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The '''Eternity Clock''' was a device of unknown origins. It was split into its four components and each was sent to a different point in time. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[River Song]] investigated the [[time storm]] the pieces created; the pieces were crying out to each other, begging to be put back together, threatening all of reality. They were brought back together after being stolen from the [[Cybermen]], [[Dalek]]s, [[ | The '''Eternity Clock''' was a device of unknown origins. It was split into its four components and each was sent to a different point in time. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[River Song]] investigated the [[time storm]] the pieces created; the pieces were crying out to each other, begging to be put back together, threatening all of reality. They were brought back together after being stolen from the [[Cybermen]], [[Dalek]]s, [[Silents]] and [[Silurian]]s in different time periods. The device synched with [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] and took the Doctor and River on an unknown trip. ([[GAME]]: ''[[The Eternity Clock (video game)|The Eternity Clock]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 22:41, 10 September 2019
The Eternity Clock was a device of unknown origins. It was split into its four components and each was sent to a different point in time. The Eleventh Doctor and River Song investigated the time storm the pieces created; the pieces were crying out to each other, begging to be put back together, threatening all of reality. They were brought back together after being stolen from the Cybermen, Daleks, Silents and Silurians in different time periods. The device synched with the TARDIS and took the Doctor and River on an unknown trip. (GAME: The Eternity Clock)
