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*Even if retcon allows false memories to be implanted, it's somewhat more difficult to rectify the fact one of the wedding guests in fact died. ''Perhaps the false memory omitted the man, who would turn up dead in another venue, as per established Torchwood cover-up policy.'' It is explained in the Torchwood Archives book that Torchwood took the dead man and made his death look like suicide. | *Even if retcon allows false memories to be implanted, it's somewhat more difficult to rectify the fact one of the wedding guests in fact died. ''Perhaps the false memory omitted the man, who would turn up dead in another venue, as per established Torchwood cover-up policy.'' It is explained in the Torchwood Archives book that Torchwood took the dead man and made his death look like suicide. | ||
*Early on in the episode, when Banana Boat is sleeping on the couch, he has the same magazine on his chest as seen in [[Out of Time]] with the 'children's TV Presenter' on the cover. If this episode is set almost a year after it, why does he have it ? They would no longer be publishing it and it is doubtful that he kept it. ''(Why wouldn't he have it? People leave old magazines laying around for much longer than a year all the time - especially bachelors, and especially when there is an attractive woman featured in the magazine.)'' | *Early on in the episode, when Banana Boat is sleeping on the couch, he has the same magazine on his chest as seen in [[Out of Time]] with the 'children's TV Presenter' on the cover. If this episode is set almost a year after it, why does he have it ? They would no longer be publishing it and it is doubtful that he kept it. ''(Why wouldn't he have it? People leave old magazines laying around for much longer than a year all the time - especially bachelors, and especially when there is an attractive woman featured in the magazine.)'' | ||
*When Gwen tells her father that she is carrying an alien in her stomach, he doesn't believe her, thinking that she must be under severe stress. But shouldn't the people of Earth - and Britain especially - believe in aliens after the events of [[Aliens of London]], [[The Christmas Invasion]], [[Army of Ghosts]]/[[Doomsday]], [[The Runaway Bride]], [[The Sound of Drums]] and [[Voyage of the Damned]]? ''Not all humans have grasped the existance of aliens, with several organisations trying to cover them up'' | *When Gwen tells her father that she is carrying an alien in her stomach, he doesn't believe her, thinking that she must be under severe stress. But shouldn't the people of Earth - and Britain especially - believe in aliens after the events of [[Aliens of London]], [[The Christmas Invasion]], [[Army of Ghosts]]/[[Doomsday]], [[The Runaway Bride]], [[The Sound of Drums]] and [[Voyage of the Damned]]? ''Not all humans have grasped the existance of aliens, with several organisations trying to cover them up and the situation is a bit different imagine someone telling you that the child they are carrying is an alien - they've not been integrated into society yet.'' | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
