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===Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors=== | ===Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors=== | ||
* Salamander is sucked into space when the TARDIS dematerializes with the doors open. This contradicts ''[[The Edge of Destruction]]'', ''[[The Runaway Bride]]'', ''[[The Stolen Earth]]'' and other episodes in which the TARDIS is shown in space with its doors open, with no ill-effects to the occupants. ''In all those cases, however, the TARDIS is stationary, in this case it is in motion - therefore more dangerous'' That still doesn't explain about when [[Jack Harkness]] clung on to the ''outside'' of the TARDIS.'' That's because Jack is a fixed point in time and space; even the harsh environment of the Time Vortex couldn't kill him. The TARDIS is sentient and has been known to have a mind of its own from time to time. Perhaps it chose to protect the Doctor's friends.'' That still doesn't explain what happened in ''[[Planet of | * Salamander is sucked into space when the TARDIS dematerializes with the doors open. This contradicts ''[[The Edge of Destruction]]'', ''[[The Runaway Bride]]'', ''[[The Stolen Earth]]'' and other episodes in which the TARDIS is shown in space with its doors open, with no ill-effects to the occupants. ''In all those cases, however, the TARDIS is stationary, in this case it is in motion - therefore more dangerous'' That still doesn't explain about when [[Jack Harkness]] clung on to the ''outside'' of the TARDIS.'' That's because Jack is a fixed point in time and space; even the harsh environment of the Time Vortex couldn't kill him. The TARDIS is sentient and has been known to have a mind of its own from time to time. Perhaps it chose to protect the Doctor's friends.'' That still doesn't explain what happened in ''[[Planet of Giants]]''. ''pehaps the Doctor added some safety measures or changed the cercetry slitely to make sure it did not happen agein.'' | ||
===Promotional trailer for ''Web of Fear''=== | ===Promotional trailer for ''Web of Fear''=== | ||
* Episode 6 of ''The Enemy of the World'' ends with a trailer promoting the next story, ''[[The Web of Fear]]''. The trailer featured specially shot footage of the Doctor in the London Underground talking to the audience about the impending return of the [[Yeti]] in the next story, before fleeing as said creatures begin chasing him. As Episode 6 is one of those that are no longer in the BBC Archives, this unique trailer is also considered lost although the audio survives. A fan-made computer animated recreation of the trailer exists and has been circulated on YouTube. | * Episode 6 of ''The Enemy of the World'' ends with a trailer promoting the next story, ''[[The Web of Fear]]''. The trailer featured specially shot footage of the Doctor in the London Underground talking to the audience about the impending return of the [[Yeti]] in the next story, before fleeing as said creatures begin chasing him. As Episode 6 is one of those that are no longer in the BBC Archives, this unique trailer is also considered lost although the audio survives. A fan-made computer animated recreation of the trailer exists and has been circulated on YouTube. | ||
