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|image        = Blue Moon (short story).jpg
|image        = Blue Moon (short story).jpg
|doctor      = Tenth Doctor
|doctor      = Tenth Doctor
|setting      = [[Kennedy Space Center]] and [[the Moon]], [[1969]]
|setting      = [[Kennedy Space Center]] and [[the Moon]], [[1969]]
|enemy        = [[Spencer (Blue Moon)|Spencer]] and [[Milledge]]
|enemy        = [[Spencer (Blue Moon)|Spencer]] and [[Milledge]]
|writer      = [[Oli Smith]]
|writer      = Oli Smith
|publication  = [[Doctor Who website|''Doctor Who'' website]]
|publication  = [[Doctor Who website|''Doctor Who'' website]]
|release date = [[July (releases)|July]] [[2009 (releases)|2009]]
|release date = July 2009
|format      = Online short story
|format      = Online short story
|series      = ''Doctor Who'' web short stories
|series      = ''Doctor Who'' web short stories

Revision as of 21:10, 1 March 2024

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Blue Moon by Oli Smith is a four-part short story (a prologue and three chapters) that was published exclusively on the Doctor Who website in July 2009 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landings.

Plot

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Characters

Worldbuilding

  • Two heavily-censored transcripts of the Apollo mission on 16 July, transferred to the Torchwood archives appear in part one.
  • The Tenth Doctor calls the Apollo 11 mission "[p]acking three men into a tin can filled with a skyscraper's worth of fuel, hurling them out of the atmosphere into the harshest conditions imaginable, with nothing more powerful than a pocket calculator to guide them. For what? Just because you can."
  • The Doctor says "it's Neil and Buzz that land on the Moon and plant the flag and play golf, but without all these wonderful people down here...", gesturing to Mission Control, "Without these unsung heroes [...] none of it will happen."

Notes

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Continuity

  • The Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones previously witnessed the Moon landing on four occasions. (TV: Blink)

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