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*On the list of devices used in the TARDIS at the end before Martha's first trip, he mentions the handbrake. Yet in DW: Time of the Angels, River Song mentions that the TARDIS 'vworp' noise is caused by the Doctor leaving the handbrake on. With it off in this episode, the noise is still the same. ''The TARDIS's of other Time Lords have been heard to make that same noise, meaning either they all leave their handbrakes on (and River Song has more knowledge of Time Lord technology than the collective intellect of the Time Lords themselves) or, more likely, it is simply an in-joke.'' | *On the list of devices used in the TARDIS at the end before Martha's first trip, he mentions the handbrake. Yet in DW: Time of the Angels, River Song mentions that the TARDIS 'vworp' noise is caused by the Doctor leaving the handbrake on. With it off in this episode, the noise is still the same. ''The TARDIS's of other Time Lords have been heard to make that same noise, meaning either they all leave their handbrakes on (and River Song has more knowledge of Time Lord technology than the collective intellect of the Time Lords themselves) or, more likely, it is simply an in-joke. Technically, River Song says that he "leaves the brakes on". In most cars, there are two sets of brakes, a handbrake and the brake pedal,. The Hand brake is also known as a parking brake, so it it possible that "the brakes" are entirely separate.'' | ||
==Continuity== | ==Continuity== | ||
