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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''', written by [[Steven Moffat]], was the eleventh episode of the [[Series 10 (Doctor Who)|tenth series]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' produced by [[BBC Wales]]. | '''''{{StoryTitle}}''''', written by [[Steven Moffat]], was the eleventh episode of the [[Series 10 (Doctor Who)|tenth series]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' produced by [[BBC Wales]]. | ||
The episode marked the return of [[John Simm]] as {{Simm}} | The episode marked the return of [[John Simm]] as {{Simm}} and the first onscreen appearance of more than one incarnation of the Master. It also depicted a version of how the [[Cyberman (Mondas)|Mondasian Cybermen]] originated, as the Doctor had previously seen their origins on [[Mondas]] during his [[Fifth Doctor|fifth incarnation]] (as depicted in [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Spare Parts (audio story)|Spare Parts]]'') as well as the Cyberman's first formal appearance since ''[[Death in Heaven (TV story)|Death in Heaven]]''. It also showed what appeared to be the beginning of the [[Twelfth Doctor]]'s [[regeneration]], after it had been teased in ''[[The Lie of the Land (TV story)|The Lie of the Land]]''. | ||
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World Enough and Time, written by Steven Moffat, was the eleventh episode of the tenth series of Doctor Who produced by BBC Wales.
The episode marked the return of John Simm as the Saxon Master and the first onscreen appearance of more than one incarnation of the Master. It also depicted a version of how the Mondasian Cybermen originated, as the Doctor had previously seen their origins on Mondas during his fifth incarnation (as depicted in AUDIO: Spare Parts) as well as the Cyberman's first formal appearance since Death in Heaven. It also showed what appeared to be the beginning of the Twelfth Doctor's regeneration, after it had been teased in The Lie of the Land.
Synopsis
The Doctor decides to test how good Missy has become by sending on a trial run with Bill and Nardole. However, when things go wrong, the Doctor takes over. With Bill trapped in a different time zone, can the Doctor make it to her before it is too late?
Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
- Bill - Pearl Mackie
- Nardole - Matt Lucas
- Missy - Michelle Gomez
- The Saxon Master - John Simm
- Jorj - Oliver Lansley
- Surgeon - Paul Brightwell
- Nurse - Alison Lintott
- Nicholas Briggs - Voice of the Cybermen
Crew
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References
- The Doctor eats a packet of crisps.
- After being taken by the Cyber-converts, Bill is moved to Floor 1056.
Story notes
- This episode marks the first on-screen appearence of the Mondasian Cybermen since the First Doctor television story, The Tenth Planet in 1966.
- This episode marks the return of John Simm's Master, who last appeared in The End of Time in 2010.
- This episode marks the first time that more than one incarnation of the Master has appeared on-screen.
Ratings
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Filming locations
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Production errors
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Continuity
- The Doctor notes Missy's use of the TARDIS to retrieve him along with Bill and Nardole from Mars. (TV: Empress of Mars)
- The Master adopted the guise of "Razor" so Bill would not recognize him from his time as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. (TV: The Sound of Drums)
- The Master's teaming up with a different incarnation is strikingly similar to when the Doctor has done likewise. (TV: The Day of the Doctor)
- The Mondasian Cybermen appear again and Mondas is mentioned. (TV: The Tenth Planet)
- The Doctor has been on another space colony that orbited a black hole. (TV: The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit)
- The Doctor has to travel to a different time zone of the same area to rescue his companion, but arrives too late. (TV: The Girl Who Waited)
- Bill's conversion into a Cyberman resembles Jackie Tyler (TV: Rise of the Cybermen) and Yvonne's conversion. (TV: Doomsday) It also resembles Oswin Oswald's conversion into a Dalek. (TV: Asylum of the Daleks)
- The Cybermen are shown to be able to cry and feel pain. (TV: Doomsday, Rise of the Cybermen)
- Missy has allied with Cybermen before. (TV: Dark Water/Death in Heaven) The Master briefly joined them before in the Death Zone on Gallifrey (TV: The Five Doctors).
- The Doctor and Missy each mention how they met at the Academy on Gallifrey and how they chose their names that day, among other promises. (TV: The Sound of Drums, The End of Time)
- The Doctor mentions the Master's desire to destroy the universe rather than explore as they initially promised. (TV: Last of the Time Lords, The End of Time)
- The surgeon explains that the headpiece of the cyber suit acts as an emotional inhibitor so she won't care for the pain. (TV: The Age of Steel)
- In his fifth incarnation, the Doctor saw the Mondasian's who remained on Mondas convert themselves in to Cybermen for similar reason. (AUDIO: Spare Parts)
Home video releases
DVD releases
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Blu-ray releases
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Digital releases
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External links
- Official World Enough and Time page on the Doctor Who website
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