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When Clara danced with the [[Twelfth Doctor]] during celebrations over the liberation of [[Paris]] in [[1944]], she remarked, "we should apply for ''Strictly Come Dancing''". ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Trust (comic story)|Trust]]'') | When Clara danced with the [[Twelfth Doctor]] during celebrations over the liberation of [[Paris]] in [[1944]], she remarked, "we should apply for ''Strictly Come Dancing''". ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Trust (comic story)|Trust]]'') | ||
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Strictly Come Dancing, also simply called Strictly, was a television programme featuring "long-legged ladies" (PROSE: Taking the Cure) who danced. (PROSE: The Way Through the Woods, Dead of Winter)
Martha Jones' grandfather watched Strictly Come Dancing. (PROSE: Wetworld) Carole made her husband Frank take up tango because of Vincent on Strictly Come Dancing. (PROSE: The Way Through the Woods)
Tom and Eleri Flanagan watched the 2007 series finale the night before Gwen Cooper and Owen Harper's visit to their home. The winner was "that newsreader", whom Owen described as having "legs up to her armpits". (TV: Ghost Machine)
When Amy Pond saw the Familiars dancing with the patients of St Christophe, she wondered if they were up against an alien version of Strictly Come Dancing. (PROSE: Dead of Winter)
Clara Oswald and her family always watched the Christmas edition of Strictly Come Dancing. (TV: The Time of the Doctor)
When Clara danced with the Twelfth Doctor during celebrations over the liberation of Paris in 1944, she remarked, "we should apply for Strictly Come Dancing". (COMIC: Trust)
