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The '''Vators''' were the major transportation method aboard ''[[Starship UK]]''. They were run by [[Vator Verse]], and operated by [[Winder]]s and/or [[ | The '''Vators''' were the major transportation method aboard ''[[Starship UK]]''. They were run by [[Vator Verse]], and operated by [[Winder]]s and/or [[Smiler]]s. The Vator Verse was sponsored by [[McLintock's Candy Burgers]]. | ||
[[Child]]ren who got a zero in a test were not permitted travel on-board a Vator — they had to walk home. If they tried to ride it, they would be sent "below" to the [[star whale]], who was willingly conducting the ship. The star whale consistently set the children free. Just this happened to, among others, [[Timmy (The Beast Below)|Timmy]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Beast Below (TV story)|The Beast Below]]'') | [[Child]]ren who got a zero in a test were not permitted travel on-board a Vator — they had to walk home. If they tried to ride it, they would be sent "below" to the [[star whale]], who was willingly conducting the ship. The star whale consistently set the children free. Just this happened to, among others, [[Timmy (The Beast Below)|Timmy]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Beast Below (TV story)|The Beast Below]]'') | ||
Revision as of 01:06, 4 October 2014
The Vators were the major transportation method aboard Starship UK. They were run by Vator Verse, and operated by Winders and/or Smilers. The Vator Verse was sponsored by McLintock's Candy Burgers.
Children who got a zero in a test were not permitted travel on-board a Vator — they had to walk home. If they tried to ride it, they would be sent "below" to the star whale, who was willingly conducting the ship. The star whale consistently set the children free. Just this happened to, among others, Timmy. (TV: The Beast Below)
- "Vator" is likely a contraction of "elevator."
