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Revision as of 17:59, 4 May 2022
Sven and the Scarf was a webcast that was made specifically for the Doctor Who: Lockdown! event.
Plot
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Cast
Crew
- Writer and director - Andrew Ireland
- Music - Blair Mowat
- Sound Design - Benji Clifford
- With Thanks To - Robert Shearman
- Producer - Emily Cook
References
Food and drink
- Sven finds a jelly baby in the scarf.
Story notes
- While holding the tissue sample, Sven remarks how it might be bubble wrap. This is a reference to the make up for the Wirrn in The Ark in Space, which many fans have noted is clearly bubble wrap painted green.
- Sven estimates the Fourth Doctor's scarf was exposed to the space time continuum for about seven years, a nod to the fact that that the character starred in seven full televised seasons of Doctor Who.
- Oddly, the scarf appears to contain a part of Meglos but the Doctor wore a clearly different scarf in season 18 in which the related events occured.
Continuity
- Sven discovers numerous samples attached to the scarf, including a piece of green alien tissue, (TV: The Ark in Space) two pieces of wire, (TV: Genesis of the Daleks) a spongey piece of red flesh, (TV: Terror of the Zygons) a piece of blue stone that causes Sven to momentarily state "Eldrad Must Live", (TV: The Hand of Fear) and a piece of cactus creature. (TV: Meglos)
- Sven also finds a jelly baby, one of the favourite snacks of the owner of the scarf. (TV: Robot et al.)
- In the conclusion of Sven's research, he states that Henry van Statten has acquired the Metaltron. (TV: Dalek)
