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Mondas
18-10-2014
...was in two different styles in this episode, I'm sure of it.
Now I never usually notice things like this and it's probably just bad editing, but maybe it's a similar scenario to Smith's jacket on/off thing from the Time of Angels and we're getting two versions of Capaldi's incarnation? The tough, gritty, harsh version and a slightly softer, more 'Doctorish' version?

Or it's just bad editing. :-P
CD93
18-10-2014
The hair stylist got it wrong when Capaldi came on location, back from shooting Mummy. That's the "Cardiff" reason. I'm sure we can speculate on the "in-universe" reason, no end
jcafcw
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by Mondas:
“was in two different styles in this episode, I'm sure of it Now I never usually notice things like this and it's probably just bad editing, but maybe it's a similar scenario to Smith's jacket on/off thing from the Time of Angels and we're getting two versions of Capaldi's incarnation?

Or it's just bad editing. :-P”

I thought the two styles were intentional. The flatter style was there when the TARDIS was in trouble and the life support was failing.
Ber
18-10-2014
I noticed that his hair was more bushy when he left the tardis. I assumed it was a continuity error
LightMeUp
18-10-2014
I noticed this! Very very doubtful that it's a deliberate hair flattening mind. Though you be never know, maybe he did it to appeal to his flat enemy!
Mondas
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by LightMeUp:
“I noticed this! Very very doubtful that it's a deliberate hair flattening mind. Though you be never know, maybe he did it to appeal to his flat enemy!”

Genius. I'll go with that.
MinkytheDog
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by Mondas:
“...was in two different styles in this episode, I'm sure of it.
Now I never usually notice things like this and it's probably just bad editing, but maybe it's a similar scenario to Smith's jacket on/off thing from the Time of Angels and we're getting two versions of Capaldi's incarnation? The tough, gritty, harsh version and a slightly softer, more 'Doctorish' version?

Or it's just bad editing. :-P”

I thought the same thing - he had his backcombed perm thing for most of the first half but seemed to have a flatter style with a bit of a parting and hair flicked forward later on.

I put it down to his having been shaken around in the Tardisette - but I never write off anything curious.

If you want to - add it to the "throwaways" thread at http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showt...002895&page=16 - trying to keep a list of anything that just might have the potential to be "something"
Kapellmeister
18-10-2014
It was quite a poor continuity error, tbh.
Michael_Eve
18-10-2014
I'm wondering whether his scenes in the TARDIS and the location scenes were filmed at different times during the 8 month shoot? And his hair had grown.

Kapellmeister
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by Michael_Eve:
“I'm wondering whether his scenes in the TARDIS and the location scenes were filmed at different times during the 8 month shoot? And his hair had grown.

”

Agreed. It wasn't just a styling error. I think the scenes at the end were filmed at a totally different time to the others. Capaldi looked more like he did in 'Into the Dalek'. I think his characterisation was different as well.
MinkytheDog
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by Michael_Eve:
“I'm wondering whether his scenes in the TARDIS and the location scenes were filmed at different times during the 8 month shoot? And his hair had grown.

”

Or his head has shrunk.
James Frederick
18-10-2014
Well he did have to keep sticking his head up against a door and path what was getting smaller and smaller that may have fattened his hair a bit
Xmas_Trenzalore
18-10-2014
Maybe they cut a line

"Life support failing. Reactor core going critical. Hair gel supplies dangerously low!"
adams66
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by Xmas_Trenzalore:
“Maybe they cut a line

"Life support failing. Reactor core going critical. Hair gel supplies dangerously low!"”

That'll be in the deleted scenes on the DVD!
CD93
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by Kapellmeister:
“Agreed. It wasn't just a styling error. I think the scenes at the end were filmed at a totally different time to the others. Capaldi looked more like he did in 'Into the Dalek'. I think his characterisation was different as well.”

While Capaldi was trapped in the TARDIS, he was also off filming Mummy - just as Jenna was trapped in the train compartment while she was filming Flatline

When Capaldi came to film his bits in the tunnel, there was a mix-up.

[ Source: Part of Clan Mackinnon ]
adams66
18-10-2014
Originally Posted by CD93:
“While Capaldi was trapped in the TARDIS, he was also off filming Mummy - just as Jenna was trapped in the train compartment while she was filming Flatline

When Capaldi came to film his bits in the tunnel, there was a mix-up.

[ Source: Part of Clan Mackinnon ]”

Thanks for that.
A simple continuity error - so no need to invent complex plot reasons for it.
The_Judge_
19-10-2014
Originally Posted by Mondas:
“...was in two different styles in this episode, I'm sure of it.
Now I never usually notice things like this and it's probably just bad editing, but maybe it's a similar scenario to Smith's jacket on/off thing from the Time of Angels and we're getting two versions of Capaldi's incarnation? The tough, gritty, harsh version and a slightly softer, more 'Doctorish' version?

Or it's just bad editing. :-P”

I think we can forgive the BBC the odd mistake eh, here or there When Clara and Riggsy meet the policewoman and Clara claims to be from MI5, Clara and Riggsy swap position (left & right) with each other. Didn't spoil the show, it just happens ...
Mondas
19-10-2014
I know there's no need. It's fun though.
Mondas
19-10-2014
Don't get me wrong I'm not nitpicking and didn't detract from my enjoyment of the story, just something that stood out to me that's all.
The_Judge_
19-10-2014
Originally Posted by Mondas:
“Don't get me wrong I'm not nitpicking and didn't detract from my enjoyment of the story, just something that stood out to me that's all.”

Yup, I spotted the smilie in your OP, all good
Westy2
19-10-2014
Originally Posted by CD93:
“While Capaldi was trapped in the TARDIS, he was also off filming Mummy - just as Jenna was trapped in the train compartment while she was filming Flatline

When Capaldi came to film his bits in the tunnel, there was a mix-up.

[ Source: Part of Clan Mackinnon ]”

If that's the case, it was less noticeable than previous years!
nattoyaki
19-10-2014
His hair was flat when he left the Tardis and banished the Boneless (with the others present ofc) as well as his solo scenes, then was much longer, wavy and pushed back again as he dropped them off in the final scene.

If it's a continuity error it's a pretty big slip to have a noticeable haircut - not just a slight trim - in the middle of filming an episode!
Firegazer
19-10-2014
Originally Posted by jcafcw:
“I thought the two styles were intentional. The flatter style was there when the TARDIS was in trouble and the life support was failing.”

Ah.

So when the life support fails

Capaldi's hair fails too!
Mondas
19-10-2014
Originally Posted by nattoyaki:
“His hair was flat when he left the Tardis and banished the Boneless (with the others present ofc) as well as his solo scenes, then was much longer, wavy and pushed back again as he dropped them off in the final scene.

If it's a continuity error it's a pretty big slip to have a noticeable haircut - not just a slight trim - in the middle of filming an episode!”

Exactly what I thought.
bennythedip
01-01-2015
I started watching my season 8 set today and can't help but noticing how normal capaldis hair is in deep breath compared to last christmas where it is bouffant. He reminds me of jon pertwee in that respect as his hair started reasonably normal on spearhead from space and progressively got more and more bouffant as the series went on.
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