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* The crystal moves when Benton tries to lift it, even as he and the Doctor talk about it being impossible to move. | * The crystal moves when Benton tries to lift it, even as he and the Doctor talk about it being impossible to move. | ||
* The Doctor doesn't close the TARDIS door all the way before taking off with Jo, yet it is completely shut when they dematerialise. | * The Doctor doesn't close the TARDIS door all the way before taking off with Jo, yet it is completely shut when they dematerialise. | ||
* The V1 footage is black and white. | * The V1 footage is black-and-white. | ||
* The Doctor's supposedly backwards dialogue when played backwards is still gibberish. | * The Doctor's supposedly backwards dialogue when played backwards is still gibberish. | ||
* In episode three, the Doctor states that the Master is using the crystal to bring enemies "back in time". However, these characters are clearly from the past, and therefore were brought ''forward'' in time. | * In episode three, the Doctor states that the Master is using the crystal to bring enemies "back in time". However, these characters are clearly from the past, and therefore were brought ''forward'' in time. | ||
* When the UNIT team attempt to pull the TARDIS out of the crater the bomb has made, a caster wheel on the bottom of the prop can be seen. | * When the UNIT team attempt to pull the TARDIS out of the crater the bomb has made, a caster wheel on the bottom of the prop can be seen. | ||
* Dave Prowse (Minotaur) is credited for episode five, though he does not appear. | |||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
