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*Why didn't the Doctor remember Bliss if he remembered the rest of the Abzorbaloff's victims? ''Bliss was placed on the Abzorbaloff's behind, so the chance of seeing her was slim.'' | *Why didn't the Doctor remember Bliss if he remembered the rest of the Abzorbaloff's victims? ''Bliss was placed on the Abzorbaloff's behind, so the chance of seeing her was slim.'' | ||
*Sarah Jane Smith claims her son Luke is 14 when he was grown as an adolescent about a year ago. ''(Luke is consistently referred to as his equivalent biological age throughout [[SJA]], however, presumably for convenience rather than retelling his entire creation story every time.)'' | *Sarah Jane Smith claims her son Luke is 14 when he was grown as an adolescent about a year ago. ''(Luke is consistently referred to as his equivalent biological age throughout [[SJA]], however, presumably for convenience rather than retelling his entire creation story every time.)'' | ||
*If this (very public) event happened in 2009, why does Henry van Statten not recognise the Dalek in 2012? ''(There is a good chance that Henry van Statten had seen the Daleks during their invasion. But considering that the Daleks decided to simply declare extermination then proceed to perform the invasion rather than actually publically announce themselves in detail. As a result, it is unlikely that members of the general public were even aware of the Dalek's motives and who they actually were.)'' | *If this (very public) event happened in 2009, why does Henry van Statten not recognise the Dalek in 2012? ''(There is a good chance that Henry van Statten had seen the Daleks during their invasion. But considering that the Daleks decided to simply declare extermination then proceed to perform the invasion rather than actually publically announce themselves in detail. As a result, it is unlikely that members of the general public were even aware of the Dalek's motives and who they actually were.Or maybe him and his team was in his underground base at the time and not seen the event.)'' | ||
*Before Donna loses her memory, there are flashbacks of her adventures which are seemingly parts of her memory. But one of the flashbacks is from the parallel world created around Donna, which she had trouble remembering when the timeline was mended. ''It's einterly possible, that during the process in which her memories were erased, the Doctor purposefully brought some fleeting fragments of Donna's time in the alternate reality to the forefront for him to erase.'' | *Before Donna loses her memory, there are flashbacks of her adventures which are seemingly parts of her memory. But one of the flashbacks is from the parallel world created around Donna, which she had trouble remembering when the timeline was mended. ''It's einterly possible, that during the process in which her memories were erased, the Doctor purposefully brought some fleeting fragments of Donna's time in the alternate reality to the forefront for him to erase.'' | ||
*Why do none of the Daleks in this episode or the previous one possess force fields? ''Since Gwen and Ianto's bullets do not effect them, it is likely that they did have forcefields, but there weren't any of the usual slow motion shots that showed them.'' | *Why do none of the Daleks in this episode or the previous one possess force fields? ''Since Gwen and Ianto's bullets do not effect them, it is likely that they did have forcefields, but there weren't any of the usual slow motion shots that showed them.'' | ||
