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*The Cybermen retreat into their tombs backwards, the film having been reversed. | *The Cybermen retreat into their tombs backwards, the film having been reversed. | ||
*Kaftan and Klieg are locked in the weapon testing room, complete with deadly weapon. (The room features a psychedelic target that can hypnotize humans, with a 'subliminal center you're trained to see', which is not a very Cyberman sort of thing.) ''(There's no explicit reason Cybermen wouldn't make use of a subliminal center. Their brains remain largely human.)'' | *Kaftan and Klieg are locked in the weapon testing room, complete with deadly weapon. (The room features a psychedelic target that can hypnotize humans, with a 'subliminal center you're trained to see', which is not a very Cyberman sort of thing.) ''(There's no explicit reason Cybermen wouldn't make use of a subliminal center. Their brains remain largely human.)'' | ||
*The Doctor's plan to lock the Controller in the revitalizing cabinet would appear sound were it not for the fact he decides to switch on the apparatus which will return the Controller to strength. | *The Doctor's plan to lock the Controller in the revitalizing cabinet would appear sound were it not for the fact he decides to switch on the apparatus which will return the Controller to strength. ''(''''The equipment will only lock and restrain the occupant if it is switched on. He knows the Controller will eventually get out. It is simply a delaying tactic.)'''' | ||
*Earlier, when the rocket's fuel pumps were sabotaged, Hopper said that it would take three days to repair them, working non-stop. Then at the end of the story, after far less time than that has passed, he walks in and blithely says, "Well, the fuel system's OK. We can blast off any time"! | |||
*When the archeological team discovers their rocket has been sabotaged and are distressed at the possibility of spending three days on Telos, no one even considers using the Doctor's ship to escape, or at least to hide in. | *Earlier, when the rocket's fuel pumps were sabotaged, Hopper said that it would take three days to repair them, working non-stop. Then at the end of the story, after far less time than that has passed, he walks in and blithely says, "Well, the fuel system's OK. We can blast off any time"! ''''He may be using a different day time. Also, he may be using the 'Scotty Method' of telling your captain something will take longer than it actually will, so he'll think you're amazing.'''' | ||
*When the archeological team discovers their rocket has been sabotaged and are distressed at the possibility of spending three days on Telos, no one even considers using the Doctor's ship to escape, or at least to hide in. | |||
*When Captain Hopper opens the hatch after disarming Kaftan, he pulls an entirely different switch on a different section of the control panel than the one they had identified seconds earlier. | *When Captain Hopper opens the hatch after disarming Kaftan, he pulls an entirely different switch on a different section of the control panel than the one they had identified seconds earlier. | ||
==Continuity== | ==Continuity== | ||
* The Doctor returns to Telos in the [[Sixth Doctor]] story [[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]'', where he also encounters the [[Cryon]]s, the original inhabitants of the planet. | * The Doctor returns to Telos in the [[Sixth Doctor]] story [[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]'', where he also encounters the [[Cryon]]s, the original inhabitants of the planet. | ||
