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The '''metal bugs''' were a species red in colour and similar to a [[cat]] in size. They were capable of emitting [[ultrasonic]] noises. | The '''metal bugs''' were a species red in colour and similar to a [[cat]] in size. They were capable of emitting [[ultrasonic]] noises. | ||
One such bug made its way into the [[forcing shed]] of [[Martin Chisom]] in [[ | One such bug made its way into the [[forcing shed]] of [[Martin Chisom]] in [[West Yorkshire]], where it was able to influence the growth rate of his [[rhubarb]], using it to constrict him. The bug declared that it claimed the [[Earth]] "by right of conquest" before redressing this statement to claim the shed. The [[Third Doctor]] negotiated a trade agreement wherein Chisom would provide [[manure]] in return for "the tenderest rhubarb in [[Mutter's Spiral|the galaxy]], grown at a rate unheard of on Earth." ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Lost in the Wakefield Triangle (audio story)|Lost in the Wakefield Triangle]]'') | ||
[[Category:Insectoid species]] | [[Category:Insectoid species]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:36, 26 February 2019
The metal bugs were a species red in colour and similar to a cat in size. They were capable of emitting ultrasonic noises.
One such bug made its way into the forcing shed of Martin Chisom in West Yorkshire, where it was able to influence the growth rate of his rhubarb, using it to constrict him. The bug declared that it claimed the Earth "by right of conquest" before redressing this statement to claim the shed. The Third Doctor negotiated a trade agreement wherein Chisom would provide manure in return for "the tenderest rhubarb in the galaxy, grown at a rate unheard of on Earth." (AUDIO: Lost in the Wakefield Triangle)
