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While we wait for the next Doctor Who<\/a> special to land, the BBC has released the scripts for Flux and Eve of the Daleks for fans to pour over.<\/p>\n Available via the the broadcaster\u2019s Script Library<\/a>, the Doctor Who scripts offer plenty of titbits and Easter eggs that might not have been as obvious when watching. Including a specific nod to two of the Doctor\u2019s previous Scottish incarnations.<\/p>\n In the episode that kicked off season 13, The Halloween Apocalypse, the Doctor and Yaz are captured by Karvanista and facing serious danger.<\/p> Luckily, they escape using their trapeze skills, and it is revealed their handcuffs actually belonged to the Doctor, who willingly offered them up to their captor. Turns out they\u2019re voice activated, but there\u2019s a catch.<\/p>\n \u201cMaybe I was Scottish when I set these up,\u201d the Doctor wonders while trying to break free from the chains, before ordering them to release in a Scottish accent.<\/p>\n An eagle-eyed fan spotted the scene in the script for the episode, and realised it specifically references Peter Capaldi and Sylvester McCoy.<\/p>\n What a treat! Already found this gem – many more hidden in there, I’m sure! https:\/\/t.co\/jrWUtzfGBw<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/QMADFDeY1b<\/a><\/p>\u2014 Richard Lloyd ???????? (@StetsonDoctor) January 26, 2022<\/a><\/blockquote>