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The thirteenth instalment of The Daft Dimension was published in DWM 489.
Summery
Inside the TARDIS, Clara asks the Doctor if he thinks he will ever encounter a parallel universe again. The Doctor hopes not, citing them as being "dark and twisted reflections" of the their own world, with unspeakable differences.
Meanwhile in a parallel universe, a version of the Doctor and his friends unmask a crook who is revealed to be Mr Scaroth of the Jagaroth, who laments that he would have gotten away with it, "if it weren't for you pesky time travellers!"
Characters
References
- The parallel universe Doctor and his companions travel in "The Mystery Time Machine".
Notes
- The parallel universe is a clear parody of Scooby Doo.
