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*At one point the Doctor expresses regret that he no longer has his [[umbrella]], most likely a reference to the umbrella most famously carried by his [[Seventh Doctor|seventh incarnation]].
*The Doctor promises to take Lenni's son to meet the "real [[Santa Claus|Santa]]". The Doctor mentioned [[Lapland]] as one of his recent "many" Christmasses during a conversation with [[Mandy Litherland]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Auld Lang Syne (audio story)|Auld Lang Syne]]'')
*The Doctor promises to take Lenni's son to meet the "real [[Santa Claus|Santa]]". The Doctor mentioned [[Lapland]] as one of his recent "many" Christmasses during a conversation with [[Mandy Litherland]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Auld Lang Syne (audio story)|Auld Lang Syne]]'')
**In his [[Twelfth Doctor|twelfth incarnation]], the Doctor will meet Santa Claus once again. ([[TV]]: ''[[Last Christmas (TV story)|Last Christmas]]'')
**In his [[Twelfth Doctor|twelfth incarnation]], the Doctor will meet Santa Claus once again. ([[TV]]: ''[[Last Christmas (TV story)|Last Christmas]]'')

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Break the Ice was the third and final story in the audio anthology Into the Stars, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Tim Foley and featured Christopher Eccleston as the Ninth Doctor.

Publisher's summary

On a chilly space station, the Doctor meets a group of scientists experimenting with Suspended animation.

But when one subject returns from extreme sub-zero temperatures, he does not return alone. A creature awakens that can freeze the soul with icy fingers - Jack Frost

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References

  • The Doctor notes that the creature goes by many names. On Ribos, he is known as the Bitter King. On Cacophony, he is known as the Cold Bringer. And on Earth, he is known as Jack Frost.

Notes

  • Despite being released after Auld Lang Syne, Tim Foley intended for Break the Ice to come before Auld Lang Syne. Both stories were being worked on at the same time by Foley, allowing him to place a reference for Break the Ice in the script for Auld Lang Syne.[1]

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