Theory:Doctor Who television discontinuity and plot holes/Extremis
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This page is for discussing the ways in which Extremis doesn't fit well with other DWU narratives. You can also talk about the plot holes that render its own, internal narrative confusing.
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- Why didn't the TARDIS translate the Pope for Bill when he showed up in her flat?
- Perhaps we are seeing him from her friends' point of view; as we are not yet fully understood as to why the Pope is present?
- Doesn't Angelo have to translate for the Pope later on, though?
- Perhaps the Monks are unaware of the TARDIS's translation circuit and so it was not part of their simulation?
- Perhaps we are seeing him from her friends' point of view; as we are not yet fully understood as to why the Pope is present?
- How could River have given Nardole the diary to look after the Doctor when after Darillium River has it in the library?
- We don't know that River gave Nardole the diary directly. The Doctor and/or Nardole could have retrieved it from the library shortly after the Tenth Doctor and Donna left. Or maybe Nardole gives it back to her after this.
- So, it's Missy in the vault. The Doctor agreed to guard her for 1000 years, to keep her out of trouble. Isn't time relative?