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*Martha joins Captain Jack at Torchwood. Possible, as reports show Martha and Mickey leaving with Jack at the end of the episode. Also it is known that as of ''[[Exit Wounds]]'', Jack needs a medic to replace [[Owen Harper]]. However it is uncertain whether it is the end of the episode or during.
*Martha joins Captain Jack at Torchwood. Possible, as reports show Martha and Mickey leaving with Jack at the end of the episode. Also it is known that as of ''[[Exit Wounds]]'', Jack needs a medic to replace [[Owen Harper]]. However it is uncertain whether it is the end of the episode or during.
*Mickey joins Captain Jack at Torchwood. As the above, possibly to replace [[Toshiko Sato]], as he has been known for his talents of hacking into secure government systems, such as in ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]'' when he hacked into the UNIT database. However it is uncertain whether it is the end of the episode or during.
*Mickey joins Captain Jack at Torchwood. As the above, possibly to replace [[Toshiko Sato]], as he has been known for his talents of hacking into secure government systems, such as in ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]'' when he hacked into the UNIT database. However it is uncertain whether it is the end of the episode or during.
*It is rumoured that one of the companions will die. Some believe it will be Rose; some say it will be Donna (As Rose said she would), and some think it will be Martha (In reference to the conversation between Martha and her clone in ''[[The Poison Sky]]'' over how much life Martha seems to have.) ''However, it is surprising that the BBC would announce the death of a character in the episode information rather than leave it for a surprise. Therefore the death may not be perminant.''
*It is rumoured that one of the companions will die. Some believe it will be Rose; some say it will be Donna (As Rose said she would), and some think it will be Martha (In reference to the conversation between Martha and her clone in ''[[The Poison Sky]]'' over how much life Martha seems to have.) ''However, it is surprising that the BBC would announce the death of a character in the episode information rather than leave it for a surprise. Therefore the death may not be permanent.''
*Donna will sacrifice herself to seal the Medusa Cascade but the Doctor goes back in time to wipe her memory of the events in the Runaway Bride so she won't come looking for him and therefore die. ''Utterly nonsensical as if this occured it would create a time paradox that would cancel itself out. Furthermore Rose told Donna that she would still die no matter what way she turned.''
*Donna will sacrifice herself to seal the Medusa Cascade but the Doctor goes back in time to wipe her memory of the events in the Runaway Bride so she won't come looking for him and therefore die. ''Utterly nonsensical as if this occurred it would create a time paradox that would cancel itself out. Furthermore Rose told Donna that she would still die no matter what way she turned.''
*Rose decides to go back to Pete's World, however, Captain Jack recruits Mickey, so he decides to stay in our universe
*Rose decides to go back to Pete's World, however, Captain Jack recruits Mickey, so he decides to stay in our universe


Revision as of 00:57, 23 June 2008

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This is the 13th and final episode of Series 4 and will feature 13 companions for the Doctor.

Synopsis

The entire universe is in danger as the Daleks activate their masterplan, in the concluding episode of Russell T Davies's Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama. The Doctor is helpless, and even the TARDIS faces destruction. The only hope lies with the Doctor's secret army of companions– but as they join forces to battle Davros himself, the prophecy declares that one of them will die.

Plot

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Cast

Production crew

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References

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Story notes

Gwen Cooper and Ianto Jones cross over from Torchwood. Luke Smith, Maria Jackson and Clyde Langer from The Sarah Jane Adventures also cross over.

Ratings

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Myths

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Rumours

  • The Doctor gets trapped in the Medusa Cascade, and Rose, Donna, Martha, Jack, Mickey and Sarah Jane must try to free him.
  • Martha joins Captain Jack at Torchwood. Possible, as reports show Martha and Mickey leaving with Jack at the end of the episode. Also it is known that as of Exit Wounds, Jack needs a medic to replace Owen Harper. However it is uncertain whether it is the end of the episode or during.
  • Mickey joins Captain Jack at Torchwood. As the above, possibly to replace Toshiko Sato, as he has been known for his talents of hacking into secure government systems, such as in The Christmas Invasion when he hacked into the UNIT database. However it is uncertain whether it is the end of the episode or during.
  • It is rumoured that one of the companions will die. Some believe it will be Rose; some say it will be Donna (As Rose said she would), and some think it will be Martha (In reference to the conversation between Martha and her clone in The Poison Sky over how much life Martha seems to have.) However, it is surprising that the BBC would announce the death of a character in the episode information rather than leave it for a surprise. Therefore the death may not be permanent.
  • Donna will sacrifice herself to seal the Medusa Cascade but the Doctor goes back in time to wipe her memory of the events in the Runaway Bride so she won't come looking for him and therefore die. Utterly nonsensical as if this occurred it would create a time paradox that would cancel itself out. Furthermore Rose told Donna that she would still die no matter what way she turned.
  • Rose decides to go back to Pete's World, however, Captain Jack recruits Mickey, so he decides to stay in our universe

Filming Locations

Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors

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Continuity


DVD and Other releases

See also

External links

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