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In the Real World, Royal Mail published the ''[[Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Royal Mail Prestige Stamp Book]]'', a stamp book which included the [[Eleventh Doctor]] comic story ''[[Doctor Who and the Last Stand (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Last Stand]]''. | In the Real World, Royal Mail published the ''[[Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Royal Mail Prestige Stamp Book]]'', a stamp book which included the [[Eleventh Doctor]] comic story ''[[Doctor Who and the Last Stand (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Last Stand]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 15:40, 21 January 2017
Royal Mail was the name of a British postal (TV: Day One) company.
The TARDIS narrowly missed crashing in to one of the company's vans. (TV: The Christmas Invasion)
One of their workers was nearly murdered by the Sex Gas in the host body of Carys Fletcher. (TV: Day One)
A Royal Mail card was stolen by the staff of Torchwood Three. (TV: Children of Earth: Day Three)
One of the storage bags was seen on the Thames House helipad. (TV: Children of Earth: Day Five)
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In the Real World, Royal Mail published the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Royal Mail Prestige Stamp Book, a stamp book which included the Eleventh Doctor comic story Doctor Who and the Last Stand.
