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Onboard [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]], the Doctor struggles to navigate a temporal maelstrom. He lands on [[Earth]]. However, the TARDIS appears in a bad way. The instruments confirm the time storm covers the planet. The Doctor exits to find himself in the [[Bank of England]] in the modern day. When the TARDIS vanishes in a flash of light, he is trapped. On the advice of a [[psychic paper]] message from his future self he uses gold bars to smash through a grate into the Victorian-era vaults under the bank. He finds a [[perception filter]] he recognises as his own work. He disables it, revealing a sewer entrance. However, the passage below is blocked by a gate requiring someone on each side to open. | Onboard [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]], the Doctor struggles to navigate a temporal maelstrom. He lands on [[Earth]]. However, the TARDIS appears in a bad way. The instruments confirm the time storm covers the planet. The Doctor exits to find himself in the [[Bank of England]] in the modern day. When the TARDIS vanishes in a flash of light, he is trapped. On the advice of a [[psychic paper]] message from his future self he uses gold bars to smash through a grate into the Victorian-era vaults under the bank. He finds a [[perception filter]] he recognises as his own work. He disables it, revealing a sewer entrance. However, the passage below is blocked by a gate requiring someone on each side to open. | ||
At the [[Stormcage Containment Facility]] in [[5145]], River Song gets a phone call. The Doctor needs her help! She escapes from the Facility. Once clear of its [[Tesla binding field]], she uses | At the [[Stormcage Containment Facility]] in [[5145]], River Song gets a phone call. The Doctor needs her help! She escapes from the Facility. Once clear of its [[Tesla binding field]], she uses [[River Song's vortex manipulator|her vortex manipulator]] to travel to modern day Earth, where she frees the stranded Doctor. They go through the old tunnels, trying to reach the surface. | ||
They soon find Cyberman storage units which begin releasing their occupants. The Doctor and River flee through the tunnels to reach a Bank of England lift that lets them enter the tunnels of the London Underground. The Cybermen pursue them, but the pair seal them off behind a set of large doors. | They soon find Cyberman storage units which begin releasing their occupants. The Doctor and River flee through the tunnels to reach a Bank of England lift that lets them enter the tunnels of the London Underground. The Cybermen pursue them, but the pair seal them off behind a set of large doors. | ||
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* As soon as the Doctor and River penetrate the [[Silurian]] base, the first thing the Doctor remarks is, "Oh, look! Rocks!" This reference the same sarcastic comment the [[Fourth Doctor]] said in [[TV]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks]]''. | * As soon as the Doctor and River penetrate the [[Silurian]] base, the first thing the Doctor remarks is, "Oh, look! Rocks!" This reference the same sarcastic comment the [[Fourth Doctor]] said in [[TV]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks]]''. | ||
* River's diary describes the first nine incarnations of the Doctor, not counting the [[War Doctor]]. She has apparently travelled back in time and spied on them; she will not meet the [[Tenth Doctor]] until [[TV]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]''/''[[Forest of the Dead]]'', and she owns a photo of the War Doctor by the time of [[TV]]: ''[[The Husbands of River Song (TV story)|The Husbands of River Song]]''. | * River's diary describes the first nine incarnations of the Doctor, not counting the [[War Doctor]]. She has apparently travelled back in time and spied on them; she will not meet the [[Tenth Doctor]] until [[TV]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]''/''[[Forest of the Dead]]'', and she owns a photo of the War Doctor by the time of [[TV]]: ''[[The Husbands of River Song (TV story)|The Husbands of River Song]]''. | ||
* River uses her [[hallucinogenic lipstick]], first seen in [[TV]]: ''[[The Time of Angels]]''; the [[sonic blaster]], left in the TARDIS by [[Jack Harkness]] in [[TV]]: ''[[The Doctor Dances]]''; River had it in [[TV]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]''; and | * River uses her [[hallucinogenic lipstick]], first seen in [[TV]]: ''[[The Time of Angels]]''; the [[sonic blaster]], left in the TARDIS by [[Jack Harkness]] in [[TV]]: ''[[The Doctor Dances]]''; River had it in [[TV]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]''; and [[River Song's vortex manipulator|her vortex manipulator]], which she obtained in [[TV]]: ''[[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|The Pandorica Opens]]''. | ||
* When the Doctor and River encounter an army of [[Cybermen]], the Doctor yells to River, "Basically, run!" This is the same line that the Eleventh Doctor first used in [[TV]]: ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]'' when he was threatening the [[Atraxi]] about leaving Earth. Here, however, the situation is reversed. Instead of a threat, he's warning River that they need to get away. | * When the Doctor and River encounter an army of [[Cybermen]], the Doctor yells to River, "Basically, run!" This is the same line that the Eleventh Doctor first used in [[TV]]: ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]'' when he was threatening the [[Atraxi]] about leaving Earth. Here, however, the situation is reversed. Instead of a threat, he's warning River that they need to get away. | ||
* There are several hats that can be collected: | * There are several hats that can be collected: | ||
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