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* The architecture of this town seems to bear a strong resemblance to Victorian Britain. Why this occurs from the perspective of the 'Doctor Who Universe' is unknown. However, from a real-world perspective, it is because the storyline of [[DW]]: ''[[A Christmas Carol (TV story)|A Christmas Carol]]'' is based on the [[Charles Dickens]] novella ''[[A Christmas Carol|of the same name]]''. | * The architecture of this town seems to bear a strong resemblance to Victorian Britain. Why this occurs from the perspective of the 'Doctor Who Universe' is unknown. However, from a real-world perspective, it is because the storyline of [[DW]]: ''[[A Christmas Carol (TV story)|A Christmas Carol]]'' is based on the [[Charles Dickens]] novella ''[[A Christmas Carol|of the same name]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 10:44, 29 August 2012
Sardicktown was a city on the planet Ember. It was run by the Sardick family in the 44th century. At night, fog was prevalent throughout the town. This fog had properties that allowed certain species of fish to swim through it. Since this included a shark-like species, Elliot Sardick created a machine that could control the clouds and fog to keep the fish away when people were on the streets. The Sardicks used permanent fog banks to keep people cryogenically frozen.
There was a day when the cloud bank fell and fish attacked a school, but nobody was seriously harmed. The Eleventh Doctor built several snowmen throughout Sardicktown. (DW: A Christmas Carol)
Behind the scenes
- The architecture of this town seems to bear a strong resemblance to Victorian Britain. Why this occurs from the perspective of the 'Doctor Who Universe' is unknown. However, from a real-world perspective, it is because the storyline of DW: A Christmas Carol is based on the Charles Dickens novella of the same name.
