Turn Left

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"Turn Left" is a critically acclaimed episode of the British science fiction series Doctor Who that explores an alternate reality in which companion Donna Noble never meets the Doctor, leading to catastrophic consequences.

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Turn Left canonical 5
"Turn Left" 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Doctor Who television episode ⓘ
science fiction television episode ⓘ
centralCharacter Donna Noble ⓘ
centralTheme alternate history ⓘ
choice and consequence ⓘ
sacrifice ⓘ
continuityLink Journey's End ⓘ
Smith and Jones ⓘ
The Fires of Pompeii ⓘ
The Runaway Bride ⓘ
The Stolen Earth ⓘ
Voyage of the Damned ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom ⓘ
criticalReception critically acclaimed ⓘ
director Graeme Harper ⓘ
episodeNumberInSeason 11 ⓘ
featuresCharacter Rose Tyler ⓘ
Sylvia Noble ⓘ
Wilfred Mott ⓘ
featuresCompanion Donna Noble ⓘ
featuresDoctor Tenth Doctor ⓘ
featuresEvent appearance of a time beetle manipulating Donna’s timeline ⓘ
death of the Doctor in an alternate timeline ⓘ
devastation of London by the Titanic starship ⓘ
firstBroadcastChannel BBC One ⓘ
followedByEpisode The Stolen Earth ⓘ
genre science fiction ⓘ
language English ⓘ
narrativeDevice alternate timeline ⓘ
what-if scenario ⓘ
notableAspect explores a world without the Doctor ⓘ
focuses on Donna Noble rather than the Doctor ⓘ
serves as a prelude to the Series 4 finale ⓘ
originalNetwork BBC One ⓘ
partOfSeries Doctor Who ⓘ
plotSummary Donna Noble is shown an alternate timeline in which she never meets the Doctor, leading to catastrophic events on Earth. ⓘ
portraysCharacter Bernard Cribbins ⓘ
Billie Piper ⓘ
Jacqueline King ⓘ
portraysCompanion Catherine Tate ⓘ
portraysDoctor David Tennant ⓘ
precededByEpisode Midnight ⓘ
producer Phil Collinson ⓘ
season Series 4 ⓘ
series Doctor Who ⓘ
seriesNumber 4 ⓘ
setting alternate reality ⓘ
parallel universe ⓘ
showrunner Russell T Davies ⓘ
subgenre alternate history ⓘ
writer Russell T Davies ⓘ

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