"The Agrofuel Research Operations firm realizes the inherent dangers of virulent bacteria and secures the cultures behind two airlocks, but doesn’t already sterilize the outgoing air, before it is released to the atmosphere? That is not how biochemical research labs operate. Further, not only would a biochemist never remove their biohazard suit without first following proper decontamination procedures, they certainly would never take obviously toxic material past the protection of an airlock, especially in a cup, covered only by their hand. Note that this action contaminates the portion of the lab between the first and second airlocks, meaning that anything in that environment – – including Nardole, the Doctor, Erica, and the TARDIS – – become vectors for bacterial transmission, as they move past the second airlock, without first being decontaminated. The Monks’ descending clocks indicate that the bacteria are no longer a threat, once the Doctor starts the timer on the bomb, but, as presented, the danger is still very present, especially considering the bacteria have infested Nardole’s “human enough” lungs."
I want this from this article to be added to the page but I don't know what trope it falls under: http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/series-10-the-pyramid-at-the-end-of-the-world-review-85013.htm
"The Agrofuel Research Operations firm realizes the inherent dangers of virulent bacteria and secures the cultures behind two airlocks, but doesn’t already sterilize the outgoing air, before it is released to the atmosphere? That is not how biochemical research labs operate. Further, not only would a biochemist never remove their biohazard suit without first following proper decontamination procedures, they certainly would never take obviously toxic material past the protection of an airlock, especially in a cup, covered only by their hand. Note that this action contaminates the portion of the lab between the first and second airlocks, meaning that anything in that environment – – including Nardole, the Doctor, Erica, and the TARDIS – – become vectors for bacterial transmission, as they move past the second airlock, without first being decontaminated. The Monks’ descending clocks indicate that the bacteria are no longer a threat, once the Doctor starts the timer on the bomb, but, as presented, the danger is still very present, especially considering the bacteria have infested Nardole’s “human enough” lungs."
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