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*[[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] whilst in his seventh incarnation was particularly fond of Lapsang Souchong tea, a style which [[Provost-Major Beltemst]] also appeared to enjoy. ([[NA]]: ''[[Original Sin]]'')
*[[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] whilst in his seventh incarnation was particularly fond of Lapsang Souchong tea, a style which [[Provost-Major Beltemst]] also appeared to enjoy. ([[NA]]: ''[[Original Sin]]'')
*[[Alexander Christian]] searched [[the Doctor's House]] for tea bags (following his escape from a helicopter). ([[NA]]: ''[[The Dying Days]]'')


*When [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] was destroyed, [[Eighth Doctor|the Doctor]] and Fitz sat around talking about all the tea they used to love drinking which is now gone. ([[EDA]]: ''[[The Shadows of Avalon]]'')
*When [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] was destroyed, [[Eighth Doctor|the Doctor]] and Fitz sat around talking about all the tea they used to love drinking which is now gone. ([[EDA]]: ''[[The Shadows of Avalon]]'')

Revision as of 13:05, 2 November 2007

Tea is both a plant grown on Earth and a drink made of the dried leaves of the plant submersed in hot water and allowed to brew. It originating in Asia. Before it spread to the west, the average English person, such as Will Chandler, who came from 1643, had it explained to him by the Doctor as "a noxious infusion of oriental leaves containing a high percentage of toxic acid". The Doctor then professed that he rather liked it. (DW: The Awakening)

References

  • While in the black hole domain of Brimo, the Doctor wrested part of the control away from Brimo by having one of her servants (which she had mentally created) serve him a cup of tea rather than kill him. (DWM: The Time Witch)
  • There is much tea (both with and without milk and sugar) in Professor Chronotis's rooms. (DW: Shada)
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