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'''''EarthDoom XV''''' was a holo-vid series based on the [[Third Dalek War]], although it was a highly fictionalised representation of the conflict. [[Chris Cwej]] watched the series as a child. It had very low production values, but it terrified him, and many others of his generation, enough that he often watched it from behind the sofa. Chris often woke up in a cold sweat for nights after viewing it. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Sky Pirates! (novel)|Sky Pirates!]]'')
'''''EarthDoom XV''''' was a holo-vid series based on the [[Third Dalek War]], although it was a highly fictionalised representation of the conflict. [[Chris Cwej]] watched the series as a child. It had very low production values, but it terrified him, and many others of his generation, enough that he often watched it from behind the sofa. Chris often woke up in a cold sweat for nights after viewing it. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Sky Pirates! (novel)|Sky Pirates!]]'')


== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
Described as a series with incredibly low production values but still scaring its young audience enough to have them watching from behind the sofa, ''EarthDoom XV'' is a clear reference to the classic series of ''[[Doctor Who]]''.
Described as a series with incredibly low production values but still scaring its young audience enough to have them watching from behind the sofa, ''EarthDoom XV'' is a clear reference to the classic series of ''[[Doctor Who]]''.
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