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*[[Russell T Davies]] originally wrote a role for [[Noel Clarke]] as [[Mickey Smith]] in both ''Day Four'' and ''Day Five'', but these scenes were cut when Clarke became unavailable due to a film commitment. ([[REF]]: ''[[Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale|Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale - The Final Chapter]]'') | *[[Russell T Davies]] originally wrote a role for [[Noel Clarke]] as [[Mickey Smith]] in both ''Day Four'' and ''Day Five'', but these scenes were cut when Clarke became unavailable due to a film commitment. ([[REF]]: ''[[Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale|Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale - The Final Chapter]]'') | ||
*With the exception of [[Gwen Cooper|Gwen]], all the Torchwood 3 team have died. [[Suzie Costello]] died in ''[[Everything Changes]]'' and again in ''[[They Keep Killing Suzie]]'', [[Owen Harper]] died in ''[[Reset (TV story)|Reset]]'' and again in ''[[Exit Wounds]]'' along with [[Toshiko Sato]], and Jack has died many times throughout the series | *Ianto is killed in this episode. With the exception of [[Gwen Cooper|Gwen]], all the Torchwood 3 team have died. [[Suzie Costello]] died in ''[[Everything Changes]]'' and again in ''[[They Keep Killing Suzie]]'', [[Owen Harper]] died in ''[[Reset (TV story)|Reset]]'' and again in ''[[Exit Wounds]]'' along with [[Toshiko Sato]], and Jack has died many times throughout the series. | ||
*This is the final appearance of [[Gareth David-Lloyd]] as Ianto Jones. | *This is the final appearance of [[Gareth David-Lloyd]] as Ianto Jones. | ||
*[[Nicholas Briggs]], playing one of the Prime Minister's advisors, makes his on-screen debut in an official ''Doctor Who'' franchise production. Although best known to viewers for providing many of the show's alien voices, including the [[Dalek]]s, [[Cybermen]], [[Nestene Consciousness]] and [[Judoon]] since 2005, Briggs is well-known in Who fandom, playing the Doctor in the fan-made [[Audio Visuals]] audio dramas of the late 1980s (which later evolved into [[Big Finish]]), and appearing in (as well a writing and directing) many of the independent spin-off video productions of the 1990s. He also hosted the long-running ''[[Myth Makers]]'' interview series. His appearance in this episode also means he has now worked on both ''Doctor Who'' spinoffs. | *[[Nicholas Briggs]], playing one of the Prime Minister's advisors, makes his on-screen debut in an official ''Doctor Who'' franchise production. Although best known to viewers for providing many of the show's alien voices, including the [[Dalek]]s, [[Cybermen]], [[Nestene Consciousness]] and [[Judoon]] since 2005, Briggs is well-known in Who fandom, playing the Doctor in the fan-made [[Audio Visuals]] audio dramas of the late 1980s (which later evolved into [[Big Finish]]), and appearing in (as well a writing and directing) many of the independent spin-off video productions of the 1990s. He also hosted the long-running ''[[Myth Makers]]'' interview series. His appearance in this episode also means he has now worked on both ''Doctor Who'' spinoffs. | ||
