Inspector Spacetime Revisited

the flying squids from ‘Moon of the Living’ were a downright terrifying sight.

Nor was it shown the sky-fortress’s ultimate fate, other than not being present since it appeared in ‘The Tooting of the Horns’.

his massively retconning the Inspector’s backstory as well as killing off the entirety of Infinity Knights (even off-screen ones) for bombast, without either having much impact upon the overall series.

there have only been two periods during which fans tuned out in large numbers, threatening the programme’s future each time.

what would happen to her, and would she still be able to transport the Inspector et alia to other points in space and time?

it might end up with the Inspector and their Associates swapping bodies.

rather than force someone to watch over the executed for 10.000 years, as the Inspector was assigned to do for Sissy, upon her (failed) execution.

It was intended to make the Infinity Knights that much more threatening, especially to the Inspector.

there has never been a Big Bad who, once defeated by the Inspector, causes their massive lair to collapse down upon everyone, only for the Inspector and their Associates to escape unharmed.

That could produce one of the more complicated series arcs in the programme’s history.

everything took on a sickly, greenish colour, indicating that the creature had infected the BOOTH so completely.

seemingly as to beat the trope of green being evil into the floor.

‘It may work on humans, but I’m not human.’

‘Well, she turned me into a newt!’

in which the Inspector, Angie and Aidan find themselves the protagonists of the novel The Lion’s Bite, which was canonically written by Brooke Rhapsody, to give them ideas of what to do when things happen in the episode.

one has to wonder whether the full contents of Brooke’s daybook will ever be published.

but the Powers That Be wouldn’t allow such a scene to be aired now.