In each season, there is an underlying story arc that pans all episodes until finally fully addressed in the season finale. For season one, it is the concept and identity of the Bad Wolf. Season two, the Torchwood Institute. Season three, the identity of Mr. Saxon. In season four, there are several little references and jokes that eventually lead to the plot of the finale, including the missing planets and the bees disappearing from Earth, and repeated appearances of Rose Tyler on screens and monitors. In addition, there are repeated references to there being something on Donna's back. While this does not carry on to the season finale itself, it does play an important part in the episode which sets up the finale's story. In season five, there are "cracks" in the universe, which must ultimately be fixed in the season finale. In season six, a future version of the Doctor is seen to be killed, causing complications for the "present" version of the Doctor and his companions, also there is the repeated appearance of Madame Kovarian who only Amy can see. Season seven revolves around the "impossible" Clara Oswin Oswald, who the Doctor keeps running into in various places and times, though she does not remember him. In season eight, it is the identity of the mysterious Missy and where the people are going after they die, while season nine deals with the identity of the long-prophesied "hybrid" of two powerful warrior races, believed to be the Daleks and the Time Lords. Season ten focuses on the Doctor taking a job as a lecturer at a university, in order to guard a secret vault underneath it, that is later revealed in episode six to contain Missy, who he then begins to help become "good" again.
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