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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Pete Tyler [[spoiler:saving Rose and bringing her back to his universe]] can be seen as meaning that he does indeed instinctively see his alternate reality counterpart's daughter as his child despite everything he's said to convince himself otherwise; or it could have been something he did for the sake of Jackie, who was rather distraught (not least at him) over getting separated from her daughter forever.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Pete Tyler [[spoiler:saving saving Rose and bringing her back to his universe]] universe can be seen as meaning that he does indeed instinctively see his alternate reality counterpart's daughter as his child despite everything he's said to convince himself otherwise; or it could have been something he did for the sake of Jackie, who was rather distraught (not least at him) over getting separated from her daughter forever.
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* AssPull: Yvonnne Hartman somehow managing to resist her Cyber conversion and hold off the Cybermen, even though her Cyber conversion should have completely suppressed all her emotions.
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The scene became (in)famous for this, although almost everyone would say it is one of the most emotionally powerful moments in sci fi TV
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** But even that is overshadowed by the ending of the story, after Rose and the Doctor are separated. The shot of them both leaning against a wall, in parallel worlds, is iconic, and their goodbye on the beach is one of the most famous scenes in the entire history of the series.
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** But even that is overshadowed by the ending of the story, after Rose and the Doctor are separated. The shot of them both leaning against a wall, in parallel worlds, is iconic, and their goodbye on the beach is one of the most famous scenes in the entire history of the series. Readers of the British SF/Fantasy magazine ''SFX'' voted it the number one moment in [[SpeculativeFiction Sci-Fi and Fantasy]].
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'''Dalek Sek:''' You are better at dying.
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'''Dalek Sek:''' Sec:''' You are better at dying.
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** The Daleks and Cybermen finally meeting face-to-face, and having a sass-off.
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** The Daleks and Cybermen finally meeting on-screen face-to-face, after forty years, and promptly having a sass-off.
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** But even that is overshadowed by the ending of the story, after Rose and the Doctor are separated. The shot of them both leaning against a wall, in parallel worlds, is iconic, and their goodbye on the beach is one of the most famous scenes in the entire history of Doctor Who.
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** But even that is overshadowed by the ending of the story, after Rose and the Doctor are separated. The shot of them both leaning against a wall, in parallel worlds, is iconic, and their goodbye on the beach is one of the most famous scenes in the entire history of Doctor Who.the series.
* TearDryer: The Doctor's goodbye to Rose is suddenly interrupted, leaving them both sad and alone. Then Donna loudly makes her first appearance.
* TearDryer: The Doctor's goodbye to Rose is suddenly interrupted, leaving them both sad and alone. Then Donna loudly makes her first appearance.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The titular song, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am7eHyJ8_1Y "Doomsday"]], is the perfect song for the TearJerker ending of the episode, and it's one of the series most iconic ones because of it.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish. That said, it's possible the sun wasn’t surrounded by any inhabited planets, or it was already going supernova and he just repurposed the energy. Of course if it was going supernova by that point the system would likely be basically uninhabitable anyway.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish. That said, it's possible the sun wasn’t surrounded by any inhabited planets, or it was already going supernova and he just repurposed the energy.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish. That said, it's possible the sun wasn’t surrounded by any inhabited planets, or it was already going supernova and he just repurposed the energy. Of course if it was going supernova by that point the system would likely be basically uninhabitable anyway.
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* InferredHolocaust: Last episode had millions of Cybermen (established here to be 5 million) materialising across our world from London, to Paris, to Delhi and, as established in "The Runaway Bride", to Spain, though evidently not where Donna was (even with 5 million, there must be some oversights when invading a planet of 6 billion humans).
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* InferredHolocaust: Last episode had millions of Cybermen (established here to be 5 million) materialising across our world from London, to Paris, to Delhi and, as established in "The "[[Recap/DoctorWho2006CSTheRunawayBride The Runaway Bride", Bride]]", to Spain, though evidently not where Donna was (even with 5 million, there must be some oversights when invading a planet of 6 billion humans).
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** The [[Main/AllThereInTheManual website]] for ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'' states that of 823 people working at Torchwood Tower, there were 27 survivors. 467 were confirmed dead, while the rest were reported missing.
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** The [[Main/AllThereInTheManual [[AllThereInTheManual website]] for ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'' states that of 823 people working at Torchwood Tower, there were 27 survivors. 467 were confirmed dead, while the rest were reported missing.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish. That said, it’s possible the sun wasn’t surrounded by any inhabited planets, or it was already going supernova and he just repurposed the energy.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish. That said, it’s it's possible the sun wasn’t surrounded by any inhabited planets, or it was already going supernova and he just repurposed the energy.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[EvilutionaryBiologist Dalek Sec]] is the original leader of The Cult of Skaro and arrived in London, 2007 via the Void. Declaring war on the invading Cybermen, Sec has the Doctor and his allies activate the Ark for him, freeing the millions of Daleks trapped within. When Sec's attempts to stop the Doctor from reopening a breach fail he escapes with a temporal shift, being transported to Manhattan, 1930, where Sec supplements the Dalek's failing embryo experiments by including humans in their work, even using himself as a test subject to become a "human-Dalek" hybrid [[FusionDance via fusion]]. His [[HumanityIsInfectious human emotions]] causing him to abandon the rampant xenophobia natural to Daleks, Sec orders his fellow Daleks to not harm the Doctor and [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifices his life]] when they refuse to listen to his reasoning. Just as Sec warned, the Doctor leads to the destruction of the bigoted Daleks and Sec is remembered as the "cleverest Dalek ever" by his former foe.
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** The [[Main/AllThereInTheManual website]] for ''Series/Torchwood'' states that of 823 people working at Torchwood Tower, there were 27 survivors. 467 were confirmed dead, while the rest were reported missing.
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** The [[Main/AllThereInTheManual website]] for ''Series/Torchwood'' ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'' states that of 823 people working at Torchwood Tower, there were 27 survivors. 467 were confirmed dead, while the rest were reported missing.
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--->'''Dalek Sek:''' You are superior in only one respect. \\
'''Cyber Leader:''' What is that?\\
'''Dalek Sek:''' You are better at dying.
'''Cyber Leader:''' What is that?\\
'''Dalek Sek:''' You are better at dying.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish. That said, it’s possible the sun wasn’t surrounded by any inhabited planets, or it was already going supernova and he just repurposed the energy.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish. That said, it’s possible the sun wasn’t surrounded by any inhabited planets, or it was already going supernova and he just repurposed the energy.
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* SignatureScene: There's two iconic moments in this episode:
** The Daleks and Cybermen finally meeting face-to-face, and having a sass-off.
** But even that is overshadowed by the ending of the story, after Rose and the Doctor are separated. The shot of them both leaning against a wall, in parallel worlds, is iconic, and their goodbye on the beach is one of the most famous scenes in the entire history of Doctor Who.
** The Daleks and Cybermen finally meeting face-to-face, and having a sass-off.
** But even that is overshadowed by the ending of the story, after Rose and the Doctor are separated. The shot of them both leaning against a wall, in parallel worlds, is iconic, and their goodbye on the beach is one of the most famous scenes in the entire history of Doctor Who.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish. That said, it’s possible the sun wasn’t surrounded by any inhabited planets.planets, or it was already going supernova and he just repurposed the energy.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish. That said, it’s possible the sun wasn’t surrounded by any inhabited planets.
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* InferredHolocaust: Last episode had millions of Cybermen (established here to be 5 million) materialising across our world from London, to Paris, to Delhi and, as established in "The Runaway Bride", to Spain, though evidently not where Donna was (even with 5 million, there must be some oversights when invading a planet of 6 billion humans).
** Once the Cyber-Leader gives the order to surrender, the Cybermen receive resistance from military forces in London, with the Cybermen having the clear advantage in a battle which causes fires across London. Presumably, similar incidents occured all over the world. Fortunately, from what is seen of civilians, it appears they are spared mass upgrading to Cybermen, the only conversion facilities in this world being the one which the Cybermen prepared in advance at Torchwood Tower.
** However, it goes from bad to worse when the Genesis Ark unleashes millions of Daleks whom fire on Cybermen and humans alike from the skies of Canary Wharf and beyond ("[[Main/AllThereInTheManual Battles in Time]]" claims they set down as far as Aberdeen, while "Tardisode 10" reveals that they went to the trouble of raiding news studios reporting on the battle). That said, a great many people can seen in the streets very much alive as the Daleks are sucked into the Void. Taking place within a single day, the battle could not lasted more than a few hours at most, while the Daleks' involvement takes place over a matter of minutes. Ultimately, the Doctor reflects only that "so many people died that day", which makes it easy to add Rose and Jackie to the list of the dead.
** The [[Main/AllThereInTheManual website]] for ''Series/Torchwood'' states that of 823 people working at Torchwood Tower, there were 27 survivors. 467 were confirmed dead, while the rest were reported missing.
** Once the Cyber-Leader gives the order to surrender, the Cybermen receive resistance from military forces in London, with the Cybermen having the clear advantage in a battle which causes fires across London. Presumably, similar incidents occured all over the world. Fortunately, from what is seen of civilians, it appears they are spared mass upgrading to Cybermen, the only conversion facilities in this world being the one which the Cybermen prepared in advance at Torchwood Tower.
** However, it goes from bad to worse when the Genesis Ark unleashes millions of Daleks whom fire on Cybermen and humans alike from the skies of Canary Wharf and beyond ("[[Main/AllThereInTheManual Battles in Time]]" claims they set down as far as Aberdeen, while "Tardisode 10" reveals that they went to the trouble of raiding news studios reporting on the battle). That said, a great many people can seen in the streets very much alive as the Daleks are sucked into the Void. Taking place within a single day, the battle could not lasted more than a few hours at most, while the Daleks' involvement takes place over a matter of minutes. Ultimately, the Doctor reflects only that "so many people died that day", which makes it easy to add Rose and Jackie to the list of the dead.
** The [[Main/AllThereInTheManual website]] for ''Series/Torchwood'' states that of 823 people working at Torchwood Tower, there were 27 survivors. 467 were confirmed dead, while the rest were reported missing.
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It's supposed to be funny. Narm is for dramatic moments that come across as unintentionally comedic.
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* {{Narm}}: Let's be real; Donna's amazing, but her cameo at the end of this episode is a giant MoodWhiplash from what was just a very emotional ordeal.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Doomsday" by Murray Gold. It really cements the sadness seen in the last ten minutes of this episode.
* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Dalek Sec talking to the Cyberleader. He is quite literally outnumbered a million to one, and he's ''snarking.''
-->'''Dalek Sec:''' [[AC:This is not war; this is ''pest control''!]]
* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Dalek Sec talking to the Cyberleader. He is quite literally outnumbered a million to one, and he's ''snarking.''
-->'''Dalek Sec:''' [[AC:This is not war; this is ''pest control''!]]
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* TearJerker: "Rose Tyler, I-"UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Rose's departure is all very sad, but the Doctor burning up half a sun to say goodbye and her not caring (plus dragging her family all the way to Norway) makes them come across a tad selfish.
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* AwesomeMusic: "Doomsday" by Murray Gold. It really cements the sadness seen in the last ten minutes of this episode.
* CrowningMomentofAwesome: Dalek Sec talking to the Cyberleader. He is quite literally outnumbered a million to one, and he's ''snarking.''
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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Doomsday" by Murray Gold. It really cements the sadness seen in the last ten minutes of this episode.
*CrowningMomentofAwesome: SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Dalek Sec talking to the Cyberleader. He is quite literally outnumbered a million to one, and he's ''snarking.''
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* {{Narm}}: Let's be real; Donna's amazing, but her cameo at the end of this episode is a giant MoodWhiplash from what was just a very emotional ordeal.
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* CrowningMomentofAwesome: Dalek Sec talking to the Cyberleader. He is quite literally outnumbered a million to one, and he's ''snarking.''
-->'''Dalek Sec:''' [[AC:This is not war; this is ''pest control''!]]
-->'''Dalek Sec:''' [[AC:This is not war; this is ''pest control''!]]
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*AwesomeMusic: "Doomsday" by Murray Gold. It really cements the sadness seen in the last ten minutes of this episode.
*TearJerker: "Rose Tyler, I-"
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