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'''Forbidden Planet''' was a chain of [[shop]]s in the [[21st century]] which sold [[science fiction]] and [[horror]] [[book]]s, [[DVD]]s, [[comic book]]s and audio plays. It took its name from a [[1950s]] [[Forbidden Planet|science fiction film]]. | '''Forbidden Planet''' was a chain of [[shop]]s in the [[21st century]] which sold [[science fiction]] and [[horror]] [[book]]s, [[DVD]]s, [[comic book]]s and audio plays. It took its name from a [[1950s]] [[Forbidden Planet (film)|science fiction film]]. | ||
In [[2015]], there was a Forbidden Planet megastore on [[Shaftesbury Avenue]] in [[London]]. [[Andy Hansen]] often visited it. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|In Search of Doctor X (short story)}}) | In [[2015]], there was a Forbidden Planet megastore on [[Shaftesbury Avenue]] in [[London]]. [[Andy Hansen]] often visited it. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|In Search of Doctor X (short story)}}) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:36, 6 April 2024
- You may be looking for the film.
Forbidden Planet was a chain of shops in the 21st century which sold science fiction and horror books, DVDs, comic books and audio plays. It took its name from a 1950s science fiction film.
In 2015, there was a Forbidden Planet megastore on Shaftesbury Avenue in London. Andy Hansen often visited it. (PROSE: In Search of Doctor X [+]Loading...["In Search of Doctor X (short story)"])
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Forbidden Planet sells a wide variety of Doctor Who products, including comics, toys, and home video releases.
The real life Shaftesbury Avenue megastore was used as the basis for the fictitious Prohibited Sphere Megastore in The Fourth Wall.
