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* After finally recovering, one of the first things the Doctor does is ask Rose about his appearance, despite already having done so in the [[Children in Need Special]]. ''Considering the Doctor's imbalance after his regeneration, he might have forgotten the earlier discussion, In addition, she never answered him in the special.'' | * After finally recovering, one of the first things the Doctor does is ask Rose about his appearance, despite already having done so in the [[Children in Need Special]]. ''Considering the Doctor's imbalance after his regeneration, he might have forgotten the earlier discussion, In addition, she never answered him in the special.'' | ||
*After indicating to Rose how important Harriet Jones becomes to Britain and planet earth ([[DW]]: ''[[World War Three]]''), here he proceeds to sabotage her career. What about his many spiels about his being forbidden to change history? ''Some events can be changed, as established in [[The Fires of Pompeii]]. This must be one of them. And ibn any case, Harriet Jones was to be vital to the world in [[The Stolen Earth]]. In that story, her death iws not witnessed by the audience or any of the characters. It remains possible then, that she survived and did eventually serve the two more terms and usher in Britain's Golden Age, as predicted by the Ninth Doctor.'' | *After indicating to Rose how important Harriet Jones becomes to Britain and planet earth ([[DW]]: ''[[World War Three]]''), here he proceeds to sabotage her career. What about his many spiels about his being forbidden to change history? ''Some events can be changed, as established in [[The Fires of Pompeii]]. This must be one of them. And ibn any case, Harriet Jones was to be vital to the world in [[The Stolen Earth]]. In that story, her death iws not witnessed by the audience or any of the characters. It remains possible then, that she survived and did eventually serve the two more terms and usher in Britain's Golden Age, as predicted by the Ninth Doctor.'' | ||
*When the Doctor is choosing his new outfit, you can see the TARDIS doors behind a rack of clothes, although this is meant to be further into the TARDIS | |||
==Continuity== | ==Continuity== | ||
