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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
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On [[23 November]], [[1962]], [[Bob Dovie]] is at his home at [[59A Barnsfield Crescent]] in [[Totton]], [[Hampshire]] with his two children, [[Kevin Dovie|Kevin]] and [[Linda Dovie|Linda]]. While the two kids are playing, the [[radio]] that Bob has been listening to goes out for a few seconds. During that period, Kevin claims to see a [[police box]]; Bob doesn't see anything, though. The police box appears again, crashing into the Dovies' garden shed, before vanishing again. It then reappears yet again, crashing into their [[chimney]]. Kevin asks if [[Santa Claus|Father Christmas]] has come, to which a stunned Bob can only point out that it's too early for him to be here. | On [[23 November]], [[1962]], [[Bob Dovie]] is at his home at [[59A Barnsfield Crescent]] in [[Totton]], [[Hampshire]] with his two children, [[Kevin Dovie|Kevin]] and [[Linda Dovie|Linda]]. While the two kids are playing, the [[radio]] that Bob has been listening to goes out for a few seconds. During that period, Kevin claims to see a [[police box]]; Bob doesn't see anything, though. The police box appears again, crashing into the Dovies' garden shed, before vanishing again. It then reappears yet again, crashing into their [[chimney]]. Kevin asks if [[Santa Claus|Father Christmas]] has come, to which a stunned Bob can only point out that it's too early for him to be here. | ||
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Once inside, Bob is shocked at what he sees and only has one thing to say, "This is impossible." The TARDIS explodes, taking the Fifth Doctor, Nyssa, and Bob with it. | Once inside, Bob is shocked at what he sees and only has one thing to say, "This is impossible." The TARDIS explodes, taking the Fifth Doctor, Nyssa, and Bob with it. | ||
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The Sixth Doctor manages to put the TARDIS in reverse, sending it in the opposite direction in the energy stream, meaning that it has now landed at the coordinates that came with the red light. The Doctor realises they are now trapped. | The Sixth Doctor manages to put the TARDIS in reverse, sending it in the opposite direction in the energy stream, meaning that it has now landed at the coordinates that came with the red light. The Doctor realises they are now trapped. | ||
