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*Derek Jacobi appears in [[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]], again playing the Master, however the Master depicted in this serial actually resembles the [[Roger Delgado]] incarnation of the 1970s. | *Derek Jacobi appears in [[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]], again playing the Master, however the Master depicted in this serial actually resembles the [[Roger Delgado]] incarnation of the 1970s. | ||
*The Grant version of the Ninth Doctor has some similarities to [[Christopher Eccleston]]'s version of the character. Both Doctors are depicted as loners and emotionally damaged due to some unrevealed event in their (possibly recent) past. Both, however, ultimately realize they need a companion. In the Grant Doctor's case, it is hinted that he is reluctant to take on a new companion, possibly due to the (recent?) loss of one -- a theme later followed by [[David Tennant]]'s [[Tenth Doctor]] after the loss of [[Rose Tyler]]. | *The Grant version of the Ninth Doctor has some similarities to [[Christopher Eccleston]]'s version of the character. Both Doctors are depicted as loners and emotionally damaged due to some unrevealed event in their (possibly recent) past. Both, however, ultimately realize they need a companion. In the Grant Doctor's case, it is hinted that he is reluctant to take on a new companion, possibly due to the (recent?) loss of one -- a theme later followed by [[David Tennant]]'s [[Tenth Doctor]] after the loss of [[Rose Tyler]]. | ||
*In [[EDA]]: ''[[The Gallifrey Chronicles]]'' Marnal notes that the Eighth Doctor has three ninth possible next regenerations, the Richard E Grant version, the Christopher Eccleston version and another version (quite possibly the one portrayed by Rowan Atkinson in ''[[The Curse of | *In [[EDA]]: ''[[The Gallifrey Chronicles]]'' Marnal notes that the Eighth Doctor has three ninth possible next regenerations, the Richard E Grant version, the Christopher Eccleston version and another version (quite possibly the one portrayed by Rowan Atkinson in ''[[The Curse of Fatal Death]]''). | ||
==DVD, Video and Other Releases== | ==DVD, Video and Other Releases== | ||
