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Agatha Christie
Wouldn't Agatha Christie's history be changed due to Donna not traveling with the doctor? Donna was the one who threw the Firestone necklace into the lake to save agatha from the vespiform. (TV: The Unicorn and the Wasp)
- I guess that must be true, but the narrative does not state it. The world would also have ended in Pompeii, but it's not stated. And it would have ended again several times in season 3, as the Doctor would be dead. However, the talk page is not the place to discuss such things. If you would like to discuss how this episode does or does not fit with others, please visit its dicontinuity page. Thank you. --SOTO ☎ 19:21, June 16, 2013 (UTC)
Technically the vespiform would never have been discovered 99.6.9.145talk to me 01:43, August 13, 2016 (UTC)
Dating
The story gives the events of Runaway Bride as happening at Christmas 2007, but wasn't the series working on a "one year ahead" timeframe at that point? Shouldn't that be Christmas 2008? 68.146.70.124talk to me 15:03, December 8, 2013 (UTC)
Troughton and Strong directing scenes
- Billie Piper was seen at the end of Partners in Crime, and had short cameos in The Poison Sky and Midnight. The Partners in Crime cameo was filmed during production of Turn Left, as was the short piece of footage used in Midnight and The Poison Sky. This means no less than three directors would have been at work on the Doctor Who set during the production schedule of Turn Left - the main episode's director, Graeme Harper, the director of Partners in Crime, James Strong, and the director of Midnight, Alice Troughton.
Is this substantiated by anything other than mass speculation? Wouldn't Occam's Razor be that Harper directed parts of Partners in Crime, The Poison Sky and Midnight instead during the production block? -- Tybort (talk page) 21:32, April 17, 2016 (UTC)