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'''Anti-[[Retcon]]''' was a [[pill]] which could reverse memory loss. A possible side-effect was that it could cause the ingester "to remember Everything"; when [[Jack Harkness]] gave one to [[Ianto | '''Anti-[[Retcon]]''' was a [[pill]] which could reverse memory loss. A possible side-effect was that it could cause the ingester "to remember Everything"; when [[Jack Harkness]] gave one to [[Ianto Jones]], he cautioned that it wasn't selective and that he "might suddenly have a head full of maths tests and Monday mornings". It came from an alien source and took while to start working: usually three days, but sooner if there was a trigger. Ianto thought it tasted pleasantly fruity. | ||
Jack gave one to Ianto to reverse his short-term [[amnesia]] after he awoke in the body of a woman. While he hoped he had given the correct pill, Jack asked "let me know if you start seeing [[clown]]s". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Almost Perfect (novel)|Almost Perfect]]'') | Jack gave one to Ianto to reverse his short-term [[amnesia]] after he awoke in the body of a woman. While he hoped he had given the correct pill, Jack asked "let me know if you start seeing [[clown]]s". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Almost Perfect (novel)|Almost Perfect]]'') | ||
Revision as of 23:42, 16 January 2021
Anti-Retcon was a pill which could reverse memory loss. A possible side-effect was that it could cause the ingester "to remember Everything"; when Jack Harkness gave one to Ianto Jones, he cautioned that it wasn't selective and that he "might suddenly have a head full of maths tests and Monday mornings". It came from an alien source and took while to start working: usually three days, but sooner if there was a trigger. Ianto thought it tasted pleasantly fruity.
Jack gave one to Ianto to reverse his short-term amnesia after he awoke in the body of a woman. While he hoped he had given the correct pill, Jack asked "let me know if you start seeing clowns". (PROSE: Almost Perfect)
