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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the eleventh episode of the [[series 9 (Doctor Who)|ninth series]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' produced by [[BBC Wales]].  
'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the eleventh episode of the [[series 9 (Doctor Who)|ninth series]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' produced by [[BBC Wales]].  


As the episode takes place shortly after the events of ''[[Face the Raven (TV story)|Face the Raven]] ''it shows the Doctor dealing with and coming to terms with [[Clara Oswald]]'s death, after he lost her to the [[Quantum Shade|Quantum Shade.]] The episode also delved into the Doctor's mind, as Clara appears as a manifestation of [[the Doctor]]'s imagination during times of stress. Surprisingly the Doctor also revealed the reason he left Gallifrey was because of fear, and not because of boredom, as he had claimed before in the past.  
It features [[Clara Oswald]] as a manifestationer part of [[the Doctor]]'s imagination after he lost her to the [[Quantum Shade]] in ''[[Face the Raven (TV story)|Face the Raven]]''.


The episode is notable for revealing the inside of the Doctor's [[Confession dial|Confession Dial]], revealing it to be the Doctor's final test, a prison that is bigger on the inside and very much like a miniscope.
The episode is notable for revealing the inside of the Doctor's [[Confession dial|Confession Dial]], revealing it to be the Doctor's final test, a prison that is bigger on the inside and very much like a miniscope.


It is also notable for showing the Doctor finally finding his way back to [[Gallifrey]] since he found out that it was not in fact destroyed in the [[Last Great Time War|Time War]], but placed in a [[pocket universe]], which he and his twelve predecessors had placed it in to save it. Not counting it's short appearance in [[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]], and the three times it appeared in [[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|The Day of the Doctor]], this episode, as well as the finale for series 9, marked the first time the Doctor had set foot on Gallifrey since ''Doctor Who ''started broadcasting again in 2005, and narratively for the first time since the Time War.  
It is also notable for showing the Doctor finally finding his way back to [[Gallifrey]] since he found out that it was not in fact destroyed in the [[Last Great Time War|Time War]], but placed in a [[pocket universe]].


Furthermore the Doctor revealed that the [[hybrid]] myth was wrong, that it was not half-[[Dalek]] half-[[Time Lord]], but that he was the hybrid, what this means is unknown for the moment.
Furthermore the Doctor revealed that the [[hybrid]] myth was wrong, that it was not half-[[Dalek]] half-[[Time Lord]], but that he was the hybrid.


== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==

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Heaven Sent was the eleventh episode of the ninth series of Doctor Who produced by BBC Wales.

It features Clara Oswald as a manifestationer part of the Doctor's imagination after he lost her to the Quantum Shade in Face the Raven.

The episode is notable for revealing the inside of the Doctor's Confession Dial, revealing it to be the Doctor's final test, a prison that is bigger on the inside and very much like a miniscope.

It is also notable for showing the Doctor finally finding his way back to Gallifrey since he found out that it was not in fact destroyed in the Time War, but placed in a pocket universe.

Furthermore the Doctor revealed that the hybrid myth was wrong, that it was not half-Dalek half-Time Lord, but that he was the hybrid.

Synopsis

The Doctor is alone and trapped in a place unlike any other and he must face his greatest challenge yet. One final test. A fearsome creature called the Veil is stalking him an he must do the most impossible. He must complete the task, and Gallifrey awaits his return...

Plot

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Cast

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Crew

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References

  • What seems like more than two billion years passes for the Doctor within the confession dial. However, as the Doctor keeps reverting back to his state upon arrival, he likely did not age at all.
  • The Doctor says he hates gardening.
  • A portrait of Clara is hanging in the castle.
  • The Doctor discusses the Brothers Grimm to the Veil and the tale of the Shepard Boy.

Story notes

  • Whilst the episode was promoted by various news outlets as a one-hander, the presence of manifestations of Clara and the Veil, and the appearance of the young boy at the end of the episode, technically go against this; however, the bulk of the storyline was carried by the Doctor alone.

Ratings

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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.

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Continuity

Home video releases

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Blu-ray releases

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External links

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Footnotes