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::: The Ninth Doctor didn't state that the TARDIS had a perception filter. He was talking about how people just ignore it. | ::: The Ninth Doctor didn't state that the TARDIS had a perception filter. He was talking about how people just ignore it. | ||
:::: He didn't outright, no, but the Tenth Doctor does in ''[[The Sound of Drums (TV story)|The Sound of Drums]]''; it's the whole reason the TARDIS keys work to 'hide' him, Martha and Jack in that episode and the next. Regardless, the question has been answered here. | :::: He didn't outright, no, but the Tenth Doctor does in ''[[The Sound of Drums (TV story)|The Sound of Drums]]''; it's the whole reason the TARDIS keys work to 'hide' him, Martha and Jack in that episode and the next. Regardless, the question has been answered here. | ||
::::::Krasko wasn't just a passerby, he was looking for something after seeing the Doctor. A perception filter doesn't make it invisible. | |||
* In ''(TV[[Oxygen (TV story)|Oxygen]]'', set in the 24th Century, [[Dah-renn]] was confuse as to why a black person would be on the receiving end of racism. Here, Krasko, from the 79th Century, derogatorily calls Ryan “your kind”. | * In ''(TV[[Oxygen (TV story)|Oxygen]]'', set in the 24th Century, [[Dah-renn]] was confuse as to why a black person would be on the receiving end of racism. Here, Krasko, from the 79th Century, derogatorily calls Ryan “your kind”. | ||
