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* Followng his victory over the [[Sycorax]] leader in a [[sword]] fight,[[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] found a '''satsuma''' in his pocket and threw it against a switch on the hull of the [[Sycorax]] | * Followng his victory over the [[Sycorax]] leader in a [[sword]] fight,[[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] found a '''satsuma''' in his pocket and threw it against a switch on the hull of the [[Sycorax Asteroid|Sycorax vessel]]. The Sycorax leader, who, in violation of the rules of combat, was about to come up behind the Doctor and kill him, found the hull under his feet opening up, and fell thousands of feet to his death. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]'') The satsuma ended up being kept in [[Leamington Spa]] Lifeboat Museaum along with a Sycorax [[sword]]. (''[[Defending the Earth!|whoisdoctorwho.co.uk]]'') | ||
* The beggar boy kidnapped by the [[Graske]] in [[1883]] said he was "saving up money for a '''satsuma'''." ([[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Graske]]'') | * The beggar boy kidnapped by the [[Graske]] in [[1883]] said he was "saving up money for a '''satsuma'''." ([[DW]]: ''[[Attack of the Graske]]'') | ||
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The satsuma is a small variety of tangerine commonly found in Christmas stockings in Great Britain.
Doctor Who references
- Followng his victory over the Sycorax leader in a sword fight,the Doctor found a satsuma in his pocket and threw it against a switch on the hull of the Sycorax vessel. The Sycorax leader, who, in violation of the rules of combat, was about to come up behind the Doctor and kill him, found the hull under his feet opening up, and fell thousands of feet to his death. (DW: The Christmas Invasion) The satsuma ended up being kept in Leamington Spa Lifeboat Museaum along with a Sycorax sword. (whoisdoctorwho.co.uk)
- The beggar boy kidnapped by the Graske in 1883 said he was "saving up money for a satsuma." (DW: Attack of the Graske)
- Like all citrus fruits, satsumas are rich in citric acid, a precursor to vitamin C. As such, they would not have been on the menu for Cessair of Diplos, for whom citric acid was toxic, a fact discovered by Romana and Professor Rumford. (DW: The Stones of Blood)
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