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Weeks of mysteries, recurring characters, and ominous quotes all come to a head with ‘The Legend Of Ruby Sunday,’ the first of an explosive two-part finale for Doctor Who. The 45-minute episode sags under the weight of eight episodes of build-up. The Doctor and Ruby barge into UNIT, still in
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