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* ShockingMoments: The climactic scene is one of the most intense cliff-hangers of the New Who era; everything from [[OhCrap the Cloister Bell chiming]] to the final scene in which the protagonists and ''the entire Earth'' are left to an uncertain fate is a roller-coaster of intensity. However, special mention has to go to the moment when the Doctor [[GodzillaThreshold opens the hatch to the Eye of Harmony]], exposing the Flux to the pure energy of the time vortex... and it appears to do ''absolutely nothing'' to it. For context, this is the same energy that turned Rose Tyler into a literal God at the end of Series 1 and also killed the Ninth Doctor.
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* ShockingMoments: The climactic scene is one of the most intense cliff-hangers of the New Who era; everything from [[OhCrap the Cloister Bell chiming]] to the final scene in which the protagonists and ''the entire Earth'' are left to an uncertain fate is a roller-coaster of intensity. However, special mention has to go to the moment when the Doctor [[GodzillaThreshold opens the hatch to the Eye of Harmony]], exposing the Flux to the pure energy of the time vortex... and it appears to do ''absolutely nothing'' to it. For context, this is the same energy that turned Rose Tyler into a literal God at the end of Series 1 and also killed the Ninth Doctor.Doctor.
* {{Woolseyism}}: Instead of the Doctor saying she had a Scottish accent when she programmed the voice-activated manacles, in the French version she rather mentions that she was a man at the time, and tries speaking in a gravely voice (because the French voice actor for Peter Capaldi as the twelfth Doctor had no specific accent).
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* {{Woolseyism}}: Instead of the Doctor saying she had a Scottish accent when she programmed the voice-activated manacles, in the French version she rather mentions that she was a man at the time, and tries speaking in a gravely voice (because the French voice actor for Peter Capaldi as the twelfth Doctor had no specific accent).
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** Not to mention the Doctor's handcuffs they're tied up with aren't opened by the command "release" but "relief"
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* ShockingMoments: The climactic scene is one of the most intense cliffhangers cliff-hangers of the New Who era; everything from [[OhCrap the Cloister Bell chiming]] to the final scene in which the protagonists and ''the entire Earth'' are left to an uncertain fate is a roller-coaster of intensity. However, special mention has to go to the moment when the Doctor [[GodzillaThreshold opens the hatch to the Eye of Harmony]], exposing the Flux to the pure energy of the time vortex... and it appears to do ''absolutely nothing nothing'' to it''. it. For context, this is the same energy that turned Rose Tyler into a literal ''God'' God at the end of Series 1 and also killed the Ninth Doctor.
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** The opening scene has Yaz and the Doctor falling through the doors of the sideways TARDIS, bouncing off a net, and landing on their backs on a bed together.
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** The opening scene has Yaz and the Doctor falling through the doors of the sideways TARDIS, bouncing off a net, trampoline, and landing on their backs on a bed together.
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* ShockingMoments: The climactic scene is one of the most intense cliffhangers of the New Who era; everything from [[OhCrap the Cloister Bell chiming]] to the final scene in which the protagonists and ''the entire Earth'' are left to an uncertain fate is a roller-coaster of intensity. However, special mention has to go to the moment when the Doctor [[GodzillaThreshold opens the hatch to the Eye of Harmony]], exposing the Flux to the pure energy of the time vortex... and it does appears to do ''absolutely nothing to it''. For context, this is the same energy that turned Rose Tyler into a literal ''God'' at the end of Series 1 and also killed the 9th Ninth Doctor.
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** The opening scene has Yaz and the Doctor falling through the doors of the sideways TARDIS and landing on their backs on a bed together.
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** Not to mention the Doctor's handcuffs they're tied up with aren't opened by the command "release" but "relief"
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* ShockingMoments: The climactic scene is one of the most intense cliffhangers of the New Who era; everything from [[OhCrap the Cloister Bell chiming]] to the final scene in which the protagonists and ''the entire Earth'' are left to an uncertain fate is a roller-coaster of intensity. However, special mention has to go to the moment when the Doctor [[GodzillaThreshold opens the hatch to the Eye of Harmony]], exposing the Flux to the pure energy of the time vortex... and it does ''absolutely nothing to it''. For context, this is the same energy that turned Rose Tyler into a literal ''God'' at the end of Series 1 and also killed the 9th Doctor.
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* ShockingMoments: The climactic scene is one of the most intense cliffhangers of the New Who era; everything from [[OhCrap the Cloister Bell chiming]] to the final scene in which the protagonists and ''the entire Earth'' are left to an uncertain fate is a roller-coaster of intensity. However, special mention has to go to the moment when the Doctor [[GodzillaThreshold opens the hatch to the Eye of Harmony]], exposing the Flux to the pure energy of the time vortex... and it does ''absolutely nothing to it''.it''.
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** The opening scene has Yaz and the Doctor falling through the doors of the sideways TARDIS and landing on their backs on a bed together.
** Throughout the episode, Yaz complaining about the Doctor shutting her out and not communicating about certain things is very reminiscent of someone wanting their significant other to open up more.
** The opening scene has Yaz and the Doctor falling through the doors of the sideways TARDIS and landing on their backs on a bed together.
** Throughout the episode, Yaz complaining about the Doctor shutting her out and not communicating about certain things is very reminiscent of someone wanting their significant other to open up more.
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