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* Perhaps a mistake, there is only one door on the TARDIS, opening from the the left, instead of the usual double doors seen virtually everywhere else. It also opens outwards, not inwards. | * Perhaps a mistake, there is only one door on the TARDIS, opening from the the left, instead of the usual double doors seen virtually everywhere else. It also opens outwards, not inwards. | ||
* For some reason, the children's dog Spot was absent in the story. | * For some reason, the children's dog Spot was absent in the story. | ||
* The story seems to imply, that unlike most other stories concerning the ''Doctor Who'' franchise in-universe, that the television | * The story seems to imply, that unlike most other stories concerning the ''Doctor Who'' franchise in-universe, that the television series are records of Dr. Who's adventures directly, akin to the portrayal of the franchise in ''[[Extracts from the Doctor's 500 Year Diary (short story)|Extracts from the Doctor's 500 Year Diary]]''. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
Revision as of 22:22, 23 April 2021
A TV Terrors comic story was published in TV Comic 709.
In the usual tradition of TV Terrors, it saw the protagonists attempt to visit the stars of their favourite television series, and getting into mischief. In this case, the kids tried to visit Dr. Who after watching his adventures on television. This was perhaps one of the very first instances of a story showing the Doctor Who franchise existing in-universe, something that would become more prevalent over time.
Plot
After watching the "smashing" Dr. Who on television, Monica, Buttons, and Cuthbert decide to visit the studio to receive his autograph.
Arriving at the studio, the guard tries to chase them out, but they take refuge inside Dr. Who's TARDIS, Buttons believing that Dr. Who must have parked it there. After he presses a button, the trio of kids find themselves in the Stone Age. Exploring, they find a Stone Age TV Studio, and a caveman chases them back to the TARDIS as they weren't supposed to enter the studio.
Returning to the 20th century, and after exiting the TARDIS, the guard once again chases them.
Characters
References
- Monica has a bow in her hair.
- The children watch Doctor Who.
Notes
- Perhaps a mistake, there is only one door on the TARDIS, opening from the the left, instead of the usual double doors seen virtually everywhere else. It also opens outwards, not inwards.
- For some reason, the children's dog Spot was absent in the story.
- The story seems to imply, that unlike most other stories concerning the Doctor Who franchise in-universe, that the television series are records of Dr. Who's adventures directly, akin to the portrayal of the franchise in Extracts from the Doctor's 500 Year Diary.
Continuity
- Doctor Who is a television programme in the 1960s. (PROSE: Stop, Thief!, TV: Remembrance of the Daleks, et al.)
- The Doctor's TARDIS had previously travelled back the the age of cavemen in TV: An Unearthly Child.
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