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* RetroactiveRecognition: A pre-''Film/RogueOne'' Creator/FelicityJones (known for ''Film/RogueOne'') has fun putting on a ridiculous Cockney accent [[spoiler:when she's revealed to be The Unicorn.]]
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* GeniusBonus: When the Doctor runs into the kitchen after being poisoned, he blurts out "ginger beer" when he corners a very confused Davenport (the butler who is secretly in a gay relationship with Roger) as he searches for ginger beer. "Ginger beer" is also a word describing someone as "queer" (or homosexual) in Cockney rhyming slang.
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* GeniusBonus: When the Doctor runs into the kitchen after being poisoned, he blurts out "ginger beer" when he corners a very confused Davenport (the butler footman who is secretly in a gay relationship with Roger) as he searches for ginger beer. "Ginger beer" is also a word describing someone as "queer" (or homosexual) in Cockney rhyming slang.
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* GeniusBonus: When the Doctor runs into the kitchen after being poisoned, he blurts out "ginger beer" when he corners a very confused Davenport (the butler who is secretly in a gay relationship with Roger) as he searches for ginger beer. "Ginger beer" is also a word describing someone as "queer" (or homosexual) in Cockney rhyming slang.
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* AcceptableReligiousTargets: [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} Christians]] and the Anglican Church. The Vespiform completely badmouths the religion he's trying to impersonate as a fake Anglican priest when his disguise falters, calling it "tribal".
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* AcceptableReligiousTargets: [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} Christians]] and the Anglican Church. The Vespiform completely badmouths the religion he's trying to impersonate as a fake Anglican priest when his disguise falters, calling it primitive."tribal".
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/FelicityJones has fun putting on a ridiculous Cockney accent [[spoiler: when [[spoiler:when she's revealed to be The Unicorn]].Unicorn.]]
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* FridgeHorror: By the end of the episode, Lady Eddison loses not only her devoted maid she'd known for at least 40 years and had as TheConfidant, but also both of her sons. In the case of Reverend Golightly, she had only just learned who he was when he was exposed as the killer, responsible for Roger's death, and ended up being killed himself. She also was present to hear that the reason he became a killer at all was because he was {{Mind Rape}}d [[MakesSenseInContext by her favorite Agatha Christie book]] she loved so much and just happened to be reading at the wrong time, never realizing the significance of the Firestone her dead lover had given her. The poor woman has no surviving children and will be forced to live with the trauma, guilt, and grief for the rest of her life. And you thought her [[TheAlcoholic drinking problem]] [[DrowningMySorrows was bad enough already]]. The narrative doesn't pause to reflect on any of this because it's so focused on Agatha as the main guest character.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/FelicityJones has fun putting on a ridiculous Cockney accent [[spoiler: when she's revealed to be The Unicorn]].
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* TearJerker: Donna and Agatha Christie talking about how the men they loved betrayed them. From Agatha Christie's end, the events of this episode happened after her husband cheated on her and left her for another woman because he was jealous of her success as an author.
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Repair don't respond.
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** A point of order - Reverend Golightly is an ''Anglican'' priest.
** A point of order - Reverend Golightly is an ''Anglican'' priest.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This episode suggests that Christie remembered some parts of the incident and they influenced her future works. ''Literature/TheWaspsNest'' is one of those stories. Creator/PeterCapaldi, the Twelfth Doctor, appears in the ITV adaptation of ''Agatha Christie's Series/{{Poirot}}'', in the Wasp's Nest episode.
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* TearJerker: Donna and Agatha Christie talking about how the men they loved betrayed them. The worst part about the Agatha Christie one is that it's completely true: this story takes place after her husband cheated on her and left her for another woman because he was jealous of her success as an author.
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* TearJerker: Donna and Agatha Christie talking about how the men they loved betrayed them. The worst part about the From Agatha Christie one is that it's completely true: Christie's end, the events of this story takes place episode happened after her husband cheated on her and left her for another woman because he was jealous of her success as an author.
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* InternetBackdraft: The Vespiform's comments on religion being "primitive" drew a great deal of criticism from Christians, both in and out of the Church.
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* TearJerker: Donna and Agatha Christie talking about how the men they loved betrayed them. The worst part about the Agatha Christie one is that it's completely true; true: this story takes place after her husband cheated on her and left her for another woman because he was jealous of her success as an author.
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** For American readers, [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment keep in mind]] this is a show produced in Europe, home of the Catholic Church. The cracks made towards the faith aren't necessarily aimed beyond the borders of Europe.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: Seen by a fair few fans as the weakest link in the otherwise extremely strong Series 4, and even then it's usually not regarded as an outright ''bad'' story so much as a middling and not especially memorable one.
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* FridgeHorror: By the end of the episode, Lady Eddison loses not only her devoted maid she'd known for at least 40 years and had as TheConfidant, but also both of her sons. In the case of Reverend Golightly, she had only just learned who he was when he was exposed as the killer, responsible for Roger's death, and ended up being killed himself. She also was present to hear that the reason he became a killer at all was because he was {{Mind Rape}}d by her favorite Agatha Christie book she loved so much and just happened to be reading at the wrong time, never realizing the significance of the Firestone her dead lover had given her. The poor woman has no surviving children and will be forced to live with the trauma, guilt, and grief for the rest of her life. And you thought her [[TheAlcoholic drinking problem]] [[DrowningMySorrows was bad enough already]]. The narrative doesn't pause to reflect on any of this because it's so focused on Agatha as the main guest character.
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* FridgeHorror: By the end of the episode, Lady Eddison loses not only her devoted maid she'd known for at least 40 years and had as TheConfidant, but also both of her sons. In the case of Reverend Golightly, she had only just learned who he was when he was exposed as the killer, responsible for Roger's death, and ended up being killed himself. She also was present to hear that the reason he became a killer at all was because he was {{Mind Rape}}d [[MakesSenseInContext by her favorite Agatha Christie book book]] she loved so much and just happened to be reading at the wrong time, never realizing the significance of the Firestone her dead lover had given her. The poor woman has no surviving children and will be forced to live with the trauma, guilt, and grief for the rest of her life. And you thought her [[TheAlcoholic drinking problem]] [[DrowningMySorrows was bad enough already]]. The narrative doesn't pause to reflect on any of this because it's so focused on Agatha as the main guest character.
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* FridgeHorror: By the end of the episode, Lady Eddison loses not only her devoted maid she'd known for at least 40 years and had as TheConfidant, but also both of her sons. In the case of Reverend Golightly, she had only just learned who he was when he was exposed as the killer, responsible for Roger's death, and ended up being killed himself. She also was present to hear that the reason he became a killer at all was because he was {{Mind Rape}}d by her favorite Agatha Christie book she loved so much and just happened to be reading at the wrong time, never realizing the significance of the Firestone her dead lover had given her. The poor woman has no surviving children and will be forced to live with the trauma, guilt, and grief for the rest of her life. And you thought her [[TheAlcoholic drinking problem]] [[DrowningMySorrows was bad enough already]]. The narrative doesn't pause to reflect on any of this because it's so focused on Agatha as the main guest character.
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* InternetBackdraft: Another Creator/RussellTDavies-era blistering assault on those who aren't irreligious. And it wasn't even his doing this time. Many Christians felt like they had a bunch of actual wasps jammed down their throats with this aforementioned piece of dialogue.
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** [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement Keep in mind]] this is a show produced in Europe, home of the Catholic Church, and the country's views on religion can strongly differ from those in America.
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* AcceptableTargets: [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} Christians]] and [[UsefulNotes/TheCatholicChurch Christians]], with emphasis on [[ChristianityIsCatholic Catholicism]]. The Vespiform completely badmouths the religion he's trying to impersonate as a fake Catholic priest when his disguise falters, calling it primitive. Needless to say, this scene did ''not'' go over well with those genuninely of the cloth and actual Christians.
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* InternetBackdraft: Another Creator/RussellTDavies-era blistering assault on those who aren't irreligious. And it wasn't even his doing this time. Many Christians felt like they had a bunch of actual wasps jammed down their throats with this dialogue.
* InternetBackdraft: Another Creator/RussellTDavies-era blistering assault on those who aren't irreligious. And it wasn't even his doing this time. Many Christians felt like they had a bunch of actual wasps jammed down their throats with this dialogue.
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* AcceptibleTargets: AcceptableTargets: [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} Christians]] and [[UsefulNotes/{{Catholicism}}]] [[UsefulNotes/TheCatholicChurxh Catholicism]] The Vespiform completely badmouths the religion he's trying to impersonate as a fake Catholic priest. priest, calling it primitive. Needless to say, this scene did ''not'' go over well with those genuninely of the cloth and actual Christians.
* InternetBackdraft: Another Creator/RussellTDavies-era blistering assault on those who aren't irreligious. And it wasn't even his doing this time. Many Christians felt like they had a bunch of actual wasps jammed down their throats with this aforementioned piece of dialogue.
* InternetBackdraft: Another Creator/RussellTDavies-era blistering assault on those who aren't irreligious. And it wasn't even his doing this time. Many Christians felt like they had a bunch of actual wasps jammed down their throats with this aforementioned piece of dialogue.
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* InternetBackdraft: Another Creator/RussellTDavies-era blistering assault on those who aren't irreligious. And it wasn't even his doing this time. Many Christians felt like they had a bunch of actual wasps jammed down their throats with this dialogue.
* InternetBackdraft: Another Creator/RussellTDavies-era blistering assault on those who aren't irreligious. And it wasn't even his doing this time. Many Christians felt like they had a bunch of actual wasps jammed down their throats with this dialogue.