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{{Retitle|''The Stones of Blood'' (in-universe)}} | {{Retitle|''The Stones of Blood'' (in-universe)}} | ||
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|type = [[Doctor Who ( | |type = [[Doctor Who (in-universe)|''Doctor Who'' serial]] | ||
|made by = [[BBC (in-universe)|BBC]] | |made by = [[BBC (in-universe)|BBC]] | ||
|first mention = The Stones of Spookiness (short story) | |first mention = The Stones of Spookiness (short story) | ||
}}{{Dab page|The Stones of...}} | }}{{Dab page|The Stones of...}} | ||
'''''The Stones of Blood''''' was a ''[[Doctor Who ( | '''''The Stones of Blood''''' was a ''[[Doctor Who (in-universe)|Doctor Who]]'' story written by [[David Fisher (in-universe)|David Fisher]] which involved a [[stone circle]]. It was one of [[Paul Magrs (in-universe)|Paul Magrs]]'s favourites. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Stones of Spookiness (short story)|The Stones of Spookiness]]'') | ||
[[River Song's diary]] contained a [[photograph]] of the [[Ogri]] with the note ''The Stones of Blood''. ([[WC]]: ''[[Monster File: Vampires (webcast)|Monster File: Vampires]]'') | [[River Song's diary]] contained a [[photograph]] of the [[Ogri]] with the note ''The Stones of Blood''. ([[WC]]: ''[[Monster File: Vampires (webcast)|Monster File: Vampires]]'') | ||
Revision as of 20:47, 27 November 2023
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The Stones of Blood was a Doctor Who story written by David Fisher which involved a stone circle. It was one of Paul Magrs's favourites. (PROSE: The Stones of Spookiness)
River Song's diary contained a photograph of the Ogri with the note The Stones of Blood. (WC: Monster File: Vampires)
Behind the scenes
Important note
This is a in-universe counterpart of the real world Doctor Who television serial The Stones of Blood that exists within the Doctor's universe. It was mentioned in the short story The Stones of Spookiness, which featured Paul Magrs's fictional counterpart visiting the Rollright Stones, where The Stones of Blood was filmed in the real world.
