The Legend of Ruby Sunday’s initial script featured a big pre-titles montage. <\/p>
The penultimate episode of Doctor Who<\/a> season 14, The Legend of Ruby Sunday, finally revealed some answers in the mystery surrounding Susan Twist<\/a>\u2018s multiple characters, as they were revealed to be a herald of Sutekh<\/a>, The One Who Waits<\/a>.<\/p>\n However, it turns out we almost saw a number of additional incarnations of Twist in the show, with the actor originally set to appear in a montage sequence at the start of the episode, starting the Doctor and Ruby on their trip to UNIT<\/a> in a quest for answers.<\/p>\n In the latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine<\/a>, it is revealed that The Legend of Ruby Sunday<\/a> was originally written under the working title Chrysalis, and would have started with the Doctor and Ruby finding a version of Twist as a nanny in Pennsylvania in 1946.<\/p>\n She would have been seen pushing a pram through a park past Albert Einstein and Paul Robeson, at which point the Doctor would note: \u201cEverywhere we go. The same woman. Everywhere in time and space. And right now she\u2019s human\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n In the scene, the Doctor would have notably ignored Einstein and Robeson, and instead focused on Twist\u2019s character.<\/p>\n THE ONE WHO WAITS\u2026 WAITS NO MORE\ud83d\ude31\u23f3