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===Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors=== | ===Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors=== | ||
*The gun-toting, at one point near-murderous Doctor of this episode seems wildly out of character. ''He has some inkling of what will happen - i.e. the Time War alluded to in the new series - if the Daleks aren't stopped, especially when he hears of their plan to assassinate'''' the High Council, and preventing that is worth paying a high price to him.'' | |||
*Why do the Daleks allow Turlough to wander freely? This is not necessary in order to use him as bait. | *Why do the Daleks allow Turlough to wander freely? This is not necessary in order to use him as bait. | ||
*Near the end of episode 2, three Daleks go into the time corridor and four come out. | *Near the end of episode 2, three Daleks go into the time corridor and four come out. | ||
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*When Tegan handles a cylinder she remarks on how light is. But later it takes two Dalek agents to lift one. ''It's not a matter of weight, it's a need to be very careful as the contents of the cylinder will kill their employers.'' | *When Tegan handles a cylinder she remarks on how light is. But later it takes two Dalek agents to lift one. ''It's not a matter of weight, it's a need to be very careful as the contents of the cylinder will kill their employers.'' | ||
* How do the Daleks have duplicates of Tegan and Turlough? The 1984 earth soldiers appear to be duplicated in an extraordinarily short time. And why do the Daleks make such a fuss to keep the Doctor alive to clone him, when they can clone dead people as well? ''Davros ''''needed him alive to copy his memories, which he explicitly mentions wanting to do.'' | * How do the Daleks have duplicates of Tegan and Turlough? The 1984 earth soldiers appear to be duplicated in an extraordinarily short time. And why do the Daleks make such a fuss to keep the Doctor alive to clone him, when they can clone dead people as well? ''Davros ''''needed him alive to copy his memories, which he explicitly mentions wanting to do.''''' | ||
*How are the Daleks able to view what's going on inside the station from their own ship? ''They could have hacked into the stations surveillance systems'' | *How are the Daleks able to view what's going on inside the station from their own ship? ''They could have hacked into the stations surveillance systems'' | ||
