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|year= | |year= [[South America]], [[Tomb of the Bear]], [[1934]]<br>[[London]] [[2009]] | ||
|writer= [[Gavin Collinson]]<br>[[Mark B. Oliver]] | |writer= [[Gavin Collinson]]<br>[[Mark B. Oliver]] | ||
|publication= [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]] Website, December [[2010]] | |publication= [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]] Website, December [[2010]] | ||
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'''''Snowfall''''', released in its entirety as '''''Doctor Who: Snowfall''''', was an [[December]] [[2010]] online novella published on the BBC's Doctor Who Website as part of the 2010 [[Adventure Calendar]]. It was released by chapter, in such a way that it appeared to be somewhat separate stories. | '''''Snowfall''''', released in its entirety as '''''Doctor Who: Snowfall''''', was an [[December]] [[2010]] online novella published on the BBC's Doctor Who Website as part of the 2010 [[Adventure Calendar]]. It was released by chapter, in such a way that it appeared to be somewhat separate stories. However, once all chapters had been made available as a single volume, it was more obviously a unified story. | ||
==Summary== | |||
== Summary == | |||
''to be added'' | ''to be added'' | ||
== Characters == | ==Characters== | ||
*[[Eleventh Doctor]] | |||
*[[Amy Pond]] | *[[Amy Pond]] | ||
*[ | *[[Rory Williams]] | ||
*[[David Kershaw]] | *[[David Kershaw]] | ||
*[[Jack Kershaw|Big Jack]] | *[[Jack Kershaw|Big Jack]] | ||
*[ | *[[Louie Rollins]] | ||
*[ | *[[Millie Peterson]] | ||
*[[Rachael|Aunty Rachael]] | |||
*[[Hawke Lyttle the Third]] | |||
*General [[Marze]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
*[[Eleventh Doctor|The Doctor]] was fighting the [[Gendhi]] on [[Visperon]] when he was called by [[Millie Peterson]]. | |||
*The sudden freeze is caused by a mother and young [[Brakari]]. | |||
*The Doctor hitched a lift from [[Bom-borradoh]]s. | |||
*Until the events of the story, the Doctor had never had [[couscous]]. | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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==Continuity== | ==Continuity== | ||
''to | *[[Louie Rollins]] and [[Millie Peterson]] from ''[[The Night After Hallowe'en]]'' reappear. Several references to the adventure is made. | ||
*[[Eleventh Doctor|The Doctor]] mentions how [[Amy Pond]] ran away on her wedding night, as seen in ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]''. | |||
*When attacked by the [[vampire]] children, the Doctor tells them to go to their room, as he tried in ''[[The Doctor Dances]]''. This time, it doesn't work. | |||
==Timeline== | ==Timeline== | ||
Revision as of 01:52, 29 January 2011
Snowfall, released in its entirety as Doctor Who: Snowfall, was an December 2010 online novella published on the BBC's Doctor Who Website as part of the 2010 Adventure Calendar. It was released by chapter, in such a way that it appeared to be somewhat separate stories. However, once all chapters had been made available as a single volume, it was more obviously a unified story.
Summary
to be added
Characters
- Eleventh Doctor
- Amy Pond
- Rory Williams
- David Kershaw
- Big Jack
- Louie Rollins
- Millie Peterson
- Aunty Rachael
- Hawke Lyttle the Third
- General Marze
References
- The Doctor was fighting the Gendhi on Visperon when he was called by Millie Peterson.
- The sudden freeze is caused by a mother and young Brakari.
- The Doctor hitched a lift from Bom-borradohs.
- Until the events of the story, the Doctor had never had couscous.
Notes
- Because of the fact that this story was originally published by chapter, its chapter titles have more significance than the typical work of prose fiction. In order, the chapters were: "Frozen", "Cold Snap, Part One", "Cold Snap, Part Two", "The Thaw", "Vampire Hurricane, Part One", "Vampire Hurricane, Part Two", and "Station Pressure". Most were written by Collinson; Oliver wrote "Cold Snap".
Continuity
- Louie Rollins and Millie Peterson from The Night After Hallowe'en reappear. Several references to the adventure is made.
- The Doctor mentions how Amy Pond ran away on her wedding night, as seen in The Eleventh Hour.
- When attacked by the vampire children, the Doctor tells them to go to their room, as he tried in The Doctor Dances. This time, it doesn't work.
Timeline
to be added
External links
