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== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* The Doctor tells [[Mathilda Pierce]] that her cat "must have used up his nine lives - rather like me." | |||
* Derek Jacobi appears in [[TV]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'', again playing the Master. However, the Master depicted in ''Scream of the Shalka'' actually resembles the incarnation of the [[The Master (UNIT years)|Master]] played by [[Roger Delgado]] from [[1971]] to [[1973]]. | * Derek Jacobi appears in [[TV]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'', again playing the Master. However, the Master depicted in ''Scream of the Shalka'' actually resembles the incarnation of the [[The Master (UNIT years)|Master]] played by [[Roger Delgado]] from [[1971]] to [[1973]]. | ||
* The Grant version of the Ninth Doctor has some similarities to [[Christopher Eccleston]]'s version of the character. Both Doctors are depicted as loners and emotionally damaged due to some unrevealed event in their (possibly recent) past. Both, however, ultimately realise they need a companion. In the Grant Doctor's case, it is hinted that he is reluctant to take on a new companion, possibly due to the (recent?) loss of one — a theme later followed by [[David Tennant]]'s [[Tenth Doctor]] after the loss of [[Rose Tyler]]. | * The Grant version of the Ninth Doctor has some similarities to [[Christopher Eccleston]]'s version of the character. Both Doctors are depicted as loners and emotionally damaged due to some unrevealed event in their (possibly recent) past. Both, however, ultimately realise they need a companion. In the Grant Doctor's case, it is hinted that he is reluctant to take on a new companion, possibly due to the (recent?) loss of one — a theme later followed by [[David Tennant]]'s [[Tenth Doctor]] after the loss of [[Rose Tyler]]. | ||
