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|time = {{il|[[2005 (releases)|2005]]|[[2024 (releases)|2024]]}} | |time = {{il|[[2005 (releases)|2005]]|[[2024 (releases)|2024]]}} | ||
|relevant media = {{il|[[TV]]: {{cs|Robots Ad (TV story)} | |relevant media = {{il|[[TV]]: {{cs|Robots Ad (TV story)}}|[[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Druimport Entwister No. 276 (short story)}}}} | ||
|relevant characters = "[[O.M.]]" | |relevant characters = "[[O.M.]]" | ||
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The iconic [[B9 Robot]], one of the series' most memorable elements, appeared under license in the “{{cs|Robots Ad (TV story)}}” released in [[2005 (releases)|2005]] by {{w|ANZ Ban}}, alongside several [[Dalek]]s duly licensed by [[BBC Worldwide]]. The short, [[Doctor Who parodies|parodical]] skit ended with the [[Grey Dalek (Robots Ad)|lead Dalek]] attacking the robot with its [[gunstick]]. | The iconic [[B9 Robot]], one of the series' most memorable elements, appeared under license in the “{{cs|Robots Ad (TV story)}}” released in [[2005 (releases)|2005]] by {{w|ANZ Ban}}, alongside several [[Dalek]]s duly licensed by [[BBC Worldwide]]. The short, [[Doctor Who parodies|parodical]] skit ended with the [[Grey Dalek (Robots Ad)|lead Dalek]] attacking the robot with its [[gunstick]]. | ||
A more serious crossover between the two universes, though not involving the mainline ''Doctor Who'' and ''Lost in Space'' licenses, would occur nineteen years later when licensed mentions of "[[O.M.]]" and his [[Celestial Department Store]], references to the episode {{cs|The Toymaker (TV story)}}, were featured in {{cs|The Druimport Entwister No. 276 (short story)}}. | |||
== References to ''Lost in Space'' in the DWU == | == References to ''Lost in Space'' in the DWU == | ||
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Lost in Space was a science fiction television series created by Irwin Allen that aired on CBS from 15 September 1965 - 6 March 1968 for a total of three seaspms.
Crossovers
The iconic B9 Robot, one of the series' most memorable elements, appeared under license in the “Robots Ad [+]Loading...["Robots Ad (TV story)"]” released in 2005 by ANZ Ban, alongside several Daleks duly licensed by BBC Worldwide. The short, parodical skit ended with the lead Dalek attacking the robot with its gunstick.
A more serious crossover between the two universes, though not involving the mainline Doctor Who and Lost in Space licenses, would occur nineteen years later when licensed mentions of "O.M." and his Celestial Department Store, references to the episode The Toymaker [+]Loading...["The Toymaker (TV story)"], were featured in The Druimport Entwister No. 276 [+]Loading...["The Druimport Entwister No. 276 (short story)"].
References to Lost in Space in the DWU
- Main article: Lost in Space
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