Journey's End (TV story)

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This is the final story of Series 4 and will feature at least seven of the Doctor's companions.

Synopsis

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Cast

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Ratings

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Myths

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Rumours

  • Dalek Caan seeks Davros and uses him to make more Daleks so Caan is not alone.
  • Davros's second in command is a Red Dalek Supreme, rumoured to be Dalek Caan upgraded or a mutated Harriet Jones.
  • It is most likely Donna will be shot at the end of this episode as she is leaving in 2009. No it isn't. Donna, from rumours, will get hit or something, lose her memory of the Doctor, and be delivered home to Wilf.
  • Donna is hit by a car and Rose kneels at her body.
  • This episode broadcasts alongside The Stolen Earth as part of a double bill.
  • At the end of the episode Rose agrees to rejoin the Doctor. Unlikely, as she will not be in the Christmas Special or the ones in 2009.
  • At the end of the episode the TARDIS lands in Victorian London. The Doctor steps out but a Cyberman appears and shouts DELETE! and the Doctor says his his trademark: an astonished What?!.
  • Martha joins Captain Jack at Torchwood. Possible, as reports show Martha and Mickey leaving with Jack at the end of the episode.
  • Mickey joins Captain Jack at Torchwood. As the above.
  • Rose joins Captain Jack at Torchwood.
  • After Doomsday Rose was slated to get her own spin-off show. Russell finally cancelled this. He said "Bringing Rose back would ruin the finality of that goodbye in Doomsday". However, now that Rose has returned, it is possible that Rose may appear in a spin-off, probably called Rose Tyler: Defending The Earth. Either this, or she crosses over to Torchwood. This would help fill the spaces left by Toshiko Sato and Owen Harper.
  • The Doctor becomes trapped in the Medusa Cascade, and Rose, Donna, Martha, Jack, Mickey and Sarah Jane must try to free him. Likely.
  • In a shock development the Red Dalek casing opens to reveal Harriet Jones as mother of all the new Daleks.

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