The 35 Greatest Easter Eggs From The “Doctor Who” 50th Anniversary

Spoilers, sweeties.

The original title sequence from 1963 kicked off the episode.

The original title sequence from 1963 kicked off the episode.

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Totter's Lane, where the First Doctor parked his TARDIS while his grand-daughter Susan Foreman was at school, got a lovely wink at the opening of the episode.

Totter's Lane, where the First Doctor parked his TARDIS while his grand-daughter Susan Foreman was at school, got a lovely wink at the opening of the episode.

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And here's Coal Hill School itself, where companions Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright taught. Look closely...

And here's Coal Hill School itself, where companions Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright taught. Look closely...

Chairman of the Governors: Ian Chesterton!

And right under that it reads "W. Coburn", which is probably to be a nod to Anthony Coburn, who helped developed Doctor Who back in the 50s and is believed to be behind the idea that the outside of the TARDIS should look like a police box.

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And we got a lovely little homage to TARDISes past via "the round things".

And we got a lovely little homage to TARDISes past via "the round things".

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