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'''May Week''' was a period of time, actually taking place in [[June]], to which the [[Fourth Doctor]] intended to take [[Romana II]]. [[The TARDIS]], however, was confused and instead took the two to [[October]]. ([[TV]]: | '''May Week''' was a period of time, actually taking place in [[June]], to which the [[Fourth Doctor]] intended to take [[Romana II]]. [[The TARDIS]], however, was confused and instead took the two to [[October]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Shada (TV story)}}, {{cs|The Five Doctors (TV story)}}) | ||
[[Liz Shaw]] had earlier asked the [[Third Doctor]] to come to [[Cambridge]] for May Week. This confused the Doctor, who said it was June, but Liz clarified that May Week | [[Liz Shaw]] had earlier asked the [[Third Doctor]] to come to [[Cambridge]] for May Week. This confused the Doctor, who said it was June, but Liz clarified that May Week was held in June. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Scales of Injustice (novel)}}) | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:17, 25 November 2024
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May Week was a period of time, actually taking place in June, to which the Fourth Doctor intended to take Romana II. The TARDIS, however, was confused and instead took the two to October. (TV: Shada [+]Loading...["Shada (TV story)"], The Five Doctors [+]Loading...["The Five Doctors (TV story)"])
Liz Shaw had earlier asked the Third Doctor to come to Cambridge for May Week. This confused the Doctor, who said it was June, but Liz clarified that May Week was held in June. (PROSE: The Scales of Injustice [+]Loading...["The Scales of Injustice (novel)"])
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In the real world, May Week did originally in fact take place in May. However, the event nowadays not only takes place in June, but is also ironically two weeks long.
