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Donald was also mentioned in the [[NOTVALID|invalid]] ''[[Disney Time 1975 (TV story)|Disney Time 1975]]'', in which the [[Fourth Doctor]] asked a passerby where he could find the duck, as well as [[Mickey Mouse]] and [[Goofy]]. The passerby explicitly identifies Donald as being a "Disney [[cartoon|toon]]". Nonetheless, the Doctor goes on to talk of the characters as if they were real individuals. The Disney cartoon ''[[Clock Cleaners]]'', which featured Donald, was also shown in the story. | Donald was also mentioned in the [[NOTVALID|invalid]] ''[[Disney Time 1975 (TV story)|Disney Time 1975]]'', in which the [[Fourth Doctor]] asked a passerby where he could find the duck, as well as [[Mickey Mouse]] and [[Goofy]]. The passerby explicitly identifies Donald as being a "Disney [[cartoon|toon]]". Nonetheless, the Doctor goes on to talk of the characters as if they were real individuals. The Disney cartoon ''[[Clock Cleaners]]'', which featured Donald, was also shown in the story. | ||
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Revision as of 10:52, 18 March 2023
At Castle Extremis, Martha Jones jokingly introduced the Tenth Doctor as "Doctor Donald Duck", after he in turn introduced her as "Martha Mouse". (PROSE: Martha in the Mirror)
Donald was featured on a postcard alongside Mickey Mouse stuck to a refrigerator in Rani Chandra's house. (TV: The Mark of the Berserker)
Behind the scenes
Donald was also mentioned in the invalid Disney Time 1975, in which the Fourth Doctor asked a passerby where he could find the duck, as well as Mickey Mouse and Goofy. The passerby explicitly identifies Donald as being a "Disney toon". Nonetheless, the Doctor goes on to talk of the characters as if they were real individuals. The Disney cartoon Clock Cleaners, which featured Donald, was also shown in the story.
