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:::At the end of episode 2, Turlough does actually remind the Doctor that they're meant to be trying to take him home. The Doctor, however, overrides this destination, replacing it with the [[Eye of Orion]]. | :::At the end of episode 2, Turlough does actually remind the Doctor that they're meant to be trying to take him home. The Doctor, however, overrides this destination, replacing it with the [[Eye of Orion]]. | ||
*Much of the history in this story doesn't make sense or is wrong | *Much of the history in this story doesn't make sense or is wrong | ||
::History isn't always exactly the same in the Whoniverse as in the real world. In fact, it sometimes changes (otherwise, there'd be no point to the story), so it isn't even exactly the same in the Whoniverse as it was earlier in the Whoniverse. (Some of the differences could even be ripple-effects of the fact that the Master has already affected things before the Doctor arrives, although not most.) | |||
*The Master's iron maiden TARDIS has an anachronistic [[Elizabethan era|Elizabethan]] ruff. | *The Master's iron maiden TARDIS has an anachronistic [[Elizabethan era|Elizabethan]] ruff. | ||
