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'''Glubby Glubs''' were soft, pink, fuzzy, egg-shaped objects that were sold via sales parties for | {{Infobox Object | ||
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'''Glubby Glubs''' were soft, [[pink]], fuzzy, [[egg]]-shaped objects that were sold via sales parties for [[£]]19.99 each. | |||
They were produced on [[Earth]] but based on extraterrestrial technology. They were the subject of a fad circa [[2006]]. | They were produced on [[Earth]] but based on [[alien|extraterrestrial]] technology. They were the subject of a [[fad]] circa [[2006]]. | ||
Glubby Glubs induced a feeling of relaxation, as well as drowsiness and memory loss, because they stole energy from those who bought them and passed it to the seller. They were also capable of draining the energy from a [[TARDIS]], as well as from [[Time Lord]]s. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Retail Therapy (audio story)|Retail Therapy]]'') | Glubby Glubs induced a feeling of [[relaxation]], as well as [[drowsiness]] and [[amnesia|memory loss]], because they stole [[energy]] from those who bought them and passed it to the seller. They were also capable of draining the energy from a [[TARDIS]], as well as from [[Time Lord]]s. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Retail Therapy (audio story)|Retail Therapy]]'') | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
They were sold by the Glubby Glub company for 5 pounds each to sellers, who sold them to others. The most successful sellers were called [[Go-Getter]]s. [[Jackie Tyler]] managed to become the top Go-Getter, partly due to the influx of energy from [[ | They were sold by the Glubby Glub company for 5 pounds each to sellers, who sold them to others. The most successful sellers were called [[Go-Getter]]s. [[Jackie Tyler]] managed to become the top Go-Getter, partly due to the influx of energy from [[the Doctor's TARDIS]]. Many celebrities used Glubby Glubs to preserve or improve their looks. | ||
The [[Ninth Doctor]], with Jackie's help, took control of the body of the head of the company producing them and sent the energy back to the victims, causing him to rapidly age and die and deactivating the Glubby Glubs. Before returning to his own body, the Doctor also induced the former customers and sellers to forget about what had happened, ending the fad. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Retail Therapy (audio story)|Retail Therapy]]'') | The [[Ninth Doctor]], with Jackie's help, took control of the body of the head of the company producing them and sent the energy back to the victims, causing him to rapidly age and die and deactivating the Glubby Glubs. Before returning to his own body, the Doctor also induced the former customers and sellers to forget about what had happened, ending the fad. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Retail Therapy (audio story)|Retail Therapy]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:57, 14 January 2021
Glubby Glubs were soft, pink, fuzzy, egg-shaped objects that were sold via sales parties for £19.99 each.
They were produced on Earth but based on extraterrestrial technology. They were the subject of a fad circa 2006.
Glubby Glubs induced a feeling of relaxation, as well as drowsiness and memory loss, because they stole energy from those who bought them and passed it to the seller. They were also capable of draining the energy from a TARDIS, as well as from Time Lords. (AUDIO: Retail Therapy)
History[[edit] | [edit source]]
They were sold by the Glubby Glub company for 5 pounds each to sellers, who sold them to others. The most successful sellers were called Go-Getters. Jackie Tyler managed to become the top Go-Getter, partly due to the influx of energy from the Doctor's TARDIS. Many celebrities used Glubby Glubs to preserve or improve their looks.
The Ninth Doctor, with Jackie's help, took control of the body of the head of the company producing them and sent the energy back to the victims, causing him to rapidly age and die and deactivating the Glubby Glubs. Before returning to his own body, the Doctor also induced the former customers and sellers to forget about what had happened, ending the fad. (AUDIO: Retail Therapy)