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'''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer''' was a popular [[Christmas]] song on the [[planet]] [[Earth]]. | '''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer''' was a popular [[Christmas]] song on the [[planet]] [[Earth]]. A rock and roll version of the song was heard on the radio in the early [[21st century|21st centuries]] of both the standard timeline and one [[Donna's World|created by Donna Noble]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]'', ''[[Turn Left]]'') | ||
:''In the real world, the song originated in the mid-[[1940s]]. It became a standard in [[1948]] when it was recorded by American singer Gene Autry and subsequently inspired many aspects of the [[Santa Claus]] legend. In ''[[Doctor Who]]'', the same recording of the song was used for ''Turn Left'' and ''The Christmas Invasion'', | :''In the real world, the song originated in the mid-[[1940s]]. It became a standard in [[1948]] when it was recorded by American singer Gene Autry and subsequently inspired many aspects of the [[Santa Claus]] legend. In ''[[Doctor Who]]'', the same recording of the song was used for ''Turn Left'' and ''The Christmas Invasion'', but the performers were not credited. | ||
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Revision as of 08:42, 5 November 2011
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was a popular Christmas song on the planet Earth. A rock and roll version of the song was heard on the radio in the early 21st centuries of both the standard timeline and one created by Donna Noble. (DW: The Christmas Invasion, Turn Left)
- In the real world, the song originated in the mid-1940s. It became a standard in 1948 when it was recorded by American singer Gene Autry and subsequently inspired many aspects of the Santa Claus legend. In Doctor Who, the same recording of the song was used for Turn Left and The Christmas Invasion, but the performers were not credited.
