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S04E13: 'Journey's End'
Aired Saturday, Jul 5 2008 at 18:40 BST on BBC One
Published Tuesday, Jul 1 2008, 03:17 BST | By Ben Rawson-Jones | 2 comments
The Doctor's extermination by the Dalek seemed to be a glancing blow, so could it really bring on a full regeneration? David Tennant has been seen filming the next Christmas special.
What is the significance of The Doctor's hand in jar that bubbles away in the Tardis? The one you may remember was cut off by the Sycorax. It's been very noticeable of late. There are strong rumours that it plays a part in keeping the tenth Doc with us.
If Sarah Jane was really going to be exterminated, then it was a bad idea of Blue Peter to show a clip of her from the next episode - alongside Mickey Smith! Could the self-proclaimed 'tin dog' be her saviour from the Dalek attack?
Is Harriet Jones really dead? We never saw her die and she seemed to be doing Davros a favour by coaxing The Doctor out into the open along with his nearest and dearest. Double agent perhaps? She could be the new Lytton - a character familiar to fans of 80s Who.
What or who is lurking inside the Supreme Dalek?
Who has Rose been communicating with back in her parallel world?
The Doctor's daughter Jenny is still lurking in outer space - could she make a return to save the day?
Will Russell T Davies wait until the specials before revealing the identity of the person who took The Master's ring in last season's finale?
> Click here for our review of 'The Stolen Earth'
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amy clarke, south east , on September 4th, 2009
I like it ax
I like it ax
very well acted and heartbreaking some scenes were. the first scene was very tense because we are all thinking who the next doctor will be as in the last episode david's doctor got hit by a dalek blast and anyway it was very smart how he used his hand to stay the same, Very Very Smart. the last scenes were very heartbreaking expescialy the one with rose tyler and the two doctor, that scene was sweet, cute, lovly and heartbreaking all rolled into one.