1x13 The Parting of the Ways (2) - Doctor Who (UK) Episode Guide

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Episode: 01x13
Title: The Parting of the Ways (2)
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 113
First Aired: Jun. 18, 2005

Season 1 » Episode #13 - The Parting of the Ways (2)

Doctor Who (UK) - 01x13 The Parting of the Ways (2)

Summary: The Doctor's friendship with Rose is put to the ultimate test as the Earth is plunged into all-out war - and the Time Lord is forced to take desperate measures to save humanity from annihilation. Featuring David Tennant's first appearance as the Doctor's new incarnation.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Captain Jack	played by John Barrowman
Male Programmer	played by Jo Stone-Fewings
Lynda	played by Jo Joyner
Rodrick	played by Paterson Joseph
Female Programmer	played by Nisha Nayar
Anne Droid	voiced by Anne Robinson
Dalek Operator	played by Barnaby Edwards
Dalek Operator	played by Nicholas Pegg (II)
Dalek Operator	played by David Hankinson

	Season 1 / Episode 13: - The Parting of the Ways (2) Emperor Dalek: This is perfection. I have created heaven on Earth.
	Season 1 / Episode 13: - The Parting of the Ways (2) Emperor Dalek: Purify the Earth with fire. The planet will become my temple and we shall rise. This will be our paradise!

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TRIVIA

When Jack kisses Rose and the Doctor goodbye, John Barrowman made a special effort to kiss both actors in exactly the same way... except on one take, when he kissed Billie Piper as usual, then said his line to Christopher Eccleston, started the kiss, and didn't stop until they fell on the floor. (Source: John Barrowman on the DVD commentary)
SPOILER: Series 1 contained an underlying story arc about the meaning and identity of Bad Wolf, with each episode containing several references to the name. In this episode, Rose sees dozens of Bad Wolf graffiti, which lead her to realizing that she is the Bad Wolf, and uses the words to always lead her back to The Doctor.
This episode was watched by 6.91 million viewers on its original transmission, winning a 43.96% audience share.