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* Both the ''Doctor Who'' serial ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang (TV story)|The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' and the ''Buffy'' episode ''{{iw|buffy|The Puppet Show}}'' feature ventriloquist dolls which are actually alive. | * Both the ''Doctor Who'' serial ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang (TV story)|The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' and the ''Buffy'' episode ''{{iw|buffy|The Puppet Show}}'' feature ventriloquist dolls which are actually alive. | ||
* The Buffy episode "{{iw|buffy|Go Fish}}" featured fish-like demons which resemble the [[Silurian]]s. | * The Buffy episode "{{iw|buffy|Go Fish}}" featured fish-like demons which resemble the [[Silurian]]s. | ||
* In the Buffy episode "{{iw|buffy|As You Were}}", | * In the Buffy episode "{{iw|buffy|As You Were}}", {{iw|buffy|Spike}} uses the alias "The Doctor" when breeding and planning to sell a species of dangerous demons. | ||
* The audio drama ''[[Minuet in Hell]]'' also has several similarities. It features an organisation that is dedicated to dealing with supernatural beings, fronted by a young girl, in a similar way to the {{iw|buffy|Watchers Council}} and {{iw|buffy|The Slayer|the Slayer}}. In addition, the use of the phrase "Bored now" before attacking someone is also seen in the 'Buffy' episodes {{iw|buffy|The Wish}}, {{iw|buffy|Doppelgängland}}, and {{iw|buffy|Villains}}. It also thematically similar to Whedon's later series, ''{{iw|dollhouse|Dollhouse (series)|Dollhouse}}''. | * The audio drama ''[[Minuet in Hell]]'' also has several similarities. It features an organisation that is dedicated to dealing with supernatural beings, fronted by a young girl, in a similar way to the {{iw|buffy|Watchers Council}} and {{iw|buffy|The Slayer|the Slayer}}. In addition, the use of the phrase "Bored now" before attacking someone is also seen in the 'Buffy' episodes "{{iw|buffy|The Wish}}", "{{iw|buffy|Doppelgängland}}", and "{{iw|buffy|Villains}}". It also thematically similar to Whedon's later series, ''{{iw|dollhouse|Dollhouse (series)|Dollhouse}}''. | ||
* In ''[[Assimilation²]]'', [[Rory Williams]] uses his knowledge as a [[Roman]] [[Centurion]] to bluff two guards into allowing him to pass, a tactic also used by {{iw|buffy|Alexander Harris|Xander Harris}} in the episode ''{{iw|buffy|Innocence}}''. Like Rory, Xander also received his knowledge after an alternate 'existence' as a soldier. | * In ''[[Assimilation²]]'', [[Rory Williams]] uses his knowledge as a [[Roman]] [[Centurion]] to bluff two guards into allowing him to pass, a tactic also used by {{iw|buffy|Alexander Harris|Xander Harris}} in the episode ''{{iw|buffy|Innocence}}''. Like Rory, Xander also received his knowledge after an alternate 'existence' as a soldier. | ||
