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'''Man-traps''' were large slug-like creatures created by the [[Dot]]s that killed and ate the residents of [[Finetime]], and were seen standing in the ruins of [[Homeworld (Dot and Bubble)|Homeworld]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Dot and Bubble (TV story)}}) [[File:HugSlug2 DaB.png|thumb|right|A resident of [[Finetime]] strolls past a man-trap, oblivious. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Dot and Bubble (TV story)}})]] | '''Man-traps''' were large [[slug]]-like creatures created by the [[Dot]]s that killed and ate the residents of [[Finetime]], and were seen standing in the ruins of [[Homeworld (Dot and Bubble)|Homeworld]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Dot and Bubble (TV story)}}) [[File:HugSlug2 DaB.png|thumb|right|A resident of [[Finetime]] strolls past a man-trap, oblivious. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Dot and Bubble (TV story)}})]] | ||
== Behind the Scenes == | == Behind the Scenes == | ||
* While not named in the episode itself, the [[Dot and Bubble (Unleashed episode)|accompanying episode]] of ''[[Doctor Who: Unleashed]]'' identifies them as "man-traps". | * While not named in the episode itself, the [[Dot and Bubble (Unleashed episode)|accompanying episode]] of ''[[Doctor Who: Unleashed]]'' identifies them as "man-traps". | ||
Revision as of 15:02, 2 June 2024
"Mantrap" is a title based upon conjecture.
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Man-traps were large slug-like creatures created by the Dots that killed and ate the residents of Finetime, and were seen standing in the ruins of Homeworld. (TV: Dot and Bubble [+]Loading...["Dot and Bubble (TV story)"])
A resident of Finetime strolls past a man-trap, oblivious. (TV: Dot and Bubble [+]Loading...["Dot and Bubble (TV story)"])
Behind the Scenes
- While not named in the episode itself, the accompanying episode of Doctor Who: Unleashed identifies them as "man-traps".
