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Sarah Dollard was the third female writer since 2005 and second under Steven Moffat, penning the tenth episode of the series.<ref name="PCNews" /> It marked the first time more than one woman wrote for the show in the same season or series. | Sarah Dollard was the third female writer since 2005 and second under Steven Moffat, penning the tenth episode of the series.<ref name="PCNews" /> It marked the first time more than one woman wrote for the show in the same season or series. | ||
Regular writer [[Mark Gatiss]] also contributed an episode, stating in an interview with the Telegraph that he was "in the midst of that right now – I broke off to come here today, in fact, but I'm hoping to finish the script tonight," and added, “It has been a tough nut to crack, but I'm delighted with how scary it is. I can't say any more than that."<ref>http://www.thegallifreytimes.co.uk/2015/03/mark-gatiss-confirmed-as-writer-for.html</ref> The story was told in an unusual format, featuring only point of view and base camera footage showing Time Lord and Clara join a rescue team in an attempt to defeat a group of monsters. Executive producer Brian Minchin stated "We're considering not even having opening titles and just running the footage", something that did ultimately occur.<ref name="FootageDoctor">http://www.dailystar.co.uk/showbiz-tv/hot-tv/460025/Doctor-Who-surprises-new-series</ref> Instead the episode was given a title sequence in the form of a code. | Regular writer [[Mark Gatiss]] also contributed an episode, stating in an interview with the Telegraph that he was "in the midst of that right now – I broke off to come here today, in fact, but I'm hoping to finish the script tonight," and added, “It has been a tough nut to crack, but I'm delighted with how scary it is. I can't say any more than that."<ref>http://www.thegallifreytimes.co.uk/2015/03/mark-gatiss-confirmed-as-writer-for.html</ref> The story was told in an unusual format, featuring only point of view and base camera footage showing Time Lord and Clara join a rescue team in an attempt to defeat a group of monsters. Executive producer Brian Minchin stated "We're considering not even having opening titles and just running the footage", something that did ultimately occur.<ref name="FootageDoctor">http://www.dailystar.co.uk/showbiz-tv/hot-tv/460025/Doctor-Who-surprises-new-series</ref> Instead, the episode was given a title sequence in the form of a code. | ||
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|10 ||''[[Face the Raven (TV story)|Face the Raven]]''||[[Sarah Dollard]]||Justin Molotnikov||Reappearance of [[Rigsy]] and Ashildr. Death of Clara Oswald. | |10 ||''[[Face the Raven (TV story)|Face the Raven]]''||[[Sarah Dollard]]||Justin Molotnikov||Reappearance of [[Rigsy]] and Ashildr. Death of Clara Oswald. | ||
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|11 & 12 ||''[[Heaven Sent (TV story)|Heaven Sent]]'' / ''[[Hell Bent (TV story)|Hell Bent]]''||Steven Moffat||[[Rachel Talalay]]||Reappearance of the [[Sisterhood of Karn]], [[Gallifrey]], Ashildr, [[Rassilon]] (in a new incarnation) and [[the General]]. The Doctor finally returns to Gallifrey and exiles Rassilon. Functional resurrection of Clara Oswald, by bending the [[Laws of Time]] to indefinitely stall her ultimate fate. Features old-style TARDIS design for the first time in the modern era. The General [[Regeneration|regenerates]] in the first regeneration to explicitly depict a [[Time Lord]] changing genders. The Doctor enacts a gambit to wipe away all his ties with Clara for their own well-being, but it backfires and erases most of his memories of her. Clara and Ashildr begin travelling in their own stolen TARDIS. The Doctor receives a new sonic screwdriver from [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]]. ''Heaven Sent'' primarily features only Capaldi in the cast. | |11 & 12 ||''[[Heaven Sent (TV story)|Heaven Sent]]'' / ''[[Hell Bent (TV story)|Hell Bent]]''||Steven Moffat||[[Rachel Talalay]]||Reappearance of the [[Sisterhood of Karn]], [[Gallifrey]], Ashildr, [[Rassilon]] (in a new incarnation) and [[the General]]. The Doctor finally returns to Gallifrey and exiles Rassilon. Functional resurrection of Clara Oswald, by bending the [[Laws of Time]] to indefinitely stall her ultimate fate. Features old-style TARDIS design for the first time in the modern era. The General [[Regeneration|regenerates]] in the first regeneration to explicitly depict a [[Time Lord]] changing genders on TV. The Doctor enacts a gambit to wipe away all his ties with Clara for their own well-being, but it backfires and erases most of his memories of her. Clara and Ashildr begin travelling in their own stolen TARDIS. The Doctor receives a new sonic screwdriver from [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]]. ''Heaven Sent'' primarily features only Capaldi in the cast. | ||
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