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*It is implied that the Master used a [[Chameleon Arch]] to alter his biology.
*It is implied that the Master used a [[Chameleon Arch]] to alter his biology.
*Yana (as in Professor Yana) is an acronym of the [[Face of Boe]]'s last words ''"'''Y'''ou '''A'''re '''N'''ot '''A'''lone"''
*Yana (as in Professor Yana) is an acronym of the [[Face of Boe]]'s last words ''"'''Y'''ou '''A'''re '''N'''ot '''A'''lone"''
*Jack isn't the first to grab onto the exterior of the TARDIS as it dematerialises, [[Father Kreiner]] also achieved this.


==Story Notes==
==Story Notes==

Revision as of 11:53, 17 June 2007


Synopsis

The Doctor takes Martha to the 'end of the Universe' where Humans still live but in more barbaric conditions. Jack grabs onto the TARDIS at one point in the episode.

Plot

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Cast

Crew

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References

Story Notes

  • Derek Jacobi and John Simm are the Fifth and Sixth Masters (respectively), however there have been seven actors to previously play the Master.
  • In Doctor Who adventures issue 22 it mentions the Doctor and Martha "discovering" Utopia, meaning it is a place.
  • John Bell (who plays Creet) is a Blue Peter winner who won a role on Doctor Who.
  • This is the second standing regeneration scene.
  • The words heard from the watch were spoken by Roger Delgado and the chuckle heard is from Anthony Ainley.
  • This is the first Doctor Who story to feature John Barrowman's name in the opening credits (through the vortex).
  • This is the first 3 parter story since Survival (incidently Survival was the last original series TV story, and the last solely BBC produced story to feature the Master).

Ratings

  • 7.3 million viewers - Overnight

Myths

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Location Filming

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Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors

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Continuity

DVD and Other Releases

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See Also

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