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'''''The Examiner''''' was a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[newspaper]]. | '''''The Examiner''''' was a daily [[United Kingdom|British]] [[newspaper]]. The logo of the paper was the silhouette of a [[unicorn]]. Also available was the ''[[Cardiff Examiner]]'', which featured stories local to the [[Cardiff]] area. | ||
[[John Smith (Tenth Doctor)|John Smith]] was given a copy of ''The Examiner'' by [[Martha Jones]] to show him that the date was [[Monday]] [[10 November|November 10th]] [[1913]]. This edition featured an article on health and nutrition. ([[TV]]: | [[John Smith (Tenth Doctor)|John Smith]] was given a copy of ''The Examiner'' by [[Martha Jones]] to show him that the date was [[Monday]] [[10 November|November 10th]] [[1913]]. This edition featured an article on health and nutrition. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Human Nature (TV story)}}) | ||
In [[1926]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] took a copy of ''The Examiner'' from [[Hugh Curbishley]] in order to check the date. He discovered it was the same date on which [[Agatha Christie]] was to disappear. ([[TV]]: | In [[1926]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] took a copy of ''The Examiner'' from [[Hugh Curbishley]] in order to check the date. He discovered it was the same date on which [[Agatha Christie]] was to disappear. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Unicorn and the Wasp (TV story)}}) | ||
In [[2007]], the paper's reporter [[Atif (Tardisode 12)|Atif]] told his [[Editor (Tardisode 12)|editor]] that he had a story so big, he thought it would be the story of the century: the story of [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]]. She asked him to get the story for her, and so the reporter passed secret envelopes and looked through files and photos, several of which featured [[the Doctor]]. Atif was sure that Torchwood went back as far as [[ | In [[2007]], the paper's reporter [[Atif (Tardisode 12)|Atif]] told his [[Editor (Tardisode 12)|editor]] that he had a story so big, he thought it would be the story of the century: the story of [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]]. She asked him to get the story for her, and so the reporter passed secret envelopes and looked through files and photos, several of which featured [[the Doctor]]. Atif was sure that Torchwood went back as far as [[Queen]] [[Victoria]], right up to the [[The Christmas Invasion (TV story)|explosion]] on [[Christmas Day]] and was connected with the [[Cyberman (Pete's World)|ghosts]] that had recently appeared. | ||
He then returned to his editor with his findings, only to be told that there had been "complications", and was dragged off by several mysterious men. Meanwhile, [[suited agent|another man]] talked to the editor, and said that Torchwood thanked her for her cooperation, before leaving her with a replacement front page story about [[GCSE]] results. ([[WC]]: ''[[ | He then returned to his editor with his findings, only to be told that there had been "complications", and was dragged off by several mysterious men. Meanwhile, [[suited agent|another man]] talked to the editor, and said that Torchwood thanked her for her cooperation, before leaving her with a replacement front page story about [[GCSE]] results. ([[WC]]: {{cs|Tardisode 12}}) | ||
In the [[2000s]]{{note|Episodes 1-10 of the [[Series 1 (Torchwood)|first series]] of ''[[Torchwood (series)|Torchwood]]'' are set anywhere from [[2006]]-[[2009]] as a result of [[Aliens of London dating controversy|conflicting evidence]] shown in the episodes {{cs|Ghost Machine (TV story)}}, {{cs|Greeks Bearing Gifts (TV story)}}, {{cs|Random Shoes (TV story)}}, {{cs|To the Last Man (TV story)}}, {{cs|Reset (TV story)}}, {{cs|Adrift (TV story)}}, {{cs|Fragments (TV story)}}, {{cs|Exit Wounds (TV story)}}, and {{cs|The New World (TV story)}}. As episode 10, {{cs|Out of Time (TV story)}}, is set at the end of [[December]], this means that episodes 11-13 are almost certainly set the year after episodes 1-10.}} the paper was priced at 50p per copy. At least two copies appeared on a police evidence board in [[Cardiff]]. One had the headline "GRAN STABBED IN FRONT OF TELLY". ([[TV]]: {{cs|Everything Changes (TV story)}}) | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:48, 11 February 2024
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The Examiner was a daily British newspaper. The logo of the paper was the silhouette of a unicorn. Also available was the Cardiff Examiner, which featured stories local to the Cardiff area.
John Smith was given a copy of The Examiner by Martha Jones to show him that the date was Monday November 10th 1913. This edition featured an article on health and nutrition. (TV: Human Nature [+]Loading...["Human Nature (TV story)"])
In 1926, the Tenth Doctor took a copy of The Examiner from Hugh Curbishley in order to check the date. He discovered it was the same date on which Agatha Christie was to disappear. (TV: The Unicorn and the Wasp [+]Loading...["The Unicorn and the Wasp (TV story)"])
In 2007, the paper's reporter Atif told his editor that he had a story so big, he thought it would be the story of the century: the story of Torchwood. She asked him to get the story for her, and so the reporter passed secret envelopes and looked through files and photos, several of which featured the Doctor. Atif was sure that Torchwood went back as far as Queen Victoria, right up to the explosion on Christmas Day and was connected with the ghosts that had recently appeared.
He then returned to his editor with his findings, only to be told that there had been "complications", and was dragged off by several mysterious men. Meanwhile, another man talked to the editor, and said that Torchwood thanked her for her cooperation, before leaving her with a replacement front page story about GCSE results. (WC: Tardisode 12 [+]Loading...["Tardisode 12"])
In the 2000s[nb 1] the paper was priced at 50p per copy. At least two copies appeared on a police evidence board in Cardiff. One had the headline "GRAN STABBED IN FRONT OF TELLY". (TV: Everything Changes [+]Loading...["Everything Changes (TV story)"])
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- ↑ Episodes 1-10 of the first series of Torchwood are set anywhere from 2006-2009 as a result of conflicting evidence shown in the episodes Ghost Machine [+]Loading...["Ghost Machine (TV story)"], Greeks Bearing Gifts [+]Loading...["Greeks Bearing Gifts (TV story)"], Random Shoes [+]Loading...["Random Shoes (TV story)"], To the Last Man [+]Loading...["To the Last Man (TV story)"], Reset [+]Loading...["Reset (TV story)"], Adrift [+]Loading...["Adrift (TV story)"], Fragments [+]Loading...["Fragments (TV story)"], Exit Wounds [+]Loading...["Exit Wounds (TV story)"], and The New World [+]Loading...["The New World (TV story)"]. As episode 10, Out of Time [+]Loading...["Out of Time (TV story)"], is set at the end of December, this means that episodes 11-13 are almost certainly set the year after episodes 1-10.
