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* In [[Russell T Davies]]' ''[[Letter from the Showrunner]]'' column for [[DWM 589]], he stated that scenes 20-22 involved a vital object which he was at the time deciding whether it should stay in the "Ops Room" or be moved to the "Chamber".<ref name="DWM 589">''[[Letter from the Showrunner]]'' - [[DWM 589]]</ref> | * In [[Russell T Davies]]' ''[[Letter from the Showrunner]]'' column for [[DWM 589]], he stated that scenes 20-22 involved a vital object which he was at the time deciding whether it should stay in the "Ops Room" or be moved to the "Chamber".<ref name="DWM 589">''[[Letter from the Showrunner]]'' - [[DWM 589]]</ref> | ||
* Davies shared words from the episode in his column on two occasions: first "[[kingdom]]", "[[gold]]", "[[Tigella]]";<ref name="DWM 592">''[[Letter from the Showrunner]]'' - [[DWM 592]]</ref> later "terror, [[dust]], [[pizza]], [[Albert Einstein|Einstein]], [[death]], [[opera]]".<ref name="DWM 598">''[[Letter from the Showrunner]]'' - [[DWM 598]]</ref> | * Davies shared words from the episode in his column on two occasions: first "[[kingdom]]", "[[gold]]", "[[Tigella]]";<ref name="DWM 592">''[[Letter from the Showrunner]]'' - [[DWM 592]]</ref> later "terror, [[dust]], [[pizza]], [[Albert Einstein|Einstein]], [[death]], [[opera]]".<ref name="DWM 598">''[[Letter from the Showrunner]]'' - [[DWM 598]]</ref> | ||
*Davies told ''[[Radio Times]]'' that there were aspects of the story he had been "thinking of for 40 or 50 years".<ref name="50 years">{{Cite_web|url=https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/doctor-who-finale-fifty-years-newsupdate/|title=Doctor Who boss says finale contains scenes he's been planning for 50 years|author=Morgan Jeffery|date of source=2024-04-30|website name=RadioTimes.com|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20240430202350/https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/doctor-who-finale-fifty-years-newsupdate/|archivedate=2024-04-30}}</ref> | |||
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Empire of Death will be the eighth episode of Season One of Doctor Who.[1]
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Notes
- The title of the episode was revealed on the official Doctor Who Twitter account on 31 March 2024.[1]
- It shares its title with a 2004 novel from the Past Doctor Adventures series.
- In Russell T Davies' Letter from the Showrunner column for DWM 589, he stated that scenes 20-22 involved a vital object which he was at the time deciding whether it should stay in the "Ops Room" or be moved to the "Chamber".[2]
- Davies shared words from the episode in his column on two occasions: first "kingdom", "gold", "Tigella";[3] later "terror, dust, pizza, Einstein, death, opera".[4]
- Davies told Radio Times that there were aspects of the story he had been "thinking of for 40 or 50 years".[5]
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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
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Home media releases
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Gallery
- Main article: Empire of Death (TV story)/Gallery
Footnotes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Official Doctor Who Twitter (31 March 2024). "EMPIRE OF DEATH". Archived from the original on 2024-03-31. Retrieved on 31 March 2024.
- ↑ Letter from the Showrunner - DWM 589
- ↑ Letter from the Showrunner - DWM 592
- ↑ Letter from the Showrunner - DWM 598
- ↑ Morgan Jeffery (2024-04-30). Doctor Who boss says finale contains scenes he's been planning for 50 years. RadioTimes.com. Archived from the original on 2024-04-30.
