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* Martin's mum used to make him watch ''[[Gone With the Wind]]''. | * Martin's mum used to make him watch ''[[Gone With the Wind]]''. | ||
* Martin's brother used to always say, "[[Carpe diem]]". | * Martin's brother used to always say, "[[Carpe diem]]". | ||
* Romana mentions [[Cybermen]] and [[Nestene]]s. | |||
* The Doctor says the messages couldn't be from [[Mars]]. | |||
* [[Haversock Laing]] is a rival estate agency. | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Revision as of 02:41, 23 March 2017
The Glarn Strategy was the eighteenth short story in the Short Trips anthology Short Trips: Snapshots. It was written by Brian Dooley. It featured the Fourth Doctor and Romana I.
Summary
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Characters
References
- The Doctor mentions Daleks, the Macra, Amelia Rumford and Tara. Romana mentions the White Guardian, the Taran wood beast and the Key to Time.
- K9 is in the TARDIS.
- The list of dead names associated with the Doctor include Temmosus, Katarina, Bret Vyon, Sara Kingdom, Edward Waterfield, Toberman, Viner, Gemma Corwyn, Shura, Aggedor, Professor Clegg, Rogin, Ronson, Laurence Scarman and James Skinsale.
- Martin's mum used to make him watch Gone With the Wind.
- Martin's brother used to always say, "Carpe diem".
- Romana mentions Cybermen and Nestenes.
- The Doctor says the messages couldn't be from Mars.
- Haversock Laing is a rival estate agency.
Notes
- This story was reprinted in Short Trips: Re:Collections.
Continuity
to be added
