> From: solar.penguin@gmail.com   
      
   > > We were shown images of the face of the re-formed moon with the exact   
   > > same craters in the exact same places they are now.   
      
   > And that is a real problem with the episode. The craters aren't   
   > a natural part of the moon, but the result of meteors hitting it.   
      
   Yes!!!!   
      
   > That was around 2010. `Kill the Moon' is set in 2049. This gives   
   > Liz nearly 40 years to return from the moon and die of old age   
   > or whatever.   
      
   Considering that there apparently were people like Liz stationed on the   
   Moon in the DW universe, it is quite possible that all the old NASA "junk"   
   would have also be resituated/removed by 2049 -- possibly as part of some   
   anti-litter campaign.   
      
   > > which means that nothing from that   
   > > episode onwards can be considered to have actually happened.   
      
   > No, it means that this was a disappointing episode. In a show   
   > that's lasted as long as Doctor Who, there are always bound to   
   > be some disappointing episodes, just by the law of averages.   
      
   It was indeed disappointing to the point that it cannot ever be overstated.   
      
      
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