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These '''Aliens''' were on board an unnamed ship that crashed on the ''[[Fancy]]'' in the [[17th century]].
This '''Alien''' was on board an unnamed ship that crashed on the ''[[Fancy]]'' in the [[17th century]].


==History==
==History==
The aliens were onboard a ship that crashed on the ''Fancy'' in another dimension. The crew of aliens caught a human disease and died. [[Siren|The Virtual Medic]] onboard had no patients to care for, so it took a human form and started taking [[Pirate]]s. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Curse of the Black Spot]]'')
This alien was onboard a ship that crashed on the ''Fancy'' in another dimension. The crew of aliens caught a human disease and died. [[Siren|The Virtual Medic]] onboard had no patients to care for, so it took a human form and started taking [[Pirate]]s. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Curse of the Black Spot]]'')


==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==
*Although not named in the episode, an alien's shoulder had the abreviation D.I.H.S. on it, which may be of some relation to either the unnamed ship or the species.
*Although not named in the episode, the alien's shoulder had the abreviation D.I.H.S. on it, which may be of some relation to either the unnamed ship or the species.


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Revision as of 18:37, 31 July 2011

This Alien was on board an unnamed ship that crashed on the Fancy in the 17th century.

History

This alien was onboard a ship that crashed on the Fancy in another dimension. The crew of aliens caught a human disease and died. The Virtual Medic onboard had no patients to care for, so it took a human form and started taking Pirates. (DW: The Curse of the Black Spot)

Behind the scenes

  • Although not named in the episode, the alien's shoulder had the abreviation D.I.H.S. on it, which may be of some relation to either the unnamed ship or the species.