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| rdfs:label | - A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)
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| rdfs:comment | - Further notable moments were the reappearances of several of the Doctor's allies, enemies, and neutral acquaintances - and the introduction of several previously unseen friends. Three individuals who debuted in this story would later become known as the Paternoster Gang as they continued to make appearances as a collective: Madame Vastra, her lover Jenny Flint, and the Sontaran Strax. However, other allies would not live through this story, or suffer worse fates than death, such as Dorium Maldovar, who would make a costly mistake that reduced him to a mere head. However, one death would be reversed. This would happen in a mini-episode sequel set shortly after the events of this episode, entitled The Battle of Demon's Run: Two Days Later.
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| CostumeAsst | - Jason Gill
- Yasemin Kascioglu
- Frances Morris
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| Electrician | - Ben Griffiths
- Bob Milton
- Stephen Slocombe
- Alan Tippetts
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| DressingProps | - Kristian Wilsher
- Tom Belton
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| WithThanksTo | - BBC National Orchestra of Wales
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| PropsMaker | - Nicholas Robatto
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- Alan Hardy
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| ExecutiveProd | - Beth Willis
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| FocusPuller | - Steve Rees
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| BTS | - The Headless Monks Exclusive Sneak Peek From BBC America's Original 'Doctor Who' Specials
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| Make-upArtist | - Allison Sing
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| StandbyProps | - Phil Shellard
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| Trailer | - Doctor Who A Good Man Goes to War - Series 6, Episode 7 Trailer - BBC One
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| Clip | - Protect the child at all costs - Doctor Who - A Good Man Goes to War - Series 6 - BBC
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| Note | - No Ood actually appear in this episode, but they receive a creator credit.
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| Setting | - Demon's Run, c. 52nd century
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| Stunt | - Gordon Seed
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- Dean Forster
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| abstract | - Further notable moments were the reappearances of several of the Doctor's allies, enemies, and neutral acquaintances - and the introduction of several previously unseen friends. Three individuals who debuted in this story would later become known as the Paternoster Gang as they continued to make appearances as a collective: Madame Vastra, her lover Jenny Flint, and the Sontaran Strax. However, other allies would not live through this story, or suffer worse fates than death, such as Dorium Maldovar, who would make a costly mistake that reduced him to a mere head. However, one death would be reversed. This would happen in a mini-episode sequel set shortly after the events of this episode, entitled The Battle of Demon's Run: Two Days Later. This story marked the first time that the BBC Wales series had not broadcast an uninterrupted thirteen-episode run for a series of Doctor Who. As a result of its status as a midseries finale, the length and allotted run time of the episode was extended to 50 minutes. The episode was also given an ending that would allow for a reasonable time skip to take place in-universe, where the Doctor sets off on his own in search of Melody Pond. However, viewers can still watch Series 6 in full without any difference in the story arc progression. The major plots introduced at the beginning of this series were continued in the latter half of the broadcast and tied up in a standalone finale. The practice of splitting apart a 13-episode series would be repeated with Series 7, which contained further experiments with the series format. It was comprised of two different character-related story arcs that were contained in the first and second parts of Series 7, and premiered new episodes across two years, incorporating a Christmas special in between the break that bridged the two halves of the series. The singular run format would not return until the Eleventh Doctor's era came to a close.
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