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'''IKEA''' was a shop on Earth, the [[Twelfth Doctor]] suggested | {{wikipediainfo}} | ||
'''IKEA''' (or '''Ikea''') was, according to the [[Twelfth Doctor]], a "painfully strange shop" on [[Earth]]. | |||
[[Keisha Selby]] had a cheap Ikea sideboard in her flat, on which she kept a picture of her brother [[Jay Selby|Jay]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Feast of the Drowned (novel)}}) | |||
When the [[Shadow Kin]] invaded [[Coal Hill Academy]] in search of [[Cabinet of Souls]], which they referred to as just "the Cabinet", the [[Twelfth Doctor]] suggested an easy way to procure one would be to go to IKEA. ([[TV]]: ''[[For Tonight We Might Die (TV story)|For Tonight We Might Die]]'') | |||
When the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] explained to her companions how [[psychic paper]] was made, she informed them that the essence of the [[psychic]] [[tree]]s used passed on to "wherever trees go when they [[die]]", before [[Graham O'Brien]] jokingly suggested that they passed on to IKEA. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Paper Moon (novel)|Paper Moon]]'') | |||
[[Category:Department stores]] | [[Category:Department stores]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:42, 26 January 2024
IKEA (or Ikea) was, according to the Twelfth Doctor, a "painfully strange shop" on Earth.
Keisha Selby had a cheap Ikea sideboard in her flat, on which she kept a picture of her brother Jay. (PROSE: The Feast of the Drowned [+]Loading...["The Feast of the Drowned (novel)"])
When the Shadow Kin invaded Coal Hill Academy in search of Cabinet of Souls, which they referred to as just "the Cabinet", the Twelfth Doctor suggested an easy way to procure one would be to go to IKEA. (TV: For Tonight We Might Die)
When the Thirteenth Doctor explained to her companions how psychic paper was made, she informed them that the essence of the psychic trees used passed on to "wherever trees go when they die", before Graham O'Brien jokingly suggested that they passed on to IKEA. (PROSE: Paper Moon)
