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Our world contemporary users of prosthesis have a tendency to suffer complications from phantom limb syndrome.
The James Bond series of films has none of the original recurring cast or crew members but represents the same franchise, excluding portrayal of characters.
In the episode "Heaven Sent", The Doctor is teleported thousands of times, spurring the teletransportation paradox, raising the question of being the same Doctor.
A broom had previously been the subject of this paradox in the 1989 "Weird Al" Yankovic movie UHF, where Michael Richards' character, janitor Stanley Spadowski, claimed to still be using the same broom since he started, despite replacing the head and the shaft many times.
