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The day after [[16 July|''Saturn V''{{'}}s launch]] | On '''17 July''' [[6012]], a [[rocket]] with [[human]]s and [[Hath]] arrived on the [[planet]] [[Messaline]], and they used [[robot]] [[construction drone]]s to build an underground city. Before long, though, the mission commanded developed [[byzantine fever]], was put into quarantine, and finally died. After his death, they could not decide on who to replace him as their leader, and so the humans and Hath split up into two separate factions, beginning the seven-day [[Human-Hath War]], which finally ended on the [[24 July|24th]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Doctor's Daughter (TV story)|The Doctor's Daughter]]'') | ||
The day after [[16 July|''Saturn V''{{'}}s launch]] in [[1969]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] told off the secret agents, [[Spencer (Blue Moon)|Spencer]] and [[Milledge]] for hiding an [[alien]] [[Species (Blue Moon)|species]]' transmission just so they could "pervert a pure and innocent gesture of faith into a weapon" to win the [[Cold War]] with. The Doctor, after recording the signal at [[Mission Control]] with a [[dictaphone]] to use for later, surrendered himself to the agents. The agents knocked the Doctor out and locked in an office. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Blue Moon (short story)|Blue Moon]]'') | |||
In [[1987]], [[Simon Jenkins]] — known as "the Capper" because he kneecapped people — set himself on fire in a public courtyard. His charred body was evacuated to [[South Park Hospital]] where the staff attempted, to save him. He briefly showed extraordinary, impossible signs of life, then appeared to conclusively die. Dr [[Polly Fielding]] formally filed his death certificate. Only he wasn't dead. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Damaged Goods (novel)|Damaged Goods]]'') | In [[1987]], [[Simon Jenkins]] — known as "the Capper" because he kneecapped people — set himself on fire in a public courtyard. His charred body was evacuated to [[South Park Hospital]] where the staff attempted, to save him. He briefly showed extraordinary, impossible signs of life, then appeared to conclusively die. Dr [[Polly Fielding]] formally filed his death certificate. Only he wasn't dead. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Damaged Goods (novel)|Damaged Goods]]'') | ||
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On 17 July 6012, a rocket with humans and Hath arrived on the planet Messaline, and they used robot construction drones to build an underground city. Before long, though, the mission commanded developed byzantine fever, was put into quarantine, and finally died. After his death, they could not decide on who to replace him as their leader, and so the humans and Hath split up into two separate factions, beginning the seven-day Human-Hath War, which finally ended on the 24th. (TV: The Doctor's Daughter)
The day after Saturn V's launch in 1969, the Tenth Doctor told off the secret agents, Spencer and Milledge for hiding an alien species' transmission just so they could "pervert a pure and innocent gesture of faith into a weapon" to win the Cold War with. The Doctor, after recording the signal at Mission Control with a dictaphone to use for later, surrendered himself to the agents. The agents knocked the Doctor out and locked in an office. (PROSE: Blue Moon)
In 1987, Simon Jenkins — known as "the Capper" because he kneecapped people — set himself on fire in a public courtyard. His charred body was evacuated to South Park Hospital where the staff attempted, to save him. He briefly showed extraordinary, impossible signs of life, then appeared to conclusively die. Dr Polly Fielding formally filed his death certificate. Only he wasn't dead. (PROSE: Damaged Goods)
17 July of either 2007 or 2008 was also the release date of both The Pink Panther and Date Movie, at least according to advertisements in a Cardiff supermarket. (TV: Out of Time)
