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}}'''''The Parting of the Ways''''' was the final episode in [[Series 1 (Doctor Who)|series one]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. It therefore concluded the [[Bad Wolf meme|Bad Wolf]] [[story arc]]. It also was the final regular outing for the [[ninth Doctor]], and saw the departures of actors [[Christopher Eccleston]] and [[John Barrowman]] and [[executive producer]] [[Mal Young]]. It established a visual metaphor for [[regeneration]] that would become standard in future series, following which viewers got their first glimpse of [[David Tennant]]'s [[ | }}'''''The Parting of the Ways''''' was the final episode in [[Series 1 (Doctor Who)|series one]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. It therefore concluded the [[Bad Wolf meme|Bad Wolf]] [[story arc]]. It also was the final regular outing for the [[ninth Doctor]], and saw the departures of actors [[Christopher Eccleston]] and [[John Barrowman]] and [[executive producer]] [[Mal Young]]. It established a visual metaphor for [[regeneration]] that would become standard in future series, following which viewers got their first glimpse of [[David Tennant]]'s [[Tenth Doctor]]. | ||
From a [[visual effect]]s point of view, viewers were treated to a massive army of [[Dalek]]s and Dalek spaceships. At the time of broadcast, it was the most expansive view of a Dalek army that had yet been portrayed on screen. | From a [[visual effect]]s point of view, viewers were treated to a massive army of [[Dalek]]s and Dalek spaceships. At the time of broadcast, it was the most expansive view of a Dalek army that had yet been portrayed on screen. | ||
