History Headscratchers / DoctorWhoSeries7

** I'm pretty sure the only way to escape is not to click on the Wi-Fi connection in the first place, or at least that's what the opening scene implied to me (apart from the blatant Apple [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh MacBook]] Air placements all over the scene, which imply that that scene was just an Apple advert instead). Once you've clicked, it's over, I presume.

** The way it is worded sounds similar to how I have heard women word it who had some issue in childbirth that meant the could not get pregnant in the future.

** The way I see it, it's kind of like the cybermen. Trapped, no actual body, etc. The cybermen actually ''blow up'' when they realize what happened to them; that's how bad it is. I think the people in the cloud would rather die than be stuck there. Also, it seems something's going on with their minds as well? They all keep repeating "I don't know where I am." It's possible the mind deteriorates after awhile in the cloud as well. As for taking a third option, I don't really see how the Doctor could. He can't simply build people new bodies, otherwise he would have done it for the people turned into cybermen. Regarding the flesh, don't you actually need to dip the person in the [[BuffySpeak flesh-liquid-stuff]] to make flesh bodies? That wouldn't work considering the their bodies are dead and decaying.

** The way it is worded sounds similar to how I have heard women word it who had some issue in childbirth that meant the could not get pregnant InThe future.

** Why wouldn't there be? Between Winter and Summer, there's an Olympics ever even-numbered year.

*** ''[[InsistentTerminology They're not breasts, they're Dalek bumps]]''. [[LameExcuse They can detect ion-charged emissions and operate as aetheric beam locators]]... and everything.

* [[Headscratchers/DoctorWhoS33ShortClaraAndTheTardis "Clara and the TARDIS"]]

[[folder:The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe]]

[[folder:Asylum of the Daleks]]

** Only pure Daleks are sent to the Asylum, and even then only when it isnt inconvenient.

[[folder:Dinosaurs on a Spaceship]]

[[folder:A Town Called Mercy]]

[[folder:The Power of Three]]

[[folder:The Snowmen]]

[[folder:The Bells of Saint John]]

[[folder:The Rings Of Akhaten]]

** This is listed as a production error on the Doctor Who wiki... so, yeah, apparently they couldn't find the right leaf.

[[folder:Cold War]]

[[folder:Hide]]
* In "Hide", what was the purpose of the cold spot? After the Doctor marked it with chalk, it seemed like it became totally irrelevant.

[[folder:Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS]]

*** As of "The Name Of The Doctor", [[spoiler: it can be assumed that it is because his name ''isn't'' the "biggest secret in the universe." His name is merely the key to his tomb. His biggest secret, however, is the existence of the "lost" Doctor played by John Hurt.]]

[[folder:The Crimson Horror]]

[[folder:The Name of the Doctor]]

* From the exchange from The Wedding of River Song, for reference:
--> '''The Doctor''': ''I need to know about The Silence.''
--> '''Dorium''': ''Oh. They're a religious order. Great power, discretion. The sentinels of history, as they like to call themselves.''
--> '''The Doctor''': ''And they want me dead?''
--> '''Dorium''': ''No. Not really. They just don't want you to remain alive''
--> '''The Doctor''': ''That's okay then. I was a bit worried for a minute there.''
--> '''Dorium''': ''You're a man with a long and dangerous past. But your future is infinitely more terrifying. The Silence believe it must be averted.''
--> [...]
--> '''The Doctor''': ''What's so dangerous about my future?''
--> '''Dorium''': ''On the Fields of Trenzalore, at the Fall of the Eleventh, where no living creature can speak falsely or fail to answer, a Question will be asked. A Question that must never, ever be answered.''
--> '''The Doctor''': ''"Silence will fall when the Question is asked."''
--> '''Dorium''': ''"Silence must fall" would be a better translation. The Silence are determined that the Question will never be answered, that The Doctor will never reach Trenzalore.''

** The last person to try and fight them (Strax) almost got the [[{{Series/OnceUponATime}} Cora treatment]]. The others were probably too hurt/dazed/scared to try anything.

* In "A Good Man Goes To War", the Doctor has a baby's cot on board the TARDIS, which he says was originally his. But in "The Name of the Doctor" we see the Doctor and Susan stealing the TARDIS, and they don't have any luggage -- certainly nothing as big as the cot. When and how did it get on board?

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* You know the ironic thing about "The Snowmen"? In the Great Intelligence's first appearance, he controlled a race of robotic yetis; "Abominable Snowmen," anyone?

* Can anyone else hear the Master's drumbeat when the Doctor goes especially off the deep end in this episode?

*** The Doctor brings this up in the series eight premiere, looks like it's going to become a larger plot point. [[spoiler: It seems at this point is was Missy, the creepy woman in "Paradise" in series eight who calls the Doctor her boyfriend.]]

** Plus, while none of those may have been particularly nice, the point the Great Intelligence isn't making the case that the Doctor's an evil kitten murderer who only preys on the innocent. He's making the case that the Doctor has a pronounced tendency to solve his problems by eradicating large numbers of sentient beings and thus has a lot of blood on his hands, not that any of these beings were necessarily innocent.