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* This story introduced the [[Chameleon Arch]], which would play a major role in the episode ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]''. | * This story introduced the [[Chameleon Arch]], which would play a major role in the episode ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]''. | ||
* The sketches in Smith's sketchbook marked the first visual acknowledgement in the revived series of any incarnations predating that of the [[Ninth Doctor]], although ''[[School Reunion (TV story)|School Reunion]]'' previously re-established the fact that there were incarnations prior to the Ninth. | * The sketches in Smith's sketchbook marked the first visual acknowledgement in the revived series of any incarnations predating that of the [[Ninth Doctor]], although ''[[School Reunion (TV story)|School Reunion]]'' previously re-established the fact that there were incarnations prior to the Ninth. | ||
* In a deleted scene, based on one from [[Human Nature (novel)|the original novel]], one of the Doctor instructions for Martha is to not let him eat [[pear]]s, as he does not like them and doesn't want to wake up having tasted them. Although the scene was deleted, the Doctor's distaste for pears survived and was carried over into other stories, including ''[[The Taking of Chelsea 426 (novel)|The Taking of Chelsea 426]]'' and finally on TV in ''[[Hell Bent (TV story)|Hell Bent]]'' | * In a deleted scene, based on one from [[Human Nature (novel)|the original novel]], one of the Doctor instructions for Martha is to not let him eat [[pear]]s, as he does not like them and doesn't want to wake up having tasted them. Although the scene was deleted, the Doctor's distaste for pears survived and was carried over into other stories, including ''[[The Taking of Chelsea 426 (novel)|The Taking of Chelsea 426]]'' and finally on TV in ''[[Hell Bent (TV story)|Hell Bent]]'' and ''[[Twice Upon a Time (TV story)|Twice Upon a Time]]''. | ||
*The Doctor's list of 23 directives, much of which is sped through in the episode, is presented at normal speed in a deleted scene released on the BBC DVD. In place of the nonexistent unheard requests, [[David Tennant]] breaks the fourth wall to speak about a love for The Housemartins and also talk nonsense to pad out the time before returning to character for the 23rd and final directive. | *The Doctor's list of 23 directives, much of which is sped through in the episode, is presented at normal speed in a deleted scene released on the BBC DVD. In place of the nonexistent unheard requests, [[David Tennant]] breaks the fourth wall to speak about a love for The Housemartins and also talk nonsense to pad out the time before returning to character for the 23rd and final directive. | ||
*The receptacle for the Doctor's identity was changed from a cricket ball to a pocketwatch, as this was something which could actually be opened. | *The receptacle for the Doctor's identity was changed from a cricket ball to a pocketwatch, as this was something which could actually be opened. | ||
