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[[The Doctor's TARDIS]] once possessed an audio index file pertaining to the film that was later deleted. The file contained the words: | [[The Doctor's TARDIS]] once possessed an audio index file pertaining to the film that was later deleted. The file contained the words: | ||
:''Let us go, let us go; Through acid seas and snow; Let us go, let us go; To serve brains of [[ | :''Let us go, let us go; Through acid seas and snow; Let us go, let us go; To serve brains of [[Morpho (species)|Morpho]]; I don't care what [[Yartek]] will say; Let the Keys be found; The [[Voord]] never bothered me anyway.'' | ||
([[PROSE]]: ''[[Citation Needed (short story)|Citation Needed]]'') | ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Citation Needed (short story)|Citation Needed]]'') | ||
Revision as of 19:51, 24 October 2019
- You may be looking for the song.
Frozen was a cartoon film that the Doctor had seen exactly 387 times by their eleventh incarnation (PROSE: Citation Needed), involving an "eternal winter". (TV: Empress of Mars) Missy told the Saxon Master she recently watched Frozen with the Doctor and the Master asked if it was a form of torture. (PROSE: Alit in Underland)
The Doctor's TARDIS once possessed an audio index file pertaining to the film that was later deleted. The file contained the words:
- Let us go, let us go; Through acid seas and snow; Let us go, let us go; To serve brains of Morpho; I don't care what Yartek will say; Let the Keys be found; The Voord never bothered me anyway.
Behind the scenes
- Frozen is an animated film produced by Disney and released in 2013, which was based heavily on the Hans Christian Andersen story The Snow Queen.
- Lisa Stokke voiced Queen Elsa in the Norwegian language dub of Frozen.
