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DeNeo

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As she looks around, Rose sees the words "Bad Wolf" all around the area where the TARDIS is and realizes it is a message to her to try to save the Doctor. Rose notes that the Heart of the TARDIS is telepathic, and if she can look into it, she may be able to get the TARDIS to take her back. Rose and Mickey try by hand and then by trying to pull the Heart open using Mickey's car, but with no luck. Jackie asks Rose to give it up, but Rose refuses, reminded by her father Pete, and reveals to Jackie that she was there on the fateful day that Pete died. Jackie, recognizing her devotion, goes and pulls a favor with a local friend that has a heavy-duty recovery vehicle, bringing it back to the TARDIS. With it, they are able to pull the covering off the Heart of the TARDIS, and as Rose looks into it, overtaken with its light, the TARDIS doors slam closed on Mickey and Jackie, and it dematerializes.

On the Game Station, the Daleks have broken into Floor 500 just as the Doctor is ready to activate the Delta Wave. However, he cannot bring himself to pull the switch, as the Dalek Emperor taunts him he would be the "great exterminator". As the Doctor surrenders, the TARDIS rematerializes behind him, and Rose, filled with the light of the time vortex emerges. The Daleks try to fire on her, but she repulses their attacks. Rose tells the Doctor that she is the "Bad Wolf" and that to lead herself to this point, she spreads the name "Bad Wolf" throughout time and space. Then, to make sure the Doctor is safe, she waves a hand causing all the Daleks, on the station, their fleet, and on earth, to disintegrate into component atoms, ending the Dalek threat and the Time War. Rose realizes she has god-like powers, but cannot let go of them, and, unseen, brings Jack back to life. However, the power is consuming Rose's body, so to stop it, the Doctor takes Rose into his arms and kisses her, taking the Vortex energy into his body. He exhales, blowing toward the TARDIS, returning the Vortex energy back to the Heart of the TARDIS, and then takes the unconscious Rose back into the TARDIS. As Jack returns to Floor 500, he sees the TARDIS dematerializing without him.

Rose awakens on the TARDIS to find the Doctor in pain; the residual Vortex energy is destroying every cell in his body.

I'll go with both - Rose using the whole power of the Tardis.

Thinking about it, I really want to see everything now - all new Who, Torchwood and SJA - before the final episode. It really does seem like it's going to be the end of an era :wub:

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scottcr

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Yeah, I thought Scott meant as an assistant at first, but with your post I realised he meant as a Huon victim.

You're just getting me back for yesterday now :wub:

yeap - the only explanation is that someone else ended up on the tardis but bolted when the wrath of the Dr was raining down on the panto-baddie spider queen... so he died and that kicked it all off.

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DeNeo

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that wiki says edited by "ardvark2008"! :wub:

:angry:

I haven't seen the SJAs, are they repeating them at the moment or anything?

Not that I know of. They are 'available' though - they were on UKNova not so long ago, due to them not having had a DVD release yet.

It is a really good series.

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I thought was a cracking episode. I absolutely love it when you see events that have already happened viewed from a diffrerent or skewed perspective.

There was a really jarring bit of dialogue though. When the Italian man welcomed Donna's family to their new house he started talking about loads of families living in the same house- mums, dads, grandparents, sons, daughters. The implications was clear - these families were heterosexual. Did RTD have to shove it in my face? He could have just said 'There are lots of people here'.

Really spoiled the ep for me.

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There was a really jarring bit of dialogue though. When the Italian man welcomed Donna's family to their new house he started talking about loads of families living in the same house- mums, dads, grandparents, sons, daughters. The implications was clear - these families were heterosexual. Did RTD have to shove it in my face? He could have just said 'There are lots of people here'.

Really spoiled the ep for me.

Are you serious?

Really serious?

:)

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DWM spoiler

So the magazine is in a bag as it comes with a free Target book. With the usual DWM header and cover text on the bag. Take out the mag and all the text on the cover is Bad Wolf over and over.

Pretty cool I think.

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