor opens a wall, causing an explosion, killing Taureau and the mime. The Doctor and Romana escape through it. | ||
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=== Survival (4) === | === Survival (4) === | ||
The Doctor arrives and distracts the [[Metebelis III]] [[spider]]s with the crystal from his | The Doctor arrives and distracts the [[Metebelis III]] [[spider]]s with the crystal from his sonic screwdriver, which is similar to the type they search for. He and Martha Jones escape and the Doctor vaguely recalls the phrase "There's something on your back." He collapses and begins to fade again. Martha hands him his [[Sixth Doctor|sixth incarnation]]'s [[cat brooch]] and goes off to hunt for the "[[Time Ring|Time Bracelet thing]]" and another screwdriver in the [[Fourth Doctor]]'s costume, while the Doctor recalls a memory from his sixth life involving the brooch. | ||
He remembers when he and [[Peri Brown]] were in the court of an [[animal]] people with Peri accused of the first-degree [[murder]] of [[Professor]] [[Mis'Kin Karac]]. On the first day of the trial, Peri tells the court how while in the market, a boy pushed a [[firearm|gun]] into her hands. It fired, killing the professor as he left the building. Peri says she never meant to kill anyone and the Doctor calls off questioning. | He remembers when he and [[Peri Brown]] were in the court of an [[animal]] people with Peri accused of the first-degree [[murder]] of [[Professor]] [[Mis'Kin Karac]]. On the first day of the trial, Peri tells the court how while in the market, a boy pushed a [[firearm|gun]] into her hands. It fired, killing the professor as he left the building. Peri says she never meant to kill anyone and the Doctor calls off questioning. | ||
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=== Revelation (5) === | === Revelation (5) === | ||
[[File:Voc and a Clockwork attack the Doctor and Martha.jpg|thumb|left|A Sandminer robot and a Clockwork Droid attack the Doctor and Martha.]] | [[File:Voc and a Clockwork attack the Doctor and Martha.jpg|thumb|left|A Sandminer robot and a Clockwork Droid attack the Doctor and Martha.]] | ||
After the [[Cloister Bell]] rings, the [[Tenth Doctor|Doctor]] begins to question who or what | After the [[Cloister Bell]] rings, the [[Tenth Doctor|Doctor]] begins to question who or what Martha Jones really is. They are attacked by a [[Clockwork Droid]] and a [[Sandminer robot]]. The Doctor and Martha escape. Martha hands the Doctor a [[cravat]] from his [[Eighth Doctor|eighth incarnation]] and the Doctor begins to tell Martha about that life. | ||
The Doctor was alone in a prison cell on a [[Planet (The Forgotten)|planet]], wondering whether the [[Last Great Time War]] was still being waged, when the cell door opened and the [[prison guard (The Forgotten)|guards]] threw a new [[prisoner]] into the cell. Sixteen days later the Doctor and his new cellmate, [[Chantir]], saw through the cell window a spaceship land. The Doctor said it was time to escape. The Doctor slowed his heartbeats to almost nothing and Chantir called in the guards. The Doctor and Chantir overpowered them and stole their [[laser]] weapons. The Doctor opened all the other cells to allow the other prisoners to escape. | The Doctor was alone in a prison cell on a [[Planet (The Forgotten)|planet]], wondering whether the [[Last Great Time War]] was still being waged, when the cell door opened and the [[prison guard (The Forgotten)|guards]] threw a new [[prisoner]] into the cell. Sixteen days later the Doctor and his new cellmate, [[Chantir]], saw through the cell window a spaceship land. The Doctor said it was time to escape. The Doctor slowed his heartbeats to almost nothing and Chantir called in the guards. The Doctor and Chantir overpowered them and stole their [[laser]] weapons. The Doctor opened all the other cells to allow the other prisoners to escape. | ||
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=== Reunion (6) === | === Reunion (6) === | ||
As the | As the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor finishes his threat, the real Doctor laughs mockingly. He claims to have known it was a bad fake made by the creature who was responsible for the entire mess, using bits and pieces of [[the Master]], the Valeyard and the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor to fabricate a poor amalgam to bedevil the Doctor. | ||
Infuriated at his plans being exposed, the being identifies itself: [[Es'Cartrss]] of the [[Tactire]], a parasitic race known as the Cranial Parasites. It tells him of how his [[planet]] was one of the many the | Infuriated at his plans being exposed, the being identifies itself: [[Es'Cartrss]] of the [[Tactire]], a parasitic race known as the Cranial Parasites. It tells him of how his [[planet]] was one of the many the Daleks had stolen to power the [[Reality Bomb]]. He infiltrated the [[Crucible]] until its destruction, then entered the Doctor's TARDIS and attached itself to him in the effort that began the story. | ||
The Doctor uses the distraction to flee and "Martha" gives him the final clues to realise what she truly is - | The Doctor uses the distraction to flee and "Martha" gives him the final clues to realise what she truly is - the TARDIS's own mind, desperately trying to help its pilot shake off the parasite. The entire [[museum]] was actually the TARDIS matrix. Upon discovering this, the Doctor realises that the TARDIS could assume the form of anyone who had ever travelled with him. | ||
Prompted by the Doctor, the TARDIS assumes a variety of disguises of many past companions geared for combat, such as [[Steven Taylor]], [[Leela]] and [[Harry Sullivan]], while the Doctor examines the [[baseball bat]]. He realises it was, in fact, a [[chameleon circuit]] covering the [[Great Key of Rassilon]], the final key to the last door of [[the Matrix]], the one the [[robot]]s had been so desperate to keep them away from. | Prompted by the Doctor, the TARDIS assumes a variety of disguises of many past companions geared for combat, such as [[Steven Taylor]], [[Leela]] and [[Harry Sullivan]], while the Doctor examines the [[baseball bat]]. He realises it was, in fact, a [[chameleon circuit]] covering the [[Great Key of Rassilon]], the final key to the last door of [[the Matrix]], the one the [[robot]]s had been so desperate to keep them away from. | ||
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* [[John Benton]] | * [[John Benton]] | ||
* [[Mike Yates]] | * [[Mike Yates]] | ||
* [[Romana II]] | * [[Romana II]] | ||
* [[Tegan Jovanka]] | * [[Tegan Jovanka]] | ||
* [[Vislor Turlough]] | * [[Vislor Turlough]] | ||
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* [[Prison guard (The Forgotten)|Prison guards]] | * [[Prison guard (The Forgotten)|Prison guards]] | ||
== | == Worldbuilding == | ||
* It is revealed that it is the [[TARDIS matrix]] that has taken the form of Martha throughout the story; the Matrix proceeds to take on the forms of [[Harry Sullivan]], [[Leela]], [[Mel Bush]], [[Steven Taylor]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Adric]], [[Nyssa]], [[Kamelion]], and, finally, [[Susan Foreman]]. Although he isn't impersonated, [[Sabalom Glitz]] is also mentioned, creating confusion as to whether Glitz has travelled with Doctor or not. | * It is revealed that it is the [[TARDIS matrix]] that has taken the form of Martha throughout the story; the Matrix proceeds to take on the forms of [[Harry Sullivan]], [[Leela]], [[Mel Bush]], [[Steven Taylor]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Adric]], [[Nyssa]], [[Kamelion]], and, finally, [[Susan Foreman]]. Although he isn't impersonated, [[Sabalom Glitz]] is also mentioned, creating confusion as to whether Glitz has travelled with the Doctor or not. | ||
=== Species === | === Species === | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* ''The Forgotten'' was a comic book mini-series produced by the American company [[IDW Publishing]] in the fall of 2008, following on from its initial ''Doctor Who'' title ''[[Agent Provocateur]]''. | * ''The Forgotten'' was a comic book mini-series produced by the American company [[IDW Publishing]] in the fall of 2008, following on from its initial ''Doctor Who'' title ''[[Agent Provocateur (comic story)|Agent Provocateur]]''. | ||
* This was the first officially sanctioned spin-off to feature all ten (at the time) of [[the Doctor]]'s incarnations. | * This was the first officially sanctioned spin-off to feature all ten (at the time) of [[the Doctor]]'s incarnations. | ||
* It was collected | * It was collected as the trade paperback ''[[The Forgotten (graphic novel)|The Forgotten]]'' in April 2009. | ||
* Issue #3 illustrator Stefano Martino drew [[The Doctor's scarf|the Fourth Doctor's scarf]] at a peculiarly short length, resembling a normal scarf in size. In reference to this, the Tenth Doctor comments after his recollection of the former Doctor's adventure that he was "sure [his] scarf was longer than that". | |||
* Due to a printing error, the dialogue balloons on Page 1 of Issue 6 were left blank. The absence of the dialogue had caused confusion over whether the villain was meant to be the [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]] or [[the Valeyard]], since most references to it were on this page (although the Doctor refers to the villain as the Valeyard on a later page). [[Tony Lee]] posted the missing dialogue on IDW's web forum [http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?t=5303&highlight=], and the dialogue was fixed in the trade paperback release. | * Due to a printing error, the dialogue balloons on Page 1 of Issue 6 were left blank. The absence of the dialogue had caused confusion over whether the villain was meant to be the [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]] or [[the Valeyard]], since most references to it were on this page (although the Doctor refers to the villain as the Valeyard on a later page). [[Tony Lee]] posted the missing dialogue on IDW's web forum [http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?t=5303&highlight=], and the dialogue was fixed in the trade paperback release. | ||
* The fact the villain takes the form of the Meta-Crisis Doctor, and refers to himself as [[the Valeyard]], added credence to the theory that the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor could be destined to become the Valeyard. The Doctor, however, laughs at the idea. Until such a time as a connection is actually made, the fact the villain chooses "the Valeyard" as his alias means that, regardless of his appearance, the villain being impersonated here is indeed the Valeyard. | * The fact the villain takes the form of the Meta-Crisis Doctor, and refers to himself as [[the Valeyard]], added credence to the theory that the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor could be destined to become the Valeyard. The Doctor, however, laughs at the idea. Until such a time as a connection is actually made, the fact the villain chooses "the Valeyard" as his alias means that, regardless of his appearance, the villain being impersonated here is indeed the Valeyard. | ||
* This story contains several plot points reminiscent of the novel ''[[The Eight Doctors]]''. | * This story contains several plot points reminiscent of the novel ''[[The Eight Doctors (novel)|The Eight Doctors]]''. | ||
** The Tenth Doctor loses his memory, like the Eighth Doctor. | ** The Tenth Doctor loses his memory, like the Eighth Doctor. | ||
** The Doctor revisits, after a fashion, the events of his past adventures. | ** The Doctor revisits, after a fashion, the events of his past adventures. | ||
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== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* The Doctor recalls that [[Rassilon]] was the "[[First of the Time Lords]]" ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey (short story)|The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'') and a fan of [[onion]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible (novel)|Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible]]'') | |||
* During the [[First Doctor]]'s vignette, presented in monochrome as a reference to the early seasons of the series being aired as such, the Doctor hopes the TARDIS team doesn't end up in an [[Aztec]] temple. The Doctor and his companions did this in [[TV]]: ''[[The Aztecs (TV story)|The Aztecs]]''. | * During the [[First Doctor]]'s vignette, presented in monochrome as a reference to the early seasons of the series being aired as such, the Doctor hopes the TARDIS team doesn't end up in an [[Aztec]] temple. The Doctor and his companions did this in [[TV]]: ''[[The Aztecs (TV story)|The Aztecs]]''. | ||
* [[The Doctor]] encountered [[Kublai Khan]] in [[TV]]: ''[[Marco Polo (TV story)|Marco Polo]]''. | * [[The Doctor]] encountered [[Kublai Khan]] in [[TV]]: ''[[Marco Polo (TV story)|Marco Polo]]''. | ||
* The [[Tenth Doctor]] recalls [[Susan Foreman|Susan]]'s departure in [[TV]]: ''[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'' and the return of [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]] and [[Barbara Wright|Barbara]] to more-or-less their original time in [[TV]]: ''[[The Chase]]''. The Doctor states that he doubts that [[Susan Foreman|Susan]] is still alive, and adds that, although he "can't prove it", he believes all the [[Time Lord]]s are gone. This follows on from his earlier discussion of the [[Last Great Time War]] with [[Martha Jones|Martha]] in [[TV]]: ''[[Gridlock (TV story)|Gridlock]]'' and the return and death of {{Simm}} in [[TV]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'' and ''[[Last of the Time Lords]]''. | * The [[Tenth Doctor]] recalls [[Susan Foreman|Susan]]'s departure in [[TV]]: ''[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth (TV story)|The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'' and the return of [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]] and [[Barbara Wright|Barbara]] to more-or-less their original time in [[TV]]: ''[[The Chase (TV story)|The Chase]]''. The Doctor states that he doubts that [[Susan Foreman|Susan]] is still alive, and adds that, although he "can't prove it", he believes all the [[Time Lord]]s are gone. This follows on from his earlier discussion of the [[Last Great Time War]] with [[Martha Jones|Martha]] in [[TV]]: ''[[Gridlock (TV story)|Gridlock]]'' and the return and death of {{Simm}} in [[TV]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'' and ''[[Last of the Time Lords (TV story)|Last of the Time Lords]]''. | ||
* The [[Third Doctor]] tale is set in [[1972]] during [[the Doctor]]'s [[exile on Earth]]. | * The [[Third Doctor]] tale is set in [[1972]] during [[the Doctor]]'s [[exile on Earth]]. | ||
* Peri mentions having just left [[Killingworth]]. ([[TV]]: [[The Mark of the Rani (TV story)| | * Peri mentions having just left [[Killingworth]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Mark of the Rani (TV story)|The Mark of the Rani]]'') | ||
* [[The Doctor]] remarks upon the similarity of the beard sported by the apparition of the [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]] become [[The Valeyard|Valeyard]] to that sported by the {{Delgado|n=Roger Delgado}} and {{Ainley|n=Anthony Ainley}} incarnations of [[the Master]]. | * [[The Doctor]] remarks upon the similarity of the beard sported by the apparition of the [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]] become [[The Valeyard|Valeyard]] to that sported by the {{Delgado|n=Roger Delgado}} and {{Ainley|n=Anthony Ainley}} incarnations of [[the Master]]. | ||
* The [[Tenth Doctor]] has experienced [[heart]] stoppage on prior occasions, beginning in [[TV]]: ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]''. | * The [[Tenth Doctor]] has experienced [[heart]] stoppage on prior occasions, beginning in [[TV]]: ''[[The Christmas Invasion (TV story)|The Christmas Invasion]]''. | ||
* The final issue establishes that the events of ''The Forgotten'' occur immediately following the final scene of [[TV]]: ''[[Journey's End]]''. | * The final issue establishes that the events of ''The Forgotten'' occur immediately following the final scene of [[TV]]: ''[[Journey's End (TV story)|Journey's End]]''. | ||
* A [[Heavenly Host]]'s disk is in a glass case in the TARDIS Matrix. ([[TV]]: ''[[Voyage of the Damned]]'') | * A [[Heavenly Host]]'s disk is in a glass case in the TARDIS Matrix. ([[TV]]: ''[[Voyage of the Damned (TV story)|Voyage of the Damned]]'') | ||
* In the Third Doctor's story, the Master is said to be locked up on a secure island. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Sea Devils (TV story)|The Sea Devils]]'') | * In the Third Doctor's story, the Master is said to be locked up on a secure island. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Sea Devils (TV story)|The Sea Devils]]'') | ||
* The Third Doctor calls the Fourth "all teeth and curls." ([[TV]]: ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'') | * The Third Doctor calls the Fourth "all teeth and curls." ([[TV]]: ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'') | ||
* The Sixth Doctor tries to bring up how "invaluable" his experience against the Valeyard in the Matrix would have been. ([[TV]]: [[ | * The Sixth Doctor tries to bring up how "invaluable" his experience against the Valeyard in the Matrix would have been. ([[TV]]: ''[[Season 23 (Doctor Who 1963)|The Trial of a Time Lord]]'') | ||
* The Eighth and Ninth Doctors make comments about how young and innocent their predecessors are compared to the Tenth, having not yet faced the [[Last Great Time War]]. [[Clara Oswald]] made a similar comment regarding the [[War Doctor]], knowing he was younger than the Tenth and Eleventh because he had more hope in his eyes. ([[TV]]: [[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)| | * The Eighth and Ninth Doctors make comments about how young and innocent their predecessors are compared to the Tenth, having not yet faced the [[Last Great Time War]]. [[Clara Oswald]] made a similar comment regarding the [[War Doctor]], knowing he was younger than the Tenth and Eleventh because he had more hope in his eyes. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|The Day of the Doctor]]'') | ||
* The Tenth Doctor makes a comment about seeing the Fifth Doctor again, ([[TV]]: [[Time Crash (TV story)| | * The Tenth Doctor makes a comment about seeing the Fifth Doctor again, ([[TV]]: ''[[Time Crash (TV story)|Time Crash]]'') which the latter believes to be "[[Wibbly wobbly, timey wimey|timey wimey stuff]]". ([[TV]]: ''[[Blink (TV story)|Blink]]'') | ||
* The Tenth Doctor playfully calls the Ninth "Marley's Ghost" in reference to [[Charles Dickens]]' ''A Christmas Carol''; the Ninth has coincidentally met Dickens at Christmas before. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Unquiet Dead (TV story)|The Unquiet Dead]]'') Here he calls the Tenth Doctor "fantastic!" ([[TV]]: ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]'', et al.) | * The Tenth Doctor playfully calls the Ninth "Marley's Ghost" in reference to [[Charles Dickens]]' ''A Christmas Carol''; the Ninth has coincidentally met Dickens at Christmas before. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Unquiet Dead (TV story)|The Unquiet Dead]]'') Here he calls the Tenth Doctor "fantastic!" ([[TV]]: ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]'', et al.) | ||
* In Christmas 1914, a "[[Jack Harkness|Captain Harkness]]" is noted to be recovering from a shot to the head. Jack will note to the Tenth Doctor that he was [[killed]] during [[World War I]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'') | |||
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