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In the first episode everything points to the planet in the [[Antiverse]] being a [[TARDIS]]... [[Rassilon]]'s TARDIS, really. It's the only static object in the chaos of [[ | In the first episode everything points to the planet in the [[Antiverse]] being a [[TARDIS]]... [[Rassilon]]'s TARDIS, really. It's the only static object in the chaos of [[anti-time]], it's [[dimensionally transcendental]], and it has a central column that projects a [[hologram]] of Rassilon. | ||
However, the second episode reveals the whole thing to be a hoax. [[Sentris]] and her fellow [[Neverperson|Neverpeople]] set up the hologram in order to get an Anti-Time bomb to [[Gallifrey]], disguised as Rassilon's casket. | However, the second episode reveals the whole thing to be a hoax. [[Sentris]] and her fellow [[Neverperson|Neverpeople]] set up the hologram in order to get an Anti-Time bomb to [[Gallifrey]], disguised as Rassilon's casket. | ||
