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In [[November]] '''1922''', [[Rose Tyler]] was sent back in time to [[Birmingham]], where she was reunited with the [[Ninth Doctor]], who had waited 28 years from [[1894|when he was displaced]] to meet up with her. The Doctor expressed that "1922 is a bit slower than I remember it." Beginning on [[1 January]], the Doctor visited the | In [[November]] '''1922''', [[Rose Tyler]] was sent back in time to [[Birmingham]], where she was reunited with the [[Ninth Doctor]], who had waited 28 years from [[1894|when he was displaced]] to meet up with her. The Doctor expressed that "1922 is a bit slower than I remember it." Beginning on [[1 January]], the Doctor visited the nightclub where Rose would appear, waiting for her. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Other Side (audio story)|The Other Side]]'') | ||
That year, a foreign traveller went wandering on [[Tulloch Moor]] and vanished. ([[TV]]: ''[[Terror of the Zygons (TV story)|Terror of the Zygons]]'') | That year, a foreign traveller went wandering on [[Tulloch Moor]] and vanished. ([[TV]]: ''[[Terror of the Zygons (TV story)|Terror of the Zygons]]'') | ||
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In November 1922, Rose Tyler was sent back in time to Birmingham, where she was reunited with the Ninth Doctor, who had waited 28 years from when he was displaced to meet up with her. The Doctor expressed that "1922 is a bit slower than I remember it." Beginning on 1 January, the Doctor visited the nightclub where Rose would appear, waiting for her. (AUDIO: The Other Side)
That year, a foreign traveller went wandering on Tulloch Moor and vanished. (TV: Terror of the Zygons)
Dr. Judson was crippled in an accident, for which he blamed Commander Millington. (TV: The Curse of Fenric)
Muriel Wilberforce became the chairwoman of the Pease Pottage Women's Institute. She served in that position until her death in 1964. (AUDIO: The Wrong Doctors)
