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In [[Transmission (Introducing Doctor Who: Redacted)|a transmission]] to '[[planet]] [[Earth]]', the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] claimed that her, [[Companion|her friends]], and 'anyone who'd ever [[Helping|helped]] [her]' were being "'''erased''' from [[existence]] - [[Redaction|redacted]] from [[reality]]". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Introducing Doctor Who: Redacted (audio story)|Introducing Doctor Who: Redacted]]'') | In [[Transmission (Introducing Doctor Who: Redacted)|a transmission]] to '[[planet]] [[Earth]]', the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] claimed that her, [[Companion|her friends]], and 'anyone who'd ever [[Helping|helped]] [her]' were being "'''erased''' from [[existence]] - [[Redaction|redacted]] from [[reality]]". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Introducing Doctor Who: Redacted (audio story)|Introducing Doctor Who: Redacted]]'') | ||
== Behind the | == Behind the scenes == | ||
This concept is likely to be the same as [[temporal dissolution]], which is also called "temporal erasure". | This concept is likely to be the same as [[temporal dissolution]], which is also called "temporal erasure". | ||
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In a transmission to 'planet Earth', the Thirteenth Doctor claimed that her, her friends, and 'anyone who'd ever helped [her]' were being "erased from existence - redacted from reality". (AUDIO: Introducing Doctor Who: Redacted)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
This concept is likely to be the same as temporal dissolution, which is also called "temporal erasure".
