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=== Production errors === | === Production errors === | ||
* The Doctor refers to the Eternity Clock by name before that name has been established by River. | * The Doctor refers to the Eternity Clock by name before that name has been established by River. | ||
* The Doctor cites his age as 900 years old, | * The Doctor cites his age as 900 years old, but reference is made to ''[[Closing Time (TV story)|Closing Time]]'', wherein the Doctor is at least 1,103 (per ''[[The Impossible Astronaut (TV story)|The Impossible Astronaut]]''). | ||
* When River picks up the sonic screwdriver in her solo Elizabethan segment, she mentions the corridor with the perception filter even if the player has not yet entered it. | * When River picks up the sonic screwdriver in her solo Elizabethan segment, she mentions the corridor with the perception filter even if the player has not yet entered it. | ||
* In the Dalek command node, the Doctor mentions sending the Supreme Dalek to the North Pole in the Arctic, but the description of the trophy received in the PlayStation 3 version states that it was sent to the Antarctic. | * In the Dalek command node, the Doctor mentions sending the Supreme Dalek to the North Pole in the Arctic, but the description of the trophy received in the PlayStation 3 version states that it was sent to the Antarctic. | ||
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* It is possible to stop all Cybermen from advancing in the London Underground by electrifying the tracks as the Cybermen are being generated by the game. | * It is possible to stop all Cybermen from advancing in the London Underground by electrifying the tracks as the Cybermen are being generated by the game. | ||
* The description of the [[Fifth Doctor]] in River's diary states he is obsessed with a place called the [[Eye of Harmony]]. Presumably this was meant to be the [[Eye of Orion]], the location of which eluded the Fifth Doctor until the beginning of ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]''; the Eye of Harmony, rather, is the source of power for the Time Lords. | * The description of the [[Fifth Doctor]] in River's diary states he is obsessed with a place called the [[Eye of Harmony]]. Presumably this was meant to be the [[Eye of Orion]], the location of which eluded the Fifth Doctor until the beginning of ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]''; the Eye of Harmony, rather, is the source of power for the Time Lords. | ||
*The Doctor refers to Silence as having "long fat fingers," the Doctor would not be capable of remembering anything about their appearance. | * The Doctor refers to Silence as having "long fat fingers," the Doctor would not be capable of remembering anything about their appearance. | ||
*When | * When the Doctor and River are trying to take the third piece of the Eternity Clock from [[the Silence]], the Silence say, "It makes no difference to us when you die", but throughout Series 6 it was stated that the Doctor's death at Lake Silencio ''([[TV]]: [[The Impossible Astronaut (TV story)|The Impossible Astronaut]]'',''[[The Wedding of River Song (TV story)|The Wedding of River Song]]'') is a fixed point in time, so the Doctor has to die at Lake Silencio. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
