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* This episode reveals that there is some form of afterlife in the ''Doctor Who'' mythos. Suzie was apparently stuck in the dark, indicative of a purgatory-like domain. Suzie does not elaborate on whether there is a Heaven or Hell beyond this darkness, but that [[Death (Dead Man Walking)|something]] was lurking around in the dark, hunting for Jack.
* This episode reveals that there is some form of afterlife in the ''Doctor Who'' mythos. Suzie was apparently stuck in the dark, indicative of a purgatory-like domain. Suzie does not elaborate on whether there is a Heaven or Hell beyond this darkness, but that [[Death (Dead Man Walking)|something]] was lurking around in the dark, hunting for Jack.
* The ISBN number 0198600585 doesn't belong to a book of Dickinson, but to the 1996 edition of "The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations".
* The ISBN number 0198600585 doesn't belong to a book of Dickinson, but to the 1996 edition of "The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations".
* [[Retcon]] is shown to have dangerous side-effects if used on a subject for too long. It effectively leaves said person VERY open to suggestion, leaving them "programmable" to whatever someone wants.
* The episode reveals [[Retcon]] can enable others to manipulate those who use it if used continually on a subject.


=== Ratings ===
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