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A '''Harvey Wallbanger''' was a type of [[Earth]] [[cocktail]].


When the [[Tenth Doctor]] is has been poisoned, [[Donna Noble]] mentions the Harvey Wallbanger cocktail because she thinks he's attempting to mime a shaken drink. Having established only a minute earlier that the Doctor was miming one word, the Doctor, in spite of his grave situation, can't resist being exasperated, shouting, "Harvey Wallbanger? How is 'Harvey Wallbanger' one word?" ([[TV]]: ''[[The Unicorn and the Wasp (TV story)|The Unicorn and the Wasp]]''
When the [[Tenth Doctor]] was poisoned on [[8 December]] [[1926]], [[Donna Noble]] mentioned the Harvey Wallbanger cocktail because she thought he was attempting to mime a shaken drink. Having established only a minute earlier that he was miming one word, the Doctor, in spite of his grave situation, couldn't resist being exasperated, shouting, "Harvey Wallbanger?! How is 'Harvey Wallbanger' one word?!" ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Unicorn and the Wasp (TV story)}})


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When [[Andy Davidson]] offered her a cup of [[tea]] and some [[painkiller]]s, [[Sophie Gould]] joked that she would rather have a Harvey Wallbanger. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Bay of the Dead (novel)}})
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Harvey Wallbanger

A Harvey Wallbanger was a type of Earth cocktail.

When the Tenth Doctor was poisoned on 8 December 1926, Donna Noble mentioned the Harvey Wallbanger cocktail because she thought he was attempting to mime a shaken drink. Having established only a minute earlier that he was miming one word, the Doctor, in spite of his grave situation, couldn't resist being exasperated, shouting, "Harvey Wallbanger?! How is 'Harvey Wallbanger' one word?!" (TV: The Unicorn and the Wasp [+]Loading...["The Unicorn and the Wasp (TV story)"])

When Andy Davidson offered her a cup of tea and some painkillers, Sophie Gould joked that she would rather have a Harvey Wallbanger. (PROSE: Bay of the Dead [+]Loading...["Bay of the Dead (novel)"])