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*Dalek Sec was a Dalek, and Diagoras was not a very pleasant person, so why is their combined form so enlightened and wonderful? ''Diagoras is still a human, and subscribes to a human morality rather than a Dalek fascist mentality. Humans have the capacity to grow, develop and evolve-- Daleks do not. Combine the two and the possibilities are as endless as teh metacrisis that created the DoctorDonna'' | *Dalek Sec was a Dalek, and Diagoras was not a very pleasant person, so why is their combined form so enlightened and wonderful? ''Diagoras is still a human, and subscribes to a human morality rather than a Dalek fascist mentality. Humans have the capacity to grow, develop and evolve-- Daleks do not. Combine the two and the possibilities are as endless as teh metacrisis that created the DoctorDonna'' | ||
*When Dalek Caan is in Hooverville listening to Soloman & the Doctor, his name tag is Dalek Thay's. | *When Dalek Caan is in Hooverville listening to Soloman & the Doctor, his name tag is Dalek Thay's. | ||
*In the "Right Turn" universe, the stars are going out, even though the Doctor was killed before he arrived in this episodes time period, meaning Dalek Caan would have never fled using the temporal shift and rescued Davros in the time war, so Davros could not have created a new race of Daleks or build the reality bomb. | |||
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* We now know that Caan 'shifts' himself back to the Time War to save [[Davros]]. This is explained in Series 4 [[The Stolen Earth]]. | * We now know that Caan 'shifts' himself back to the Time War to save [[Davros]]. This is explained in Series 4 [[The Stolen Earth]]. | ||
*It is revealed in this story that Skaro was destroyed in a 'great war', presumably the [[Last Great Time War]]. In ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]'' the Doctor destroys Skaro in his [[Seventh Doctor|Seventh Incarnation]]. If the Doctor was correct, perhaps the Time War started in the Doctor's Seventh Incarnation. Perhaps it started even earlier: some fans and commentators, including Russell T. Davies, speculate that the [[Fourth Doctor]]'s interference in Dalek evolution formed part of the Time War (''[[Genesis of the Daleks]]''). | *It is revealed in this story that Skaro was destroyed in a 'great war', presumably the [[Last Great Time War]]. In ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]'' the Doctor destroys Skaro in his [[Seventh Doctor|Seventh Incarnation]]. If the Doctor was correct, perhaps the Time War started in the Doctor's Seventh Incarnation. Perhaps it started even earlier: some fans and commentators, including Russell T. Davies, speculate that the [[Fourth Doctor]]'s interference in Dalek evolution formed part of the Time War (''[[Genesis of the Daleks]]''). | ||
==DVD Releases== | ==DVD Releases== | ||
