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==Continuity== | ==Continuity== | ||
* This episode probably follows immediately after [[School Reunion]], with Mickey saying he got a spaceship on his "first go" as he exits the TARDIS with the Doctor and Rose. | * This episode probably follows immediately after [[School Reunion]], with Mickey saying he got a spaceship on his "first go" as he exits the TARDIS with the Doctor and Rose. | ||
* [[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] had previously responded to the question "What do monsters have nightmares about?" with "Me!" (''[[NA]]:'' [[Love and War]], [[The Dying Days]] and | * [[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] had previously responded to the question "What do monsters have nightmares about?" with "Me!" (''[[NA]]:'' [[Love and War]], [[The Dying Days]] and [[ST]]: ''[[Continuity Errors]]'') | ||
*The Doctor had encountered (unrelated) clockwork robots before in | *The Doctor had encountered (unrelated) clockwork robots before in [[NSA]]: ''[[The Clockwise Man]]'' and [[BFA]]: ''[[Time Works]]''. | ||
* Bernice Summerfield (who is from the 26th century) used a [[quantum imager]] to recreate the life of a 20th century man, who then sees her as a ghostly figure appearing at key moments throughout his life. ( | * Bernice Summerfield (who is from the 26th century) used a [[quantum imager]] to recreate the life of a 20th century man, who then sees her as a ghostly figure appearing at key moments throughout his life. ([[BFBS]]: ''[[The Least Important Man]]'') | ||
==DVD and Other Releases== | ==DVD and Other Releases== | ||
