Celestial Department Store: Difference between revisions
(Created page with "{{Infobox Location |first mention cs = The Druimport Entwister No. 276 (short story) }} The '''Celestial Department Store''' was connected to Earth on 24 Duncan Street, from 1 January 1921, onwards. == History == "O.M." once placed an advertisement in an issue of ''The Druimport Entwister'', noting that they were looking to expand staffing, and were currently "severely" overworked. The advert then g...") |
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== History == | == History == | ||
"[[O.M.]]" once placed an [[advertisement]] in [[The Druimport Entwister No. 276|an issue]] of ''[[The Druimport Entwister]]'', noting that they were looking to [[expand]] [[staffing]], and were currently "severely" overworked. The advert then gave the address [[24 Duncan Street]], where the store was connected to [[Earth]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Druimport Entwister No. 276 (short story)| | "[[O.M.]]" once placed an [[advertisement]] in [[The Druimport Entwister No. 276|an issue]] of ''[[The Druimport Entwister]]'', noting that they were looking to [[expand]] [[staffing]], and were currently "severely" overworked. The advert then gave the address [[24 Duncan Street]], where the store was connected to [[Earth]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Druimport Entwister No. 276 (short story)|namedep=Notices & Classifieds}}) | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
[[File:Zumdish.png|thumb|left|Zumdish, of the Celestial Department Store. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Toymaker (TV story)}})]]The Celestial Department Store was a recurring background element of ''[[Lost in Space (series)|Lost in Space]]'', a teleportation-based institution run by advanced alien beings with curiously Earth-like costumes and appearances — making them easily interpretable as [[Time Lord]]s — whose wares were sold via transdimensional catalogue-machines which had a bad habit of malfunctioning. The Department Store was first mentioned in the [[1966 (releases)|1966]] episode ''The Android Machine'', then appeared as a setting in [[TV]]: {{cs|The Toymaker (TV story)}}, where the titular character, otherwise known as "[[O.M.]]", was introduced. The Department Store would remain a plot point for two further episodes, as would its department manager and O.M.'s immediate superior, Mr Zumdish. | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:20, 7 September 2024
The Celestial Department Store was connected to Earth on 24 Duncan Street, from 1 January 1921, onwards.
History[[edit] | [edit source]]
"O.M." once placed an advertisement in an issue of The Druimport Entwister, noting that they were looking to expand staffing, and were currently "severely" overworked. The advert then gave the address 24 Duncan Street, where the store was connected to Earth. (PROSE: "Notices & Classifieds" [+]Part of The Druimport Entwister No. 276, Loading...{"namedep":"Notices & Classifieds","1":"The Druimport Entwister No. 276 (short story)"})
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
The Celestial Department Store was a recurring background element of Lost in Space, a teleportation-based institution run by advanced alien beings with curiously Earth-like costumes and appearances — making them easily interpretable as Time Lords — whose wares were sold via transdimensional catalogue-machines which had a bad habit of malfunctioning. The Department Store was first mentioned in the 1966 episode The Android Machine, then appeared as a setting in TV: The Toymaker [+]Loading...["The Toymaker (TV story)"], where the titular character, otherwise known as "O.M.", was introduced. The Department Store would remain a plot point for two further episodes, as would its department manager and O.M.'s immediate superior, Mr Zumdish.
External links[[edit] | [edit source]]
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