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* The "copies" of [[Clara Oswin Oswald|Clara]] that least remember [[The Doctor]] are the ones who seem to have the most luck actually interacting with him. While she does successfully intercept the [[First Doctor]] before he steals the "wrong" [[TARDIS]], most of her other active attempts to seek out and save The Doctor seem not to work out (or at any rate, work out off-screen and in a way which does not involve interaction with him). By contrast, the three times she meets the [[Eleventh Doctor]], she doesn't actually remember him and merely gets caught up in events in such a way that she does, in fact, save him. | * The "copies" of [[Clara Oswin Oswald|Clara]] that least remember [[The Doctor]] are the ones who seem to have the most luck actually interacting with him. While she does successfully intercept the [[First Doctor]] before he steals the "wrong" [[TARDIS]], most of her other active attempts to seek out and save The Doctor seem not to work out (or at any rate, work out off-screen and in a way which does not involve interaction with him). By contrast, the three times she meets the [[Eleventh Doctor]], she doesn't actually remember him and merely gets caught up in events in such a way that she does, in fact, save him. | ||
*A full address for the [[Maitland (The Bells of Saint John)|Maitland]]s' home is finally given in this episode. A closeup on [[Madame Vastra]]'s hand-written envelope reveals that she's living at [[30 Oak Street]] in [[Chiswick]]. This squares with ''[[The Bells of Saint John (TV story)|The Bells of Saint John]]'', where there are no fewer than three exterior shots of the house number — 30 — on the right doorjamb. A previous companion, [[Donna Noble]], had also lived in Chiswick. | *A full address for the [[Maitland (The Bells of Saint John)|Maitland]]s' home is finally given in this episode. A closeup on [[Madame Vastra]]'s hand-written envelope reveals that she's living at [[30 Oak Street]] in [[Chiswick]]. This squares with ''[[The Bells of Saint John (TV story)|The Bells of Saint John]]'', where there are no fewer than three exterior shots of the house number — 30 — on the right doorjamb. A previous companion, [[Donna Noble]], had also lived in Chiswick. | ||
* [[John Hurt]]'s unknown incarnation of the Doctor has a full beard and mustache. This is one of the few times on-screen that the Doctor has been shown with facial hair ([[TV]]: ''[[The Leisure Hive (TV story)|The Leisure Hive]]'', [[TV]]: ''[[Day of The Moon|Day of The Moon]]''). | * [[John Hurt]]'s unknown incarnation of the Doctor has a full beard and mustache. This is one of the few times on-screen that the Doctor has been shown with facial hair ([[TV]]: ''[[The Leisure Hive (TV story)|The Leisure Hive]]'', [[TV]]: ''[[Day of The Moon (TV story)|Day of The Moon]]''). | ||
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