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* The Doctor is depicted trying to murder [[Ron Rat]] for insulting ''[[Doctor Who (N-Space)|Doctor Who]]''.
* The Doctor is depicted trying to murder [[Ron Rat]] for insulting ''[[Doctor Who (N-Space)|Doctor Who]]''.
* The story was broadcast in conjunction with ''[[The Trial of a Time Lord (TV story)|The Trial of a Time Lord]]''.
* The story was broadcast in conjunction with ''[[The Trial of a Time Lord (TV story)|The Trial of a Time Lord]]''.
== Continuity ==
* The [[Eleventh Doctor]] later went on television and mentioned ''Doctor Who''. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Doctor Drops In (TV story)|The Doctor Drops In]]'', ''[[The Doctor Appears (TV story)|The Doctor Appears]]'')
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[[Category:1986 television stories]]
[[Category:1986 television stories]]
[[Category:Sixth Doctor television stories]]
[[Category:Sixth Doctor television stories]]

Revision as of 01:29, 2 June 2021

In 1986, an untitled continuity announcement for Roland Rat: The Series was broadcast, crossing over with the universe of Doctor Who. It starred Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor.

Plot

The Sixth Doctor disdainfully introduces an episode of BBC3's Roland Rat: The Series, and then proceeds to inanely cry out.

After the episode finishes, the Doctor is awoken by the prodding of a pole. He recaps the audience on what they had been watching, and then excitedly tells them to switch over to BBC1 to watch Doctor Who. Ron Rat jumps up, calling Doctor Who "rubbish", an act the Doctor attempts to murder Ron for.

Cast

Crew

References

Story notes

  • Despite the series the special was featured in, Roland Rat did not appear.
  • The Doctor is depicted trying to murder Ron Rat for insulting Doctor Who.
  • The story was broadcast in conjunction with The Trial of a Time Lord.

Continuity