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|scene analysis = Missy And The Master Dance Together - Doctor Who Series 10 | |scene analysis = Missy And The Master Dance Together - Doctor Who Series 10 | ||
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'''''The Doctor Falls''''' was the twelfth and final episode of [[Series 10 (Doctor Who)|series 10]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. | '''''The Doctor Falls''''' was the twelfth and final episode of [[Series 10 (Doctor Who 2005)|series 10]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. | ||
It saw the departures of both Bill and Nardole, and the events leading to the [[Saxon Master]]'s regeneration into [[Missy]], with the Master being mortally wounded by his female successor. However, he in turn kills her, bringing an apparent end of the Master's life. The episode also explained the different and conflicting origins of the Cybermen appearances, citing it to "[[parallel evolution]]". | It saw the departures of both Bill and Nardole, and the events leading to the [[Saxon Master]]'s regeneration into [[Missy]], with the Master being mortally wounded by his female successor. However, he in turn kills her, bringing an apparent end of the Master's life. The episode also explained the different and conflicting origins of the Cybermen appearances, citing it to "[[parallel evolution]]". | ||
