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** Originally, the script involved a generational space station, whose crew had grown up on board. However, Creator/RussellTDavies realised that although the new ''Doctor Who'' series had already enjoyed several episodes set on space stations, none had been set entirely on a spaceship, and so asked Chibnall to amend his storyline appropriately.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as [[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet "The Impossible Planet"]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit "The Satan Pit"]], and for a time, consideration was given to including the Ood, although this did not survive to the drafting stage.
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E3Gridlock Gridlock]]".
** Ashton was originally called Motta, but it was felt that this would sound too similar to "Martha".
** The story originally took place in the Peony system, but it became the Torajii system following concerns that the original name would be misheard as "penis".
** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the ''Icarus'', until fears were raised about the expense it would incur. This resulted in a notorious moment where the switch he needs to pull is built just out of easy reach for no apparent reason.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as [[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet "The Impossible Planet"]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit "The Satan Pit"]], and for a time, consideration was given to including the Ood, although this did not survive to the drafting stage.
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E3Gridlock Gridlock]]".
** Ashton was originally called Motta, but it was felt that this would sound too similar to "Martha".
** The story originally took place in the Peony system, but it became the Torajii system following concerns that the original name would be misheard as "penis".
** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the ''Icarus'', until fears were raised about the expense it would incur. This resulted in a notorious moment where the switch he needs to pull is built just out of easy reach for no apparent reason.
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** Originally, the script involved story was set on a generational space station, whose crew had grown up on board. the ship their whole lives. However, Creator/RussellTDavies realised not only the absurdity of the crew never discovering that although the new ''Doctor sun was alive, but that ''New Who'' series had already enjoyed several episodes set on space stations, none had been set never done an episode entirely on a spaceship, and so spaceship. He asked Chibnall to amend his storyline appropriately.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as [[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet "The Impossible Planet"]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit "The Satan Pit"]], and for a time, consideration was given to including theOod, although this did not survive Ood. Those elements were cut early due to the drafting stage.
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E3Gridlock Gridlock]]".
** Ashton was originally called Motta, but it was felt that this would sound too similar to "Martha".
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** The storyoriginally took was going to take place in the Peony system, but it became before being changed to the Torajii system following concerns that because the original name would be misheard as sounded too much like "penis".
** Amajor set piece involved where the Doctor scaling scaled the exterior of the ''Icarus'', until fears were raised about ''Icarus'' was removed for how expensive it could've been. The replacement was the expense it would incur. This resulted in a notorious moment where the switch he the Doctor needs to pull is built just out of easy reach for no apparent reason.reach.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as [[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet "The Impossible Planet"]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit "The Satan Pit"]], and for a time, consideration was given to including the
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E3Gridlock Gridlock]]".
** Ashton was originally called Motta, but it was felt that this would sound too similar to "Martha".
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: The scene of Martha calling her mum up has two instances:
** Martha calling up her mother to cheat in a trivia pub quiz would be impossible in UsefulNotes/TheNewTens onwards, as smartphones became the de-facto way of researching answers, and quiz nights often have a "no phones" rule or ask participants to give it up before entering. That said, phones still ''had'' internet capability back in 2007, but it was expensive to use (often being charged a fee per-50 MB used), making it undesirable.
** The dongle used on the laptop is very clearly a [=USB=] mobile broadband dongle that would connect to a mobile network. These were superseded by laptops' internal wifi, or Wifi dongles that connected to your home router, and from 2017 onward, portable wifi hotspot devices became popular.
** Martha calling up her mother to cheat in a trivia pub quiz would be impossible in UsefulNotes/TheNewTens onwards, as smartphones became the de-facto way of researching answers, and quiz nights often have a "no phones" rule or ask participants to give it up before entering. That said, phones still ''had'' internet capability back in 2007, but it was expensive to use (often being charged a fee per-50 MB used), making it undesirable.
** The dongle used on the laptop is very clearly a [=USB=] mobile broadband dongle that would connect to a mobile network. These were superseded by laptops' internal wifi, or Wifi dongles that connected to your home router, and from 2017 onward, portable wifi hotspot devices became popular.
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* ReleaseDateChange: The transmission was postponed to the 19th of May, rather than the 12th, because of Creator/TheBBC's broadcast of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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* ReleaseDateChange: The transmission was postponed to the 19th of May, rather than the 12th, because of Creator/TheBBC's broadcast of the Eurovision Song Contest.Series/EurovisionSongContest.
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** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the ''Icarus'', until fears were raised about the expense it would incur. This resulted in a notorious WhatAnIdiot moment where the switch he needs to pull is built just out of easy reach for no apparent reason.
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** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the ''Icarus'', until fears were raised about the expense it would incur. This resulted in a notorious WhatAnIdiot moment where the switch he needs to pull is built just out of easy reach for no apparent reason.
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** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the ''Icarus'', until fears were raised about the expense it would incur.
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** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the ''Icarus'', until fears were raised about the expense it would incur. This resulted in a notorious WhatAnIdiot moment where the switch he needs to pull is built just out of easy reach for no apparent reason.
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: The French title is "Brûle avec moi" (Burn with me).
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* PropRecycling: The stasis chamber from this episode is the MRI machine (redecorated) from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E1SmithAndJones Smith and Jones]]".
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* PropRecycling: The stasis chamber from this episode is the MRI machine (redecorated) from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E1SmithAndJones Smith and Jones]]".Jones]]" with some minor redecoration.
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** The story originally took place in the Peony system, but it became the Toraji system following concerns that the original name would be misheard as “penis”.
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** The story originally took place in the Peony system, but it became the Toraji Torajii system following concerns that the original name would be misheard as “penis”.
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* DuelingMovies: Or "Duelling Episode and Movie", as the basic plot of this episode shares a striking similarity with the plot of Creator/DannyBoyle's film ''Film/{{Sunshine}}'' which came out a few months after the episode aired. This episode was even edited after filming to change the name of the ship to Pentallian -- originally, it was "Icarus", the same as in ''Sunshine''! In fact, in a brief close-up of the Doctor in his orange space suit at around 31 min, you can read the word "Icarus" at the top of his helmet (and the word "Transtellar" at the bottom).
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* DuelingMovies: Or "Duelling Episode and Movie", as the basic plot of this episode shares a striking similarity with the plot of Creator/DannyBoyle's film''Film/{{Sunshine}}'' ''Film/{{Sunshine}}'', which came out a few months after the episode aired. This episode was even edited after filming to change the name of the ship to Pentallian -- ''Pentallian'' — originally, it was "Icarus", the same as in ''Sunshine''! In fact, in a brief close-up of the Doctor in his orange space suit at around 31 min, you can read the word "Icarus" at the top of his helmet (and the word "Transtellar" at the bottom).
* DuelingMovies: Or "Duelling Episode and Movie", as the basic plot of this episode shares a striking similarity with the plot of Creator/DannyBoyle's film
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** Originally, the script involved a generational space station, whose crew had grown up on board. However, Creator/RussellTDavies realised that although the new Doctor Who series had already enjoyed several episodes set on space stations, none had been set entirely on a spaceship, and so asked Chibnall to amend his storyline appropriately.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet The Impossible Planet]][=/=][[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit The Satan Pit]]", and for a time, consideration was given to including the Ood, although this did not survive to the drafting stage.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet The Impossible Planet]][=/=][[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit The Satan Pit]]", and for a time, consideration was given to including the Ood, although this did not survive to the drafting stage.
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** Originally, the script involved a generational space station, whose crew had grown up on board. However, Creator/RussellTDavies realised that although the new Doctor Who ''Doctor Who'' series had already enjoyed several episodes set on space stations, none had been set entirely on a spaceship, and so asked Chibnall to amend his storyline appropriately.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet The [[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet "The Impossible Planet]][=/=][[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit The Planet"]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit "The Satan Pit]]", Pit"]], and for a time, consideration was given to including the Ood, although this did not survive to the drafting stage.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as
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** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the Icarus, until fears were raised about the expense it would incur.
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** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the Icarus, ''Icarus'', until fears were raised about the expense it would incur.incur.
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* PropRecycling: The stasis chamber from this episode is the MRI machine (redecorated) from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E1SmithAndJones Smith and Jones]]".
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* PropRecycling: The stasis chamber from this episode is the MRI machine (redecorated) from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E1SmithAndJones "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E1SmithAndJones Smith and Jones]]".
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** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet The Impossible Planet]][=/=][[Recap/DoctorWhoS289TheSatanPit The Satan Pit]]", and for a time, consideration was given to including the Ood, although this did not survive to the drafting stage.
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E3Gridlock Gridlock]]".
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E3Gridlock Gridlock]]".
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** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet The Impossible Planet]][=/=][[Recap/DoctorWhoS289TheSatanPit Planet]][=/=][[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit The Satan Pit]]", and for a time, consideration was given to including the Ood, although this did not survive to the drafting stage.
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E3Gridlock "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E3Gridlock Gridlock]]".
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in
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* PropRecycling: The stasis chamber from this episode is the MRI machine (redecorated) from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E1SmithAndJones Smith and Jones]]".
* ReleaseDateChange: The transmission was postponed to the 19th of May, rather than the 12th, because of Creator/TheBBC's broadcast of the Eurovision Song Contest.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Originally, the script involved a generational space station, whose crew had grown up on board. However, Creator/RussellTDavies realised that although the new Doctor Who series had already enjoyed several episodes set on space stations, none had been set entirely on a spaceship, and so asked Chibnall to amend his storyline appropriately.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet The Impossible Planet]][=/=][[Recap/DoctorWhoS289TheSatanPit The Satan Pit]]", and for a time, consideration was given to including the Ood, although this did not survive to the drafting stage.
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E3Gridlock Gridlock]]".
** Ashton was originally called Motta, but it was felt that this would sound too similar to “Martha”.
** The story originally took place in the Peony system, but it became the Toraji system following concerns that the original name would be misheard as “penis”.
** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the Icarus, until fears were raised about the expense it would incur.
* ReleaseDateChange: The transmission was postponed to the 19th of May, rather than the 12th, because of Creator/TheBBC's broadcast of the Eurovision Song Contest.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Originally, the script involved a generational space station, whose crew had grown up on board. However, Creator/RussellTDavies realised that although the new Doctor Who series had already enjoyed several episodes set on space stations, none had been set entirely on a spaceship, and so asked Chibnall to amend his storyline appropriately.
** It was suggested that Chibnall's script would be set in the same era as "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet The Impossible Planet]][=/=][[Recap/DoctorWhoS289TheSatanPit The Satan Pit]]", and for a time, consideration was given to including the Ood, although this did not survive to the drafting stage.
** Riley's last name was Kincade at one point, but became Vashtee when Davies used Kincade as Brannigan's middle name in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS28E3Gridlock Gridlock]]".
** Ashton was originally called Motta, but it was felt that this would sound too similar to “Martha”.
** The story originally took place in the Peony system, but it became the Toraji system following concerns that the original name would be misheard as “penis”.
** A major set piece involved the Doctor scaling the exterior of the Icarus, until fears were raised about the expense it would incur.
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* DuelingMovies: Or "Duelling Episode and Movie", as the basic plot of this episode shares a striking similarity with the plot of Creator/DannyBoyle's film ''Film/{{Sunshine}}'' which came out a few months after the episode aired. This episode was even edited after filming to change the name of the ship to Pentallian -- originally, it was "Icarus", the same as in ''Sunshine''! In fact, in a brief close-up of the Doctor in his orange space suit at around 31 min, you can read the word "Icarus" at the top of his helmet (and the word "Transtellar" at the bottom).
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