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*Bret clings to life for a few moments longer after being shot by Sara, allowing for a few last words on Sara's allegiance to Mavic Chen. | *Bret clings to life for a few moments longer after being shot by Sara, allowing for a few last words on Sara's allegiance to Mavic Chen. | ||
*The purpose of the [[molecular dissemination]] experiment, worked on by the scientists [[Rhymnal]] and [[Froyn]] in Episode 5, is intended to improve the [[T-Mat]] system, a concept not introduced on television until ''[[The Seeds of Death (TV story)|The Seeds of Death]]'' starring the [[Second Doctor]]. | *The purpose of the [[molecular dissemination]] experiment, worked on by the scientists [[Rhymnal]] and [[Froyn]] in Episode 5, is intended to improve the [[T-Mat]] system, a concept not introduced on television until ''[[The Seeds of Death (TV story)|The Seeds of Death]]'' starring the [[Second Doctor]]. | ||
*The scene where Steven confronts Sara about Bret's death is quite different. It takes place in a cave on [[Mira]] instead of out in the open. Sara is also more emotional than she is on television and it is because of this that the Doctor leaves to collect [[wood]] for a [[fire]] as he is made "most uncomfortable" by crying women. | *The scene where Steven confronts Sara about Bret's death is quite different. It takes place in a cave on [[Mira (planet)|Mira]] instead of out in the open. Sara is also more emotional than she is on television and it is because of this that the Doctor leaves to collect [[wood]] for a [[fire]] as he is made "most uncomfortable" by crying women. | ||
*The [[Visian]]s are explored in much more detail. They are shown to be capable of speech and their confrontations between the Doctor, Steven and Sara are much more heated. When one is covered in mud, Peel describes its appearance as: "thin, bony, with two long, clawed arms, feet like [[bird]]s’ claws, and a narrow head with a beak." | *The [[Visian]]s are explored in much more detail. They are shown to be capable of speech and their confrontations between the Doctor, Steven and Sara are much more heated. When one is covered in mud, Peel describes its appearance as: "thin, bony, with two long, clawed arms, feet like [[bird]]s’ claws, and a narrow head with a beak." | ||
*The Daleks on Mira suffer some casualties when the Visians attack them. The televised version of ''Master Plan'' featured no on-screen Dalek casualties until the story's climax in Episode 12. The only Dalek deaths before then happened off-screen, under the orders of the Supreme Dalek after they failed to recover the taranium core. | *The Daleks on Mira suffer some casualties when the Visians attack them. The televised version of ''Master Plan'' featured no on-screen Dalek casualties until the story's climax in Episode 12. The only Dalek deaths before then happened off-screen, under the orders of the Supreme Dalek after they failed to recover the taranium core. | ||
