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'''Floor 500''' was the top floor of [[Satellite Five]] where people believed the walls were made of gold. The environmental systems of Satellite Five had been configured to vent all heat away from Floor 500, keeping it cold enough for the [[Jagrafess]] to survive, attached to the ceiling of the main control room. Ultimately captured by [[the Editor]] and about to be killed by the Jagrafess, [[Ninth Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Rose Tyler]] were s[[File:Floor_500_in_200,000.png|thumb|250px|Floor 500 as seen in (DW: The Long Game)]]aved by [[Cathica Santini Khadeni]], a human journalist who reversed the environmental systems. The Jagrafess overheated, swelled up and exploded. The Jagrafess's Human associate, the Editor killed journalists and reanimated their corpses via their chip implants to work for him. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Long Game]]'')
{{you may|:Category:Floor 500|n1=the top floor of this wiki's categories}}{{first pic|Floor 500 sign.jpg|A sign for Floor [[500 (number)|500]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'')}}
'''Floor [[500 (number)|500]]''', or the '''500th Floor''', ([[GAME]]: ''[[Hidden Mysteries (video game)|Hidden Mysteries]]'') was the top [[floor]] of [[Satellite Five]].


== History ==
=== Satellite Five ===
The environmental systems of Satellite Five had been configured to vent all heat away from Floor 500, keeping it cold enough for the [[Jagrafess]] to survive, attached to the ceiling of the main control room. The Jagrafess's human associate, [[the Editor]], killed journalists and reanimated their corpses via their chip implants to work for him. Ultimately captured by the Editor and about to be killed by the Jagrafess, in [[200,000]], the [[Ninth Doctor]] and [[Rose Tyler]] were saved by [[Cathica Santini Khadeni]], a human journalist who reversed the environmental systems. The Jagrafess overheated, swelled up and exploded. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Long Game (TV story)|The Long Game]]'')


In the year [[200,003]], Floor 500 was being used by the [[Telluric TV Company]] for the filming of their show ''[[Ghost v Whatever]]'', produced by [[Andre Kulekvo]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Extraction Point (novel)|Extraction Point]]'')


=== Game Station ===
By the year [[200100|200,100]], 100 years later, after [[Satellite Five]] became the Game Station, Floor 500 had been converted into the control room where several members of staff controlled each game show including the countdowns for the transmission of each show. As opposed to the staff being reanimated corpses, these members of staff were alive and using the computers like ordinary people. The corporate structure was different as well. The new manager of the Game Station was the [[Controller (Bad Wolf)|Controller]], a blind woman who had control over the systems of the station, including the transmissions. When the Controller [[transmat]]ted the Ninth Doctor, [[Jack Harkness|Jack]] and Rose from [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] into the station, she placed the TARDIS in Archive 6. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') During the [[Battle of the Game Station]], the Ninth Doctor used this floor as his command post while he built the [[delta wave]] to wipe out the [[Dalek]]s and thus used the five floors below as defence. When Rose assumed the [[Bad Wolf (entity)|Bad Wolf]] entity, she arrived in the TARDIS at Floor 500 and turned every Dalek to dust, including the [[Dalek Emperor]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]'')


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100 years later, in the year [[200,100]], Floor 500 was converted into the control room where several members of staff controlled each game show including the countdowns for the transmission of each show. As opposed to the staff being reanimated corpses, these members of staff were alive and using the computers like ordinary people. The corperate structure was different as well. The new manager of the [[Game Station]] was the [[File:Floor_500_year_200,100.png|thumb|250px|Floor 500 as it appears in the year 200,100 (DW: Bad Wolf)]][[Controller (Bad Wolf)|Controller]], a blind woman who had control over the systems of the station, including the transmissions. During the [[Battle of the Game Station]], the [[Ninth Doctor|Doctor]] used this floor as his command post while he built the Delta wave to wipe out the Daleks and thus used the five floors below as defence. When Rose assumed the [[Bad Wolf (entity)|Bad Wolf]] entity, she arrived in the TARDIS at floor 500 and turned every Dalek to dust, including the [[Dalek Emperor]].
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A sign for Floor 500. (TV: Bad Wolf)

Floor 500, or the 500th Floor, (GAME: Hidden Mysteries) was the top floor of Satellite Five.

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

Satellite Five[[edit] | [edit source]]

The environmental systems of Satellite Five had been configured to vent all heat away from Floor 500, keeping it cold enough for the Jagrafess to survive, attached to the ceiling of the main control room. The Jagrafess's human associate, the Editor, killed journalists and reanimated their corpses via their chip implants to work for him. Ultimately captured by the Editor and about to be killed by the Jagrafess, in 200,000, the Ninth Doctor and Rose Tyler were saved by Cathica Santini Khadeni, a human journalist who reversed the environmental systems. The Jagrafess overheated, swelled up and exploded. (TV: The Long Game)

In the year 200,003, Floor 500 was being used by the Telluric TV Company for the filming of their show Ghost v Whatever, produced by Andre Kulekvo. (PROSE: Extraction Point)

Game Station[[edit] | [edit source]]

By the year 200,100, 100 years later, after Satellite Five became the Game Station, Floor 500 had been converted into the control room where several members of staff controlled each game show including the countdowns for the transmission of each show. As opposed to the staff being reanimated corpses, these members of staff were alive and using the computers like ordinary people. The corporate structure was different as well. The new manager of the Game Station was the Controller, a blind woman who had control over the systems of the station, including the transmissions. When the Controller transmatted the Ninth Doctor, Jack and Rose from the TARDIS into the station, she placed the TARDIS in Archive 6. (TV: Bad Wolf) During the Battle of the Game Station, the Ninth Doctor used this floor as his command post while he built the delta wave to wipe out the Daleks and thus used the five floors below as defence. When Rose assumed the Bad Wolf entity, she arrived in the TARDIS at Floor 500 and turned every Dalek to dust, including the Dalek Emperor. (TV: The Parting of the Ways)

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