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*The Empress says the Roboforms are 'such very good shots' but after the TARDIS materializes, they miss it by a considerable amount.
* The Empress says the Roboforms are 'such very good shots' but after the TARDIS materializes, they miss it by a considerable amount.
::The TARDIS has a shield which protects travellers from bullets etc when outside of it. Given that the TARDIS was only partially materialized, it is likely that it considered the Doctor outside the TARDIS so put the shields up.
::The TARDIS has a shield which protects travellers from bullets etc when outside of it. Given that the TARDIS was only partially materialized, it is likely that it considered the Doctor outside the TARDIS so put the shields up.


*The doctor is usually very protective of children, independent of race, such as in ''[[Partners in Crime (TV story)|Partners in Crime]]'' where he allows the Adipose to leave earth as they are 'only children' however in this episode he is very quick to kill the Racnoss children for a crime committed by their mother. This is out of character.  
* The doctor is usually very protective of children, independent of race, such as in ''[[Partners in Crime (TV story)|Partners in Crime]]'' where he allows the Adipose to leave earth as they are 'only children' however in this episode he is very quick to kill the Racnoss children for a crime committed by their mother. This is out of character.  
::It's really more like killing a young Dalek than the Adipose.
::It's really more like killing a young Dalek than the Adipose.


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:: When The Doctor spares the Adipose, and says because they are kids, Donna states that The Doctor has had a change of heart due to Martha Jones. This may be what she was referring to.
:: When The Doctor spares the Adipose, and says because they are kids, Donna states that The Doctor has had a change of heart due to Martha Jones. This may be what she was referring to.


*It takes an amazingly short amount of time for the waters of the Thames to journey to the centre of the earth and drown the children of Racnoss. And why doesn't the heat of the Earth's mantle evaporate it?
* It takes an amazingly short amount of time for the waters of the Thames to journey to the centre of the earth and drown the children of Racnoss. And why doesn't the heat of the Earth's mantle evaporate it?
::The Racnoss children aren't at the centre, they already began their ascent.
::The Racnoss children aren't at the centre, they already began their ascent.


::The tunnel also probably had some sort of cooling property, since the Racnoss would also have died due to the heat.
::The tunnel also probably had some sort of cooling property, since the Racnoss would also have died due to the heat.


*The Doctor says the TARDIS could take a couple of hours to heal itself, but the Doctor and Donna come back inside after their conversation which was nothing close to an hour.
* The Doctor says the TARDIS could take a couple of hours to heal itself, but the Doctor and Donna come back inside after their conversation which was nothing close to an hour.
::Nothing suggests that they went back to the TARDIS, they could have walked or taken a taxi. We didn't see the TARDIS in between when they went to the reception and when the Doctor summoned it.
::Nothing suggests that they went back to the TARDIS, they could have walked or taken a taxi. We didn't see the TARDIS in between when they went to the reception and when the Doctor summoned it.


*The Queen of the Racnoss is supposed to lay eggs which produce new Racnoss, so why doesn't she just lay some new eggs? She also doesn't seem to have any from the time before the Racnoss were destroyed.
* The Queen of the Racnoss is supposed to lay eggs which produce new Racnoss, so why doesn't she just lay some new eggs? She also doesn't seem to have any from the time before the Racnoss were destroyed.
::She would need a male Racnoss to do that.
::She would need a male Racnoss to do that.


*Sylvia says her phone has run out of battery however later on she was able to see Donna's message she left her.
* Sylvia says her phone has run out of battery however later on she was able to see Donna's message she left her.
::Many phones can remain on, or be turned back on, with very low battery, but can't make or receive calls in that state. A phone call takes about 5 times as much power as running without a connection even on a high-powered smartphone, and it can be as much as 500 times as much on simpler phones.  
::Many phones can remain on, or be turned back on, with very low battery, but can't make or receive calls in that state. A phone call takes about 5 times as much power as running without a connection even on a high-powered smartphone, and it can be as much as 500 times as much on simpler phones.  
::Also, she probably charged it. It was a little while after, and she had asked if anyone had a charger.
::Also, she probably charged it. It was a little while after, and she had asked if anyone had a charger.


*At the end why did the TARDIS fly upward instead of just materailising as it did make the usual sound.
* At the end why did the TARDIS fly upward instead of just materailising as it did make the usual sound.
::The TARDIS can fly when the Doctor wants it to, as shown when it chased the taxi.
::The TARDIS can fly when the Doctor wants it to, as shown when it chased the taxi.


*How come, when the baubles on the tree were hovering near the tree, at Donna's wedding reception, everyone near it (save Donna and the Doctor) was immediately fascinated by it, how come they didn't notice anything was awry?
* How come, when the baubles on the tree were hovering near the tree, at Donna's wedding reception, everyone near it (save Donna and the Doctor) was immediately fascinated by it, how come they didn't notice anything was awry?
::Are you saying you'd be terrified of Christmas baubles just because they're hovering? I for one would certainly be very fascinated ... except of course if I were expecting to be attacked by Santa robots.
::Are you saying you'd be terrified of Christmas baubles just because they're hovering? I for one would certainly be very fascinated ... except of course if I were expecting to be attacked by Santa robots.


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