Voyage of The Damned (Doctor Who) - Continuity

Continuity

The tuxedo the Doctor wears has made two previous appearances, first in "The Age of Steel"/"Rise of the Cybermen" and then again in "The Lazarus Experiment". The Doctor tells Martha Jones that bad things always seem to happen when he wears it.

Bannakaffalatta's species is not specifically named until The End of Time.

When the Doctor meets Midshipman Frame he is excited to learn his first name is Alonso. In "Army of Ghosts", the Doctor mentions that he always wanted to meet someone named Alonso so that he could exclaim "Allons-y Alonso!". He gets his wish at the end of this episode, yelling it before saving the ship. Midshipman Frame would also appear in The End of Time in the bar scene when the Doctor hooks him up with Jack Harkness.

In an alternate universe in the episode "Turn Left" the Titanic does crash into London, completely wiping it off the map.

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