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[[BerserkButton No]], [[TropeDecay it wasn\'t]]. That\'s my point. Only Last of the Time Lords (and in a very localised extent Journey\'s End [[spoiler:If the cracks in time have undone it, it took eight episodes (Victory of the Daleks) for that to be apparent]]) counts. Doomsday, Journey\'s End ([[spoiler:though the hand has existed since The Christmas Invasion and has been in the Doctor\'s possession since Utopia, and the Doctor Donna was loosely hinted at in Planet of the Ood, not to mention Rose\'s enigmatic statements of calling Donna \
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[[BerserkButton No]], [[TropeDecay it wasn\\\'t]]. That\\\'s my point. Only Last of the Time Lords (and in a very localised extent Journey\\\'s End [[spoiler:[[strike:If the cracks in time have undone it, it took eight episodes (Victory of the Daleks) for that to be apparent.]] And of course that\\\'s been reversed as of \\\"The Big Bang\\\" so...]]) counts. Doomsday, Journey\\\'s End ([[spoiler:though the hand has existed since The Christmas Invasion and has been in the Doctor\\\'s possession since Utopia, and the Doctor Donna was loosely hinted at in Planet of the Ood, not to mention Rose\\\'s enigmatic statements of calling Donna \\\"special\\\"]]) and The End of Time could arguably be called Dei ex machinae though.
Doomsday is not a reset button especially because the Doctor is alone (and still pining for Rose well into series 3), Torchwood, a then-128-year-old organisation is in tatters, and now only has [[{{Torchwood}} Torchwood Three]] (at the time being Jack, Owen, Toshiko and Susie) left and hundreds, if not thousands of people on the ground are dead.
Doomsday is not a reset button especially because the Doctor is alone (and still pining for Rose well into series 3), Torchwood, a then-128-year-old organisation is in tatters, and now only has [[{{Torchwood}} Torchwood Three]] (at the time being Jack, Owen, Toshiko and Susie) left and hundreds, if not thousands of people on the ground are dead.
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[[BerserkButton No]], [[TropeDecay it wasn\'t]]. That\'s my point. Only Last of the Time Lords (and in a very localised extent Journey\'s End [[spoiler:If the cracks in time have undone it, it took eight episodes (Victory of the Daleks) for that to be apparent]]) counts. Doomsday, Journey\'s End ([[spoiler:though the hand has existed since The Christmas Invasion and has been in the Doctor\'s possession since Utopia, and the Doctor Donna was loosely hinted at in Planet of the Ood, not to mention Rose\'s enigmatic statements of calling Donna \
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[[BerserkButton No]], [[TropeDecay it wasn\\\'t]]. That\\\'s my point. Only Last of the Time Lords (and in a very localised extent Journey\\\'s End [[spoiler:If the cracks in time have undone it, it took eight episodes (Victory of the Daleks) for that to be apparent]]) counts. Doomsday, Journey\\\'s End ([[spoiler:though the hand has existed since The Christmas Invasion and has been in the Doctor\\\'s possession since Utopia, and the Doctor Donna was loosely hinted at in Planet of the Ood, not to mention Rose\\\'s enigmatic statements of calling Donna \\\"special\\\"]]) and The End of Time could arguably be called Dei ex machinae though.
Doomsday is not a reset button especially because the Doctor is alone (and still pining for Rose well into series 3), Torchwood, a then-128-year-old organisation is in tatters, and now only has [[{{Torchwood}} Torchwood Three]] (at the time being Jack, Owen, Toshiko and Susie) left and hundreds, if not thousands of people on the ground are dead.
Doomsday is not a reset button especially because the Doctor is alone (and still pining for Rose well into series 3), Torchwood, a then-128-year-old organisation is in tatters, and now only has [[{{Torchwood}} Torchwood Three]] (at the time being Jack, Owen, Toshiko and Susie) left and hundreds, if not thousands of people on the ground are dead.
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[[BerserkButton No]], [[TropeDecay it wasn\'t]]. That\'s my point. Only Last of the Time Lords (and in a very localised extent Journey\'s End [[spoiler:If the cracks in time have undone it, it took eight episodes (Victory of the Daleks) for that to be apparent]]) counts. Doomsday and The End of Time could arguably be called Dei ex machinae though.
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[[BerserkButton No]], [[TropeDecay it wasn\\\'t]]. That\\\'s my point. Only Last of the Time Lords (and in a very localised extent Journey\\\'s End [[spoiler:If the cracks in time have undone it, it took eight episodes (Victory of the Daleks) for that to be apparent]]) counts. Doomsday, Journey\\\'s End ([[spoiler:though the hand has existed since The Christmas Invasion and has been in the Doctor\\\'s possession since Utopia, and the Doctor Donna was loosely hinted at in Planet of the Ood, not to mention Rose\\\'s enigmatic statements of calling Donna \\\"special\\\"]]) and The End of Time could arguably be called Dei ex machinae though.
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Doomsday is not a reset button especially because Torchwood, a then-128-year-old organisation is in tatters, and now only has Torchwood Three (at the time being Jack, Owen, Toshiko and Susie) left and hundreds, if not thousands of people on the ground are dead.
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Doomsday is not a reset button especially because Torchwood, a then-128-year-old organisation is in tatters, and now only has [[{{Torchwood}} Torchwood Three]] (at the time being Jack, Owen, Toshiko and Susie) left and hundreds, if not thousands of people on the ground are dead.
