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'''"Fire Woman"''' was a song that [[Van Baalen Bros.]] played while their [[magno-grab]] seized [[the Doctor's TARDIS]]. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] later used his [[sonic screwdriver]] to look for the song in order to guide | '''"Fire Woman"''' was a song that [[Van Baalen Bros.]] played while their [[magno-grab]] seized [[the Doctor's TARDIS]]. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] later used his [[the Doctor's sonic screwdriver|sonic screwdriver]] to look for the song in order to guide him and [[Clara Oswald|Clara]] back to the moment in time when the TARDIS was first attacked by the salvage merchants. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS (TV story)}}) | ||
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"Fire Woman" was a song that Van Baalen Bros. played while their magno-grab seized the Doctor's TARDIS. The Eleventh Doctor later used his sonic screwdriver to look for the song in order to guide him and Clara back to the moment in time when the TARDIS was first attacked by the salvage merchants. (TV: Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS [+]Loading...["Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS (TV story)"])
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
Though the song isn't named in the episode, more than enough of it is played to clearly establish it as The Cult's 1989 hit.
