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* The [[Second Doctor]] novel ''[[The Indestructible Man (novel)|The Indestructable Man]]'' features elements that have been heavily borrowed from Anderson's series, including ''Thunderbirds'', ''Captain Scarlet'', and ''UFO''. | * The [[Second Doctor]] novel ''[[The Indestructible Man (novel)|The Indestructable Man]]'' features elements that have been heavily borrowed from Anderson's series, including ''Thunderbirds'', ''Captain Scarlet'', and ''UFO''. | ||
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- You may be looking for her real world counterpart.
When discussing whether Cloudbase was a reference to Thunderbirds or Captain Scarlet, the Twelfth Doctor claimed that he had once met Sylvia Anderson, and that "you['d] never seen a foxtrot like it". (TV: Death in Heaven)
Behind the scenes
- Though the link isn't directly made in Death in Heaven, in the real world, Sylvia Anderson co-created both Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet alongside her then husband, Gerry Anderson.
- The Second Doctor novel The Indestructable Man features elements that have been heavily borrowed from Anderson's series, including Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet, and UFO.
