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* Sarah Jane has to move the book '[[UNIT]]: Fighting for Humankind' by Sarah Jane Smith to get to the puzzle box. | * Sarah Jane has to move the book '[[UNIT]]: Fighting for Humankind' by Sarah Jane Smith to get to the puzzle box. | ||
* The Trickster threatens [[the Doctor]] when in limbo. He also wonders aloud what the Universe would be like if the Doctor had never existed. This echoes some musings of the Doctors arch-nemesis, the [[Master]], in [[The Five Doctors]], and is a plan the Trickster himself enacts in [[Turn Left]]. | * The Trickster threatens [[the Doctor]] when in limbo. He also wonders aloud what the Universe would be like if the Doctor had never existed. This echoes some musings of the Doctors arch-nemesis, the [[Master]], in [[The Five Doctors]], and is a plan the Trickster himself enacts in [[Turn Left]]. | ||
* Sarah Jane would later claim that a Verron Soothsayer gave her the [[Warp Star]] ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]''); | * Sarah Jane would later claim that a Verron Soothsayer gave her the [[Warp Star]] ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]''); | ||
* The Trickster tells Andrea, "Waking or sleeping, I am always with you". [[The Black Guardian]] said this to [[Turlough]] in [[DW]]: ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]''. | * The Trickster tells Andrea, "Waking or sleeping, I am always with you". [[The Black Guardian]] said this to [[Turlough]] in [[DW]]: ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]''. | ||
