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 However, an unexpected power surge alerts Tosh that there is going to be an emergency lockdown once it hits, which will seal Owen in the station. Owen sees the doors closing and makes a run for the exit, but fails to make it out in time, leaving him to face his death all over again. Banging on the door, he shouts to Tosh that he cannot get out. Knowing what's about to happen, he begins shouting angrily about not wanting to die like this, let alone for the second time. When he figures out Tosh can't help him, he starts panicking for the rest of his teammates to come and rescue him. Once he realises it's hopeless, he dissolves into a screaming rage.
-Toshiko, dying, asks Owen to calm down. He demands a reason. Tosh tearfully replies, "Because you're breaking my heart", and he is quiet. The two talk as they prepare to die, Owen unaware of Tosh's wounds. Owen asks what will happen to him, and though Tosh resists explaining at first, Owen begs her to say it because he needs to know. Tosh replies that the room where Owen is locked inside is a containment chamber which will flood with irradiated coolant. Owen concludes his body is going to slowly decompose as he watches. Tosh regrets being unable to stop the power spike, but Owen responds there was no way she could have known about it and thanks Tosh for saving his back so many times before in the past. He remembers back when Tosh had to fill in for him on his second week at Torchwood by pretending to be a doctor when investigating a [[Space Pig]] because he had a hangover, and the two laugh wearily.
+Toshiko, dying, asks Owen to calm down. He demands a reason. Tosh tearfully replies, "Because you're breaking my heart", and he is quiet. The two talk as they prepare to die, Owen unaware of Tosh's wounds. Owen asks what will happen to him, and though Tosh resists explaining at first, Owen begs her to say it because he needs to know. Tosh replies that the room where Owen is locked inside is a containment chamber which will flood with irradiated coolant. Owen concludes his body is going to slowly decompose as he watches. Tosh regrets being unable to stop the power spike, but Owen responds there was no way she could have known about it and thanks Tosh for saving his back so many times before in the past. He remembers back when Tosh had to fill in for him on his second week at Torchwood by pretending to be a doctor when investigating a [[space pig]] because he had a hangover, and the two laugh wearily.
 [[File:Owen at peace.jpg|thumb|left|Owen faces his death with peace.]]
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 * The first scene of the episode, in which the team piles into Rhys' car (the SUV having been stolen), marks the last time the complete team would be together.
 * This episode confirms that [[Naoko Mori]]'s character in the 2005 ''[[Doctor Who]]'' episode ''[[Aliens of London (TV story)|Aliens of London]]'', Dr. Sato, was indeed Tosh, making her the only Torchwood member, other than Jack, to have met the [[Ninth Doctor]].
-* In 1901, Jack tells Torchwood to put him in suspended animation for 107 years, seemingly placing this story in [[2008]]. However, the previous episode ''[[Fragments (TV story)|Fragments]]'' places Owen's recruitment four years before the present. As Tosh states in ''Exit Wounds'' that her examination of the [[Space Pig]] (from the 2005 ''[[Doctor Who]]'' episode ''[[Aliens of London (TV story)|Aliens of London]]'', set in [[2006]]) happened while she covered for Owen on his second week as a medic, this appears to place both ''Fragments'' and ''Exit Wounds'' in [[2010]]. Along with this contradiction, [[Aliens of London dating controversy|these clash with and contradict dates given in several other stories]].
+* In 1901, Jack tells Torchwood to put him in suspended animation for 107 years, seemingly placing this story in [[2008]]. However, the previous episode ''[[Fragments (TV story)|Fragments]]'' places Owen's recruitment four years before the present. As Tosh states in ''Exit Wounds'' that her examination of the [[space pig]] (from the 2005 ''[[Doctor Who (TV series)|Doctor Who]]'' episode ''[[Aliens of London (TV story)|Aliens of London]]'', set in [[2006]]) happened while she covered for Owen on his second week as a medic, this appears to place both ''Fragments'' and ''Exit Wounds'' in [[2010]]. Along with this contradiction, [[Aliens of London dating controversy|these clash with and contradict dates given in several other stories]].
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 * Owen says that he and Toshiko never got around to the date they had discussed. ([[TV]]: ''[[Meat (TV story)|Meat]]'', ''[[Reset (TV story)|Reset]]'', ''[[A Day in the Death (TV story)|A Day in the Death]]'')
 * When Jack is trying to stop [[Gray (Fragments)|Gray]] in the Hub, he tells him he forgives him, which is very similar to how he saw the [[Tenth Doctor]] defeat {{Simm}}. ([[TV]]: ''[[Last of the Time Lords (TV story)|Last of the Time Lords]]'')
-* Tosh recalls having to conduct the examination of the "[[Space Pig]]" due to Owen being hungover. ([[TV]]: ''[[Aliens of London (TV story)|Aliens of London]]'')
+* Tosh recalls having to conduct the examination of the "[[space pig]]" due to Owen being hungover. ([[TV]]: ''[[Aliens of London (TV story)|Aliens of London]]'')
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