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*Lasky has been into room 6, not finding her luggage there, because her key is actually for room 9. So how did she get in? | *Lasky has been into room 6, not finding her luggage there, because her key is actually for room 9. So how did she get in? | ||
*How did Grenville know that the unidentified craft on the Hyperion's scanner was the TARDIS? The Doctor states the message was sent directly to him. | *How did Grenville know that the unidentified craft on the Hyperion's scanner was the TARDIS? The Doctor states the message was sent directly to him. | ||
*Why don't the Mogarians notice a major change in character in one of their number? ''Why would the Mogarians necessarily know each other? The Hyperion III is a passenger liner.'' | |||
*If the Vervoids are genetically engineered, why create them with lethal stings? ''Defence? Or to be used as a military force, as slaves often are?'' | |||
*The Vervoids wear tracksuits and trainers (wilting and climbing through the tunnel in the final part). | *The Vervoids wear tracksuits and trainers (wilting and climbing through the tunnel in the final part). | ||
*Why does the Captain state that the ship is hi-jack proof, even though it has been hi-jacked by Brookner? ''(the only reason for that is that they had to let him in to the controll room to stop the ship crashing. he then used that to take over the ship. He says it is designed to be hijack proof, be cause in normal cases this would not be possible. they would just close the door to stop them getting in, as was done after the ship was taken over.'' | *Why does the Captain state that the ship is hi-jack proof, even though it has been hi-jacked by Brookner? ''(the only reason for that is that they had to let him in to the controll room to stop the ship crashing. he then used that to take over the ship. He says it is designed to be hijack proof, be cause in normal cases this would not be possible. they would just close the door to stop them getting in, as was done after the ship was taken over.'' | ||
*Since the Doctor is shown viewing an event in his future, presumably he should already know what's going to happen once his personal timeline catches up to the Vervoid incident. Yet he appears totally unaware as he proceeds through the adventure. ''It can be speculated that the Doctor likely erased his memory of the event so as not to corrupt the timeline later. Evidence in support comes from the 2007 special ''[[Time Crash]]'', in which it is strongly suggested that the [[Tenth Doctor]] only remembers meeting himself (from his [[Fifth Doctor|Fifth life]]) upon hearing the [[cloister bell]].'' | *Since the Doctor is shown viewing an event in his future, presumably he should already know what's going to happen once his personal timeline catches up to the Vervoid incident. Yet he appears totally unaware as he proceeds through the adventure. ''It can be speculated that the Doctor likely erased his memory of the event so as not to corrupt the timeline later. Evidence in support comes from the 2007 special ''[[Time Crash]]'', in which it is strongly suggested that the [[Tenth Doctor]] only remembers meeting himself (from his [[Fifth Doctor|Fifth life]]) upon hearing the [[cloister bell]].'' | ||