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Exactly what was meant by the word ''series'' in an astronomical context was unknown. The Index File noted that "Castrovalva [was] the central habitation of the planet that forms the {{PAGENAME}}". This begged the unanswered question of how a single object made a series. | Exactly what was meant by the word ''series'' in an astronomical context was unknown. The Index File noted that "Castrovalva [was] the central habitation of the planet that forms the {{PAGENAME}}". This begged the unanswered question of how a single object made a series. | ||
However, the Index File was, at the time that [[Nyssa]] and [[Tegan Jovanka|Tegan]] consulted it about the Phylox Series, compromised. Because | However, the Index File was, at the time that [[Nyssa]] and [[Tegan Jovanka|Tegan]] consulted it about the Phylox Series, compromised. Because {{Ainley}} instructed [[Adric]] to place this false entry into the Index File, the information was entirely suspect. The {{PAGENAME}} likely never existed. ([[TV]]: ''[[Castrovalva (TV story)|Castrovalva]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 16:00, 24 November 2012
The Phylox series was, according to the TARDIS Index File, the planet on which the city of Castrovalva was located.
Exactly what was meant by the word series in an astronomical context was unknown. The Index File noted that "Castrovalva [was] the central habitation of the planet that forms the Phylox series". This begged the unanswered question of how a single object made a series.
However, the Index File was, at the time that Nyssa and Tegan consulted it about the Phylox Series, compromised. Because the Tremas Master instructed Adric to place this false entry into the Index File, the information was entirely suspect. The Phylox series likely never existed. (TV: Castrovalva)
