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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It's become traditional for a new Doctor's first serial to deal with regeneration trauma. The Tenth's is fairly mild—compared to, say, the Sixth's brief homicidal mania—and consists of him spending Christmas unconscious in bed.[1] It's an interesting foreshadowing of what would become important themes in the next few series of Doctor Who and its spinoffs: what happens when the Doctor isn't there to save the day. |
