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* Alternatively, there was a '''ton''' of alternative ways that the Doctor could have escaped from the room. Why not use a smartphone to take a photo of the lock? Or use FaceTime as a guide, with Bill providing help? Come to think of it, shouldn't there have been a Braille function for the manual lock?
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* Alternatively, there was a '''ton''' of alternative ways that the Doctor could have escaped from the room. Why not use a smartphone to take a photo of the lock? Or use FaceTime [=FaceTime=] as a guide, with Bill providing help? Come to think of it, shouldn't there have been a Braille function for the manual lock?
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** As for the Braile thing, what moron trusts a blind person to work with potentially lethal chemicals?
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Beg the question means “to assume the truth of an argument or proposition to be proved, without arguing it“ not to raise a question
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* The Doctor claims that he 'adjusted' the time-frame of the Captain's return, by returning him to the battlefield a few hours later, just before the Truce was supposed to begin. That does beg the question though - what does the German soldier remember about those few hours once time resumes? If, from his perspective, the Captain disappeared, then why would he still be at the trench? Or was everyone in the vicinity of the battlefield frozen in time for those few hours?
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* The Doctor claims that he 'adjusted' the time-frame of the Captain's return, by returning him to the battlefield a few hours later, just before the Truce was supposed to begin. That does beg raise the question though - what does the German soldier remember about those few hours once time resumes? If, from his perspective, the Captain disappeared, then why would he still be at the trench? Or was everyone in the vicinity of the battlefield frozen in time for those few hours?
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** It stands to reason that they ''were'' targeting beings with one heart or less, given that they continued to register Bill the previous episode, despite her heart being destroyed when she was shot, indeed targeting
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** It stands to reason that they ''were'' targeting beings with one heart or less, given that they continued to register Bill the previous episode, despite her heart being destroyed when she was shot, indeed targeting targeting people whose hearts have stopped makes sense, given that, in their eyes, the Cybermen are trying to preserve their lives.
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** It stands to reason that they ''were'' targeting beings with one heart or less, given that they continued to register Bill the previous episode, despite her heart being destroyed when she was shot, indeed targeting
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** My theory is that the whole 'Timelines out of Synch' thing corrupts the memories leading up to the meeting as much as the meeting itself, leaving only indistinct memories of certain parts until they reach the older version.
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** I just assumed that it took time for Heather's consciousness to properly integrate into the system that assimilated her; with her initial LossOfIdentity more just being her on initial boot up.
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** Twelve is nothing if not a show-boater.
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** She was looking at the Doctor, not the defending colonists, when it happened. Probably she didn't even notice the guy had vanished until later.
