Amy Pond is referenced in River's diary: River Song believes Amy bought the clothes left for her after River left the Sisters of the Infinite Schism, as there were "too many short skirts". ( TV: Let's Kill Hitler) Love yourself a bit of Doctor Who and want to take your fandom to the next level? Or maybe you love a Doctor Who fan and want to impress them with your gift-giving abilities. Either way, we're here to help you down this time-travelling path. After escaping the Cybermen troop in the London Underground, there are several survivors discussing the events at-hand. Among the things they mention are references to previous events in the show's history. With the Cybermen still inside, the Doctor and River return to the street in a window-cleaning cradle and break into the Cyberfactory, intending to disable the Cyber-Planner inside. They follow the Planner's command signal towards the centre of the ship, but are forced to flee as squadrons of Cybermen are revived to pursue them. They eventually reach the ship's thermionic core, where the Cyber-Planner is located. River notices a mysterious object suspended near the Planner, which the Doctor identifies as having a huge temporal signature and broadcasting time distortion beam. He and River split up to reach control panels at the top and bottom of the core and use them to overload the thermionic power source to destroy the Cyberfactory. They escape through a newly opened time corridor, taking the strange artefact with them. The Doctor mentions that once he has moved all the boxes, he's going to have arms like the Corsair. ( TV: The Doctor's Wife)

When the Doctor and River encounter an army of Cybermen, the Doctor yells to River, "Basically, run!" This is the same line that the Eleventh Doctor first used when he was threatening the Atraxi about leaving Earth. ( TV: The Eleventh Hour) Here, however, the situation is reversed. Instead of a threat, he's warning River that they need to get away. Cast listed under 'Voice Actors' in Supermassive Games section of credits. Additional voices for international versions [ ] At one point the Doctor tells River, "Pay attention: this is about to get complicated!" which echoes the line, "Okay, kids, this is where it gets complicated" that Amy says in TV: The Big Bang and TV: Space.Gameplay is regularly stunted by the game’s adherence to a single 2D plane, often making it hard to even identify where enemies are in relation to your character – and trust me, no amount of psychic paper or witty remarks is going to save you from having to restart the level once caught by a Cyberman. One of the hats is the Seventh Doctor's Panama with the paisley band; the Doctor muses on how Scottish it is. ( TV: Time and the Rani et al.)

The Doctor realises the ship has moved to the heart of the time storm to stabilise itself. The corridors lead to the TARDIS because they are being pulled in by the maelstrom. The ship also detects a signal hidden in the time storm. The Doctor decides to investigate it. They exit the TARDIS into 1561 again, but soon notice that tally marks are appearing on the walls around them. They soon find Cyberman storage units which begin releasing their occupants. The Doctor and River flee through the tunnels to reach a Bank of England lift that lets them enter the tunnels of the London Underground. The Cybermen pursue them, but the pair seal them off behind a set of large doors.Features stylized TARDIS inspired design face, stainless steel strap & case, analog dial, and more!… 2 1 Dec 2016 Doctor Who Deluxe Ladies Collectors Watch One of the survivors reassures the others that they will be safe and that he has a cousin who works for UNIT ( TV: The Web of Fear, Aliens of London et al.) At this point in the timeline, UNIT is yet to undergo the massive redevelopment in their operations helmed by Kate Stewart ( TV: The Power of Three) so are still in their former formation. ( TV: Planet of the Dead, Death of the Doctor) Now you can have your very own Vortex Manipulator LCD Watch from the Doctor Who TV series on the BBC! Vortex Manipulators have been used in the Doctor Who… 22 23 Aug 2013 Doctor Who Dalek / Doctor Watches Whovians are deeply loyal to the Doctor's story, invested in every quirk and narrative twist that comes with each incarnation – and that's true whether you're a classic fan or you jumped on board for the modern revival. The actual TARDIS is likely powered by some alien technology that’s beyond human comprehension. This TARDIS is powered by batteries. 4 x AA batteries to be exact, which keeps it wonderfully free and untethered.

The SS Marie Antoinette crashed on Earth for at least 65 million years, due to their knowledge of dinosaur biology. Its robot crew managed to remain functional by constantly replacing the faulty parts with both organic and mechanic spares collected from their surroundings. These "spare parts" included dinosaur organs and Roman metalwork. However, as of the late 19th century, they changed their components so many times that almost nothing remained of the original androids. By that time, their ship had been reworked into a fake restaurant where unaware human victims were abducted and their organs harvested; the bodies were then burned to hide the missing parts. When the droids murdered a tyrannosaurus rex accidentally brought forward in time by the TARDIS for its optic nerve, the freshly-regenerated Twelfth Doctor found their base of operations and confronted their control node aboard the escape capsule of the ship — an enormous hot-air balloon made of human skin. The robots deactivated when the Half-Face Man fell to his death on the top of Big Ben. ( TV: Deep Breath [+] Steven Moffat, Doctor Who series 8 ( BBC One, 2014).) One of the hats is a Scottish tam. Of it, the Doctor says "if only Nessie could see me now." ( TV: Terror of the Zygons) The difficulty scaling of puzzles is also poorly executed. The switch to Hard simply reduces the time you have to complete a puzzle, which often results in a more frustrating than challenging experience. There are also a lot of ‘puzzles’ that would be better described as mini-games, such as moving a ball through a grid while dodging oncoming orbs, requiring more dexterity than puzzle solving ability. At the Stormcage Containment Facility in 5145, River Song gets a phone call. The Doctor needs her help! She escapes from the Facility. Once clear of its Tesla binding field, she uses her vortex manipulator to travel to modern day Earth, where she frees the stranded Doctor. They go through the old tunnels, trying to reach the surface. The game does feature a multiplayer option, allowing you to play co-operatively. This alleviates some of the problems you’ll encounter with the AI in single-player, but you still run into issues along the way when playing with a friend.As production on this game predates the War Doctor's debut in the 2013 television story The Name of the Doctor, the entries in River Song's diary involving past incarnations of the Doctor do not refer to him. Following the broadcast of The Name of the Doctor, in the 2015 television story The Husbands of River Song, it is revealed the possibility that River Song has met the War Doctor as well when his face is included among the photos of the Doctor she owns. In 1561, River wakes to find her equipment gone and the Doctor's psychic paper in their place. A message on the paper from her future self tells her the Silence have separated the Doctor and her through time. She soon comes across a doorway, but the corridor it leads to seems too big compared to the building's exterior. River deactivates a perception filter, revealing a doorway which she recognises as leading to a Silence facility. Unable to get through, she leaves to find the sonic screwdriver in the nearby St. Christopher's Church. River uses the sonic to open the door into the Silence complex. Inside she finds them controlling temporal energy somehow and carrying out experiments on stasis field technology. She realises they are drawing the power they need from elsewhere, along conduits leading towards St Paul's Cathedral. She makes her way through the facility and steals the stasis field generator they are using. Now done with the Doctor's things, River hides the psychic paper and screwdriver on statues, then enters the church crypt. Disguising the tomb entrance with the perception filter from the Silence base, River activates the stasis field generator, allowing her to wait out the centuries in stasis until the Doctor finds her. One of the hats is a straw hat, which the Doctor says was worn well by Vincent. ( TV: Vincent and the Doctor)

The Doctor lends his screwdriver to River. Eventually, he will gift her her own. ( TV: Forest of the Dead, The Husbands of River Song)

One of the survivors asks if they will be on the television "like when that hospital went to the moon". ( TV: Smith and Jones, Turn Left) One of the survivors asks "Will they take the children again?" referencing when aliens have previously attempted to steal human children. ( TV: The Next Doctor, Children of Earth: Day Five)