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Later, when these events were all averted in order to save the [[Eighth Doctor]], [[Helen Sinclair]] told the remaining version of Andy his alternate self had "been to Hull and back". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Get Andy (audio story)|Get Andy]]'') | Later, when these events were all averted in order to save the [[Eighth Doctor]], [[Helen Sinclair]] told the remaining version of Andy his alternate self had "been to Hull and back". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Get Andy (audio story)|Get Andy]]'') | ||
[[Myrtle Bunnage]] regretted that works of great [[literature]] were not stored in Hull during the [[Dalek Wars]] and aliens never invaded the city. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|The Diet of Worms (audio story)}}) | |||
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Revision as of 23:42, 3 February 2024
Hull was a city in England.
In 1887, a young woman named Julia Hardwick became a cause celebre in Hull when she claimed to come from the future. (WC: A Ghost Story for Christmas)
Kathy Nightingale was transported to Hull in 1920 from London in the 2000s[nb 1] by a Weeping Angel, who fed on her potential energy. Other residents included Ben Wainwright, whom she eventually married. (TV: Blink)
During the 2000s, Hull was one of the main cities affected by the terrorist attacks that claimed the lives of over 1000 people within the UK. At least 15 people were killed across Hull and Lincoln. (AUDIO: The Longest Night)
Donna Noble suggested to a bunch of abductees gathered in the Oracle Hotel in Brentford that they go and visit Hull. When the Tenth Doctor questioned "Why would they want to go to Hull? What's in Hull that they could possibly want to see?", Donna replied "I dunno. But I always thought it sounded interesting". Wilfred Mott stated "Hull's lovely", and commented that he'd "[been] there for a long weekend once, seen a match. Went out on a boat". (PROSE: Beautiful Chaos)
On escaping an exploding spaceship at the end of humanity, Robin Bright-Thompson and Andy Davidson landed in Hull in 2020, where they encountered wild wolves in a devastated war zone from a previously averted Robot War. As they travelled back towards London, alternate time streams flickered around them, presenting them with new dangers and removing others. Since vehicles were prone to disappearing at any time, Andy had to make the trip entirely on foot.
Later, when these events were all averted in order to save the Eighth Doctor, Helen Sinclair told the remaining version of Andy his alternate self had "been to Hull and back". (AUDIO: Get Andy)
Myrtle Bunnage regretted that works of great literature were not stored in Hull during the Dalek Wars and aliens never invaded the city. (AUDIO: The Diet of Worms [+]Loading...["The Diet of Worms (audio story)"])
Other realities
In Pete's World, Hull was considered Britain's "most beautiful" holiday destination and spa resort. Jackie Tyler and the Meta-Crisis Doctor were sent on a Zeppelin flight to Hull by Rose and Pete to sort out their differences after a falling out. (AUDIO: Flight Into Hull!)
Footnotes
- ↑ While Blink itself uncontroversially sets its main setting in 2007 and "twenty minutes to Red Hatching" a year later in 2008—as Kathy Nightingale's letter describes taking "one breath in 2007 and the next in 1920", and the Tenth Doctor's side of his conversation with Sally Sparrow in 1969 happens 38 years before Sally says hers—these are contradicted by heavily conflicting dates in the Redacted audio series later on regarding both Kathy's disappearance and the Red Hatching. In Angels, Abby McPhail identifies 2008 as the year of Kathy's disappearance, which suggests 2009 as the year of the Red Hatching. In Salvation, the Thirteenth Doctor recognises the Red Hatching as the cause of death of Andy Proctor, who was last seen by his daughter Cleo "nearly 20 years" before 2022 according to Recruits.
