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* The Doctor's farewell recording to Rose - "Have a good life ..." - is quoted in the lyrics of "[[Song for Ten]]", featured in the next full episode, ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]''. | * The Doctor's farewell recording to Rose - "Have a good life ..." - is quoted in the lyrics of "[[Song for Ten]]", featured in the next full episode, ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]''. | ||
* Jack kisses the Doctor affectionately on the mouth (after kissing Rose) before going off to fight the Daleks. This is the first same-sex kiss featured in the ''Doctor Who'' franchise. | * Jack kisses the Doctor affectionately on the mouth (after kissing Rose) before going off to fight the Daleks. This is the first same-sex kiss featured in the ''Doctor Who'' franchise. | ||
* This episode marks the last time the lead character is identified as "Doctor Who" in the closing credits until [[DW]]:''[[The Next Doctor]]''. Beginning with ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]'', the credit reverts to "The Doctor" as it had been during the last nine years of the original series. This episode is the only occasion in which David Tennant is credited as "Doctor Who" until [[DW]]: ''[[The Next Doctor]]''. | * This episode marks the last time the lead character is identified as "Doctor Who" in the closing credits until [[DW]]: ''[[The Next Doctor]]''. Beginning with ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]'', the credit reverts to "The Doctor" as it had been during the last nine years of the original series. This episode is the only occasion in which David Tennant is credited as "Doctor Who" until [[DW]]: ''[[The Next Doctor]]''. | ||
* This is the first time the Doctor, or any Time Lord for that matter, is seen regenerating standing up, as previous Doctors collapsed before regenerating. This would later be seen again in the Master's regeneration in [[DW]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'', the Tenth Doctor's aborted regeneration in [[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]'', and his actual regeneration into the [[Eleventh Doctor]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]''. Coincidentally, all of these episodes feature [[Jack Harkness]]. | * This is the first time the Doctor, or any Time Lord for that matter, is seen regenerating standing up, as previous Doctors collapsed before regenerating. This would later be seen again in the Master's regeneration in [[DW]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'', the Tenth Doctor's aborted regeneration in [[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]'', and his actual regeneration into the [[Eleventh Doctor]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]''. Coincidentally, all of these episodes feature [[Jack Harkness]]. | ||
* Submerging the Dalek mutant puppet in the Emperor's water tank destroyed its inner mechanics. As a result, the puppet would not be used again until [[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]''/''[[Journey's End]]''. A CGI version of the mutant was later used in [[DW]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]''. | * Submerging the Dalek mutant puppet in the Emperor's water tank destroyed its inner mechanics. As a result, the puppet would not be used again until [[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]''/''[[Journey's End]]''. A CGI version of the mutant was later used in [[DW]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]''. | ||
