Continuity
- The real reason Lucie and the Doctor are brought together is revealed in Human Resources.
- The Doctor refers to one of the Daleks as Dalek Fred, a popular fan nickname for the Dalek who shot the Tenth Doctor in The Stolen Earth.
- At the end of the play, Klint declares that help is coming once more; she names their new saviours' home planet, but only the first part of the name, "Tel-", is heard before the signal cuts off. This implies the planet is Telos, and that Red Rocket Rising will soon be invaded by Cybermen.
- The Headhunter reappears in several of the following Eighth Doctor stories. She finally catches Lucie at the end of No More Lies.
- The Daleks talk about putting the Doctor on trial to deceive the inhabitants of Red Rocket Rising. This may refer to the TV movie in which the Daleks, out of the norm, put the Master on trial, listening to his plea, and explains why this had happened.
- Lucie meets the Daleks again in her last story, Lucie Miller / To the Death.
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“The dialectic between change and continuity is a painful but deeply instructive one, in personal life as in the life of a people. To “see the light” too often has meant rejecting the treasures found in darkness.”
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