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During the [[2009 Sontaran invasion of Earth]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] momentarily switched over to an '''[[episode]]''' of [[Tommy Zoom|a television series]] | During the [[2009 Sontaran invasion of Earth]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] momentarily switched over to an '''[[episode]]''' of [[Tommy Zoom|a television series]] on a [[UNIT]] computer screen while waiting for the [[Sontarans]] led by [[General]] [[Staal]] to stop chanting, much to the concern of [[Colonel]] [[Alan Mace]]. The episode in question featured a [[Polluto|blue-skinned creature]] dressed as a [[magician]] with a [[top hat]], [[moustache]], [[cape]] holding a [[wand]] and a [[bunny]], presenting a show for "[[boy]]s and [[girl]]s". [[Seat]]ed in the [[audience]] were a [[Tommy Zoom (fictional character)|young boy]] and a [[Daniel (fictional character)|dog]] who the boy spoke to. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Poison Sky (TV story)|The Poison Sky]]'') | ||
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During the 2009 Sontaran invasion of Earth, the Tenth Doctor momentarily switched over to an episode of a television series on a UNIT computer screen while waiting for the Sontarans led by General Staal to stop chanting, much to the concern of Colonel Alan Mace. The episode in question featured a blue-skinned creature dressed as a magician with a top hat, moustache, cape holding a wand and a bunny, presenting a show for "boys and girls". Seated in the audience were a young boy and a dog who the boy spoke to. (TV: The Poison Sky)
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