14,790
edits
Forest of the Dead (TV story): Difference between revisions
From Tardis Wiki, the free Doctor Who reference
→Story Notes: corrected a blatantly wrong and weirdly formatted pair of wikilinks
(→The Doctor: add detail) |
(→Story Notes: corrected a blatantly wrong and weirdly formatted pair of wikilinks) |
||
| Line 78: | Line 78: | ||
*In the girl's house, on a drawing on the wall, there is a picture of a blonde haired girl and a wolf. This may be a reference to [[Rose]] and [[Bad Wolf]] as they are one of the same | *In the girl's house, on a drawing on the wall, there is a picture of a blonde haired girl and a wolf. This may be a reference to [[Rose]] and [[Bad Wolf]] as they are one of the same | ||
*This is the second episode in this series to have a character share the name of a character from the Joss Whedon show ''Firefly'', with River. the first was Cobb in ''[[The Doctor's Daughter]]''. | *This is the second episode in this series to have a character share the name of a character from the Joss Whedon show ''Firefly'', with River. the first was Cobb in ''[[The Doctor's Daughter]]''. | ||
*Moffat's recurring theme "everybody lives" returns again in this episode. In the BBC podcast associated with this episode, Moffat and Davies point out that so far in the four major storylines that he has contributed to the series, the only "final" deaths that have occurred have been due to [[Billy Shipton | *Moffat's recurring theme "everybody lives" returns again in this episode. In the BBC podcast associated with this episode, Moffat and Davies point out that so far in the four major storylines that he has contributed to the series, the only "final" deaths that have occurred have been due to old age (such as [[Billy Shipton]] and [[Kathy Nightingale]]) or illness ([[Madame de Pompadour]]). Moffat consequently promises (in the podcast) that he will kill people off in more dramatic fashion in future stories. | ||
