Theory:Doctor Who television discontinuity and plot holes/Fugitive of the Judoon

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• How is it murder if you sabotage a weapon somebody is going to use to kill you so it kills them instead when they use it to try to kill you?

That is not a discontinuity point nor a plot hole.

• Wasn't there a previous episode where the tardis couldn't handle flying with two doctors at the same time?

• If the Fugitive Doctor is a pre-Hartnell incarnation, why does she already have a TARDIS stuck as a police box? It can't be the same faulty TARDIS the First Doctor would go on to steal?

Whilst you are utterly correct this isn’t technically a discontinuity point for this episode. It is not suggested that the Fugitive Doctor is pre-Hartnell here, only that she doesn’t recall being 13