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eye patch lady
from the trailer we know that the eye patch lady is appearing. Does anyone want to add that to this page?– The preceding unsigned comment was added by 78.105.95.95 (talk).
We know the Eye Patch Lady was in Day of the Moon, The Curse of the Black Spot and the Rebel Flesh. She also will appear in episode 6, The Almost People, I don't know but I think she will appear in episode 7 and she will be in episode 8.
Anyway, just want to tell you that only Amy can see the Eye Patch Lady.
Enemies
Shouldn't Cleaves be added to this list? She was the one that killed a ganger and turned them against everyone else. Geek Mythology 19:19, May 21, 2011 (UTC)
No, I don't think so. Otherwise, Adam Mitchell could be considered as an enemy in DW : The Long Game, too... Nafoute 14:29, May 24, 2011 (UTC)
Meh, there's a difference between Adam and Cleaves, Adam just got greedy. When the humans and gangers were about to start working together, it was Cleaves who turned on the (up til now) innocent gangers. They only faught back because of the hostility and prejudice shown towards them by Cleaves. The Jagrafess would still have been evil regardless of Ada or anyone else. Geek Mythology 15:57, May 24, 2011 (UTC)
OK, then consider Ambrose Northover : she killed Alaya in "Cold Blood", thus preventing humans and Silurians to make peace and share the Earth, and "starting" a new war between them. But she's not considered as an enemy, the Silurians are. So I think it's the same in this story for Cleaves. Nafoute 07:59, May 25, 2011 (UTC)
On the same subject, can the Gangers be considered enemies moreso than the Humans? The story seems to be about how they're the same as humans. TemporalSpleen 16:07, May 25, 2011 (UTC)
Nestine Consiousness
Is it just me or dose the Flesh remind anyone of the Nestine consiousness? Also the Doctor seems to know the Flesh and he said he had to "fix" things with it. Maby its a Nestine survivor and the Doctor wants to make peace with a survivor of the Time War. What dose everyone think: - Red Rover
- For one, please sign posts with an actual signature, but no.. In the episode New Earth, "The Flesh" was what they also called the new humans that were grown by the sisters of plentitude to test diseases on to find the cure, so most likely, he is refering to that.. TheTARDIScontroller 00:21, May 22, 2011 (UTC)
Production errors section
When the Doctor is knocked unconscious by the solar storm, he has a brown bow tie on. Later, he has a blue one on. Production error.
91.109.80.167 06:09, May 22, 2011 (UTC)
- Is this a production error or another example of the series' quantum red/blue theme? professorrev 19:35, May 22, 2011 (UTC)
References section
What is the source for the incident on the Isle of Sheppey? The place is mentioned (twice) in the episode, but not what actually happened. (I live there, BTW) Angelus Lupus 21:58, May 23, 2011 (UTC)
The Title
Is it worth mentioning that the 5th episode of the previous series also had the word "Flesh" in the title? I am aware that it obviously has no story meaning but maybe it should be mentioned somewhere in the article, like References or one of these bits. MAX1592 21:33, May 25, 2011 (UTC)