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'''Prams''' were used to carry [[Baby|babies]]. On [[18 August]] [[1951]], three [[month]] old [[Sarah Jane Smith]] was left in her pram by her [[parent]]s, [[Barbara Smith|Barbara]] and [[Eddie Smith]], who drove off in their [[car]]. It was not until [[2009]] that Sarah Jane, having travelled back to 1951, learnt that her parents left to meet their [[death]]s as they crashed into a [[tractor]], preserving [[history]] and saving [[Earth]] from [[the Trickster]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith (TV story)|The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith]]'')
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'''Prams''' were used to carry [[Baby|babies]]. On [[18 August]] [[1951]], three [[month]] old [[Sarah Jane Smith]] was left in her pram by her [[parent]]s, [[Barbara Smith|Barbara]] and [[Eddie Smith]], who drove off in their [[car]]. It was not until [[2009]] that Sarah Jane, having travelled back to 1951, learnt that her parents left to meet their [[death]]s as they crashed into a [[tractor]], preserving [[history]] and saving [[Earth]] from [[the Trickster]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith (TV story)}})


In [[2009]], [[Pam Feerce]] was nicknamed "pram-face" by a [[gang]] from the [[Arthur Machen estate|Machen estate]] because she was always seen pushing around a pram. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Wrong Hands (short story)|The Wrong Hands]]'')
In the [[2000s]], [[Mother (Sleeper)|a sleeper agent]] of [[Cell 114]], while in a [[human]] persona, pushed a pram in [[Cardiff]] with a baby inside. As she was activated, she discarded the pram as her human identity was erased. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Sleeper (TV story)}})
 
In [[2009]], [[Pam Feerce]] was nicknamed "pram-face" by a [[gang]] from the [[Arthur Machen estate|Machen estate]] because she was always seen pushing around a pram. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Wrong Hands (short story)}})
 
Around [[midnight]] on [[22 December]] [[2023]], [[Woman with pram (The Church on Ruby Road)|a woman]] was pushing a pram with [[shopping]] inside. The [[Fifteenth Doctor]] helped her to avoid having a giant inflatable [[snowman]] fall on top of her from a building, but also derided her for being out with a pram at that time of night, mistakenly thinking she had a baby with her. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Church on Ruby Road (TV story)}})


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Pram

Prams were used to carry babies. On 18 August 1951, three month old Sarah Jane Smith was left in her pram by her parents, Barbara and Eddie Smith, who drove off in their car. It was not until 2009 that Sarah Jane, having travelled back to 1951, learnt that her parents left to meet their deaths as they crashed into a tractor, preserving history and saving Earth from the Trickster. (TV: The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith [+]Loading...["The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith (TV story)"])

In the 2000s, a sleeper agent of Cell 114, while in a human persona, pushed a pram in Cardiff with a baby inside. As she was activated, she discarded the pram as her human identity was erased. (TV: Sleeper [+]Loading...["Sleeper (TV story)"])

In 2009, Pam Feerce was nicknamed "pram-face" by a gang from the Machen estate because she was always seen pushing around a pram. (PROSE: The Wrong Hands [+]Loading...["The Wrong Hands (short story)"])

Around midnight on 22 December 2023, a woman was pushing a pram with shopping inside. The Fifteenth Doctor helped her to avoid having a giant inflatable snowman fall on top of her from a building, but also derided her for being out with a pram at that time of night, mistakenly thinking she had a baby with her. (TV: The Church on Ruby Road [+]Loading...["The Church on Ruby Road (TV story)"])