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"''' | "'''The Holly and the Ivy'''" was a [[Christmas]] carol. When the [[Second Doctor]] played "[[Silent Night]]" on [[The Doctor's recorder|his recorder]], [[Victoria Waterfield]] guessed he was playing "The Holly and the Ivy". ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Saint Nicholas's Bones (short story)}}) | ||
It was sung by a group of [[human]]s, including [[Sarah Jane Smith]], who had inadvertently been captured by a [[Hazoodian]] ship. ([[PROSE]]: | It was sung by a group of [[human]]s, including [[Sarah Jane Smith]], who had inadvertently been captured by a [[Hazoodian]] ship. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Autaia Pipipi Pia (short story)}}) | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:42, 16 February 2024
"The Holly and the Ivy" was a Christmas carol. When the Second Doctor played "Silent Night" on his recorder, Victoria Waterfield guessed he was playing "The Holly and the Ivy". (PROSE: Saint Nicholas's Bones [+]Loading...["Saint Nicholas's Bones (short story)"])
It was sung by a group of humans, including Sarah Jane Smith, who had inadvertently been captured by a Hazoodian ship. (PROSE: Autaia Pipipi Pia [+]Loading...["Autaia Pipipi Pia (short story)"])
