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* The Doctor indicates that "no one alive" knows about all nine of his past incarnations. The implication in this statement is that Martha Jones is either the first companion to become aware of all 10 incarnations, or that the Doctor believes that anyone else (companion or Time Lord) who is aware of it is now dead. | * The Doctor indicates that "no one alive" knows about all nine of his past incarnations. The implication in this statement is that Martha Jones is either the first companion to become aware of all 10 incarnations, or that the Doctor believes that anyone else (companion or Time Lord) who is aware of it is now dead. | ||
*Among the artifacts of the Doctor's past visible: the [[Seal of Rassilon]]; a [[Voord]] helmet; and items association with each incarnation: a walking stick (First); [[recorder]] (Second); [[Bessie]]'s car keys (Third); a bag of [[jelly baby|jelly babies]] (Fourth); a [[cricket]] ball (Fifth); a cat brooch (Sixth); an umbrella (Seventh); a cravat (Eighth); and the [[psychic paper]] (Ninth). | *Among the artifacts of the Doctor's past visible: the [[Seal of Rassilon]]; a [[Voord]] helmet; and items association with each incarnation: a walking stick (First); [[recorder]] (Second); [[Bessie]]'s car keys (Third); a bag of [[jelly baby|jelly babies]] (Fourth); a [[cricket]] ball (Fifth); a cat brooch (Sixth); an umbrella (Seventh); a cravat (Eighth); and the [[psychic paper]] (Ninth). | ||
* The First Doctor | * The First Doctor was given his walking stick by [[Kublai Khan]] in the TV story [[Marco Polo]]. However the 10th Doctor claims he obtained it in an unchronicled adventure involving Oscar Wilde and "midget assassins." | ||
* The First Doctor mentions that the Egyptian gods [[Sutekh]] and [[Horus]] were aliens. This foreshadowing of ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' may be a continuity error, unless the Fourth Doctor later forgot their origins. | * The First Doctor mentions that the Egyptian gods [[Sutekh]] and [[Horus]] were aliens. This foreshadowing of ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' may be a continuity error, unless the Fourth Doctor later forgot their origins. | ||
* Ian states that he hopes the Doctor gets turned into a mummy "so the bandages cover his mouth". This also foreshadows ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' in which exactly this happens. | * Ian states that he hopes the Doctor gets turned into a mummy "so the bandages cover his mouth". This also foreshadows ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' in which exactly this happens. | ||
