Theory:Doctor Who television discontinuity and plot holes/World War Three

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This page is for discussing the ways in which World War Three 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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Possibly taken to study by UNIT or Torchwood On the Doctor Who Micro-Universe Slitheen Cruiser packaging it states that Torchwood took possesion of the ship.
  • How does Harriet Jones know that the Slitheens farts don't smell like a fart if she hasn't even been in the presence of one while it farted.
When one breaks wind, the smell can travel and linger for a while. And Jones was pestering them (in the previous episode) for a time, she may have caught one off-screen.
  • How does Rose know that Slitheens farts smell like bad breath if a Slitheen hasn't farted near her.
As stated above, the smell can travel and linger for a while.