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* Jossed.
* Jossed.


== The Three Families are related to [[Doctor Who (TV)/NS/Recap/S3 E8 Human Nature|The Family.]] ==
== The Three Families are related to [[Doctor Who/NS/Recap/S3 E8 Human Nature|The Family.]] ==
Mostly due to using that name and being apparently after immortality.
Mostly due to using that name and being apparently after immortality.
* Jossed. They're seemingly human, and even if they weren't, they started on the other side of the world from where Son of Mine was left. (The others are in no position to make plans)
* Jossed. They're seemingly human, and even if they weren't, they started on the other side of the world from where Son of Mine was left. (The others are in no position to make plans)
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* One of the missing Torchwoods. Think about it - they sent out the word "Torchwood" not to get rid of the existing members but because ''they are'' Torchwood.
* One of the missing Torchwoods. Think about it - they sent out the word "Torchwood" not to get rid of the existing members but because ''they are'' Torchwood.
** Jossed.
** Jossed.
* The [[Doctor Who (TV)/NS/Recap/S2 E1 New Earth|Sisters of Plenitude]]: An order of nuns from ''[[Doctor Who (TV)|Doctor Who]]'' who used inexplicably living subjects to research treatments for deadly diseases.
* The [[Doctor Who/NS/Recap/S2 E1 New Earth|Sisters of Plenitude]]: An order of nuns from ''[[Doctor Who]]'' who used inexplicably living subjects to research treatments for deadly diseases.
** Unlikely. Even if they existed in the 21st century, the Sisters only did so once Earth descendants landed on New Earth. They did so out of necessity, not (only) for kicks.
** Unlikely. Even if they existed in the 21st century, the Sisters only did so once Earth descendants landed on New Earth. They did so out of necessity, not (only) for kicks.
** And Jossed.
** And Jossed.
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== The series will end with a [[Reset Button]]. ==
== The series will end with a [[Reset Button]]. ==
* [[Doctor Who (TV)/Recap/S32 E8 Let's Kill Hitler|"Let's Kill Hitler"]] has gone past without so much as a mention of the miracle despite ostensibly being set at the same time; assuming the two shows are still in continuity and this isn't simply a case of the right hand not knowing what the left is doing, this seems to imply that the ending will prevent the miracle from ever happening.
* [[Doctor Who/Recap/S32 E8 Let's Kill Hitler|"Let's Kill Hitler"]] has gone past without so much as a mention of the miracle despite ostensibly being set at the same time; assuming the two shows are still in continuity and this isn't simply a case of the right hand not knowing what the left is doing, this seems to imply that the ending will prevent the miracle from ever happening.
** This would also explain why Jack, who is from the future, had no knowledge of the Miracle beforehand.
** This would also explain why Jack, who is from the future, had no knowledge of the Miracle beforehand.
** Except for the fact that the Miracle was directly caused by him. Thanks to time travel, he ended up in a time that wasn't his own, and his existence in that timeline caused a major change in the flow of events. There's no way he could have possible know about the Miracle given that his time travel interference is what caused it.
** Except for the fact that the Miracle was directly caused by him. Thanks to time travel, he ended up in a time that wasn't his own, and his existence in that timeline caused a major change in the flow of events. There's no way he could have possible know about the Miracle given that his time travel interference is what caused it.
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