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With Blon reduced to an [[egg]], the Doctor intended to drop her off at a [[hatchery]] on [[Raxacoricofallapatorius]], where she could have a second chance at life. ([[TV]]: ''[[Boom Town (TV story)|Boom Town]]'') Adopted by the [[Jingatheen family]], Blon was reborn as Margaret Ag-Kris Therur-Ford Jingatheen, who eventually became a [[Detective Inspector]] with the [[Shadow Proclamation]]. Left with her human [[skin suit]], Margaret would wear it throughout her life. During her career with the Shadow Proclamation, she led a [[Tycho|ship]] of [[Judoon]], encountered the [[Twelfth Doctor]] and faced [[Weeping Angel]]s. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[A Confusion of Angels (comic story)|A Confusion of Angels]]'') | |||
[[UNIT]] issued a [[press briefing]] on [[8 October]], in the aftermath of the quake, where they announced that the clean-up of the tremor had been successful, however they stated that many people were missing, including [[Margaret Blaine]], and that the [[Blaidd Drwg|Blaidd Drwg Power Plant]] project would have to be abandoned due to the ground it was to be built on being unstable. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cardiff Earthquake (short story)|Cardiff Earthquake]]'') | [[UNIT]] issued a [[press briefing]] on [[8 October]], in the aftermath of the quake, where they announced that the clean-up of the tremor had been successful, however they stated that many people were missing, including [[Margaret Blaine]], and that the [[Blaidd Drwg|Blaidd Drwg Power Plant]] project would have to be abandoned due to the ground it was to be built on being unstable. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cardiff Earthquake (short story)|Cardiff Earthquake]]'') | ||
For the TARDIS crew, they moved on from Raxacoricofallapatorious to [[Kyoto]] in [[1336]] before they were brought to the [[Game Station]], where they were embroiled in the [[Dalek]] [[Battle of the Game Station|invasion]] of Earth in the year [[200,100]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') By using Blon's extrapolator, the TARDIS wielded a [[force field]] which protected it from the firepower of both the Daleks and [[Dalek Flagship (The Parting of the Ways)|their flagship]], allowing the Doctor and Jack to rescue Rose when she was captured by them. When the Doctor sent Rose home for her own safety, Rose refused to leave him and, having witnessed the heart of the TARDIS reveal itself before, enlisted Mickey and [[Jackie Tyler|Jackie]]'s aid to do it again so she could return. Exposed to the energy of the [[Time Vortex]], Rose briefly became the [[Bad Wolf (entity)|Bad Wolf]], the power of which she used to destroy the [[Dalek Emperor in the Last Great Time War|Dalek Emperor]] and [[Dalek Fleet|his fleet]] whilst resurrecting the slain Captain Jack. However, Rose was endangered by the vortex energy, forcing the Doctor to take it within himself before returning it, resulting in his [[regeneration]] into the [[Tenth Doctor]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'') | |||
Much later from the Doctor's perspective, when he took the TARDIS back to Cardiff to refuel again in [[2008]], [[Martha Jones]] recalled the earthquake from a "couple of years ago", correctly presuming that the Doctor was involved. The Doctor admitted that there was a "bit of trouble with the Slitheen" and that he was "a different man back then". ([[TV]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 11:08, 4 April 2022
- You may be looking for Boom Town or the titular short story.
The Cardiff Earthquake was the public name that UNIT gave (PROSE: Cardiff Earthquake) to the earthquake caused by Blon Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen's plan to trick the Ninth Doctor and Jack Harkness to use the tribophysical waveform macro-kinetic extrapolator to refuel the TARDIS, which actually opened the Cardiff Space-Time Rift instead. (TV: Boom Town)
History
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Aftermath
With Blon reduced to an egg, the Doctor intended to drop her off at a hatchery on Raxacoricofallapatorius, where she could have a second chance at life. (TV: Boom Town) Adopted by the Jingatheen family, Blon was reborn as Margaret Ag-Kris Therur-Ford Jingatheen, who eventually became a Detective Inspector with the Shadow Proclamation. Left with her human skin suit, Margaret would wear it throughout her life. During her career with the Shadow Proclamation, she led a ship of Judoon, encountered the Twelfth Doctor and faced Weeping Angels. (COMIC: A Confusion of Angels)
UNIT issued a press briefing on 8 October, in the aftermath of the quake, where they announced that the clean-up of the tremor had been successful, however they stated that many people were missing, including Margaret Blaine, and that the Blaidd Drwg Power Plant project would have to be abandoned due to the ground it was to be built on being unstable. (PROSE: Cardiff Earthquake)
For the TARDIS crew, they moved on from Raxacoricofallapatorious to Kyoto in 1336 before they were brought to the Game Station, where they were embroiled in the Dalek invasion of Earth in the year 200,100. (TV: Bad Wolf) By using Blon's extrapolator, the TARDIS wielded a force field which protected it from the firepower of both the Daleks and their flagship, allowing the Doctor and Jack to rescue Rose when she was captured by them. When the Doctor sent Rose home for her own safety, Rose refused to leave him and, having witnessed the heart of the TARDIS reveal itself before, enlisted Mickey and Jackie's aid to do it again so she could return. Exposed to the energy of the Time Vortex, Rose briefly became the Bad Wolf, the power of which she used to destroy the Dalek Emperor and his fleet whilst resurrecting the slain Captain Jack. However, Rose was endangered by the vortex energy, forcing the Doctor to take it within himself before returning it, resulting in his regeneration into the Tenth Doctor. (TV: The Parting of the Ways)
Much later from the Doctor's perspective, when he took the TARDIS back to Cardiff to refuel again in 2008, Martha Jones recalled the earthquake from a "couple of years ago", correctly presuming that the Doctor was involved. The Doctor admitted that there was a "bit of trouble with the Slitheen" and that he was "a different man back then". (TV: Utopia)
