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After Nyssa left, the Doctor kept the interocitor. When [[Lucie Miller]] and [[Alex Campbell]] went travelling in [[Thailand]], he gave them the interocitor so they could contact him if necessary. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Lucie Miller (audio story)|Lucie Miller]]'') | After Nyssa left, the Doctor kept the interocitor. When [[Lucie Miller]] and [[Alex Campbell]] went travelling in [[Thailand]], he gave them the interocitor so they could contact him if necessary. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Lucie Miller (audio story)|Lucie Miller]]'') | ||
The Doctor later used similar technology to modify his companions' [[cell phone|cell phones]] to allow them to not only be able to contact him wherever and whenever they were, but also other telecommunication devices from their original timezone. | The Doctor later used similar technology to modify his companions' [[cell phone|cell phones]] to allow them to not only be able to contact him wherever and whenever they were, but also other telecommunication devices from their original timezone. ([[TV]]: [[The End of the World (TV story)|''The End of the World'']]) | ||
[[Category:Communications technology]] | [[Category:Communications technology]] | ||
Revision as of 04:43, 5 November 2015
The temporal interocitor was an experimental device to communicate across spacetime. It was created by the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa. She used it to talk to him while she was in 1320 Rhodes. (AUDIO: Renaissance of the Daleks)
After Nyssa left, the Doctor kept the interocitor. When Lucie Miller and Alex Campbell went travelling in Thailand, he gave them the interocitor so they could contact him if necessary. (AUDIO: Lucie Miller)
The Doctor later used similar technology to modify his companions' cell phones to allow them to not only be able to contact him wherever and whenever they were, but also other telecommunication devices from their original timezone. (TV: The End of the World)
