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'''''Ghost in the Machine''''' was the fourth story of the [[Series 8 (CC)|eighth series]] in [[the Companion Chronicles]] audio range. It was produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. It was written by [[Jonathan Morris]] and featured [[Jo Grant]].
'''''Ghost in the Machine''''' was the fourth story of the [[Series 8 (CC)|eighth series]] in [[the Companion Chronicles]] audio range. It was produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. It was written by [[Jonathan Morris]] and featured [[Jo Grant]].


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== References ==
== References ==
* Jo spent approximately two hours going through the [[The Doctor's TARDIS#Wardrobe|TARDIS wardrobe]] trying on different outfits. She considered many of them "groovy."
* Jo spent approximately two hours going through the [[The Doctor's TARDIS#Wardrobe|TARDIS wardrobe]] trying on different outfits.
* The TARDIS has an internal communication system, i.e. a PA system.
* The Doctor has [[Venus]]ian [[conker]]s and [[jelly baby|jelly babies]].
* The Doctor has [[Venus]]ian [[conker]]s and [[jelly baby|jelly babies]].
* Jo claims that she is "pretty nifty at [[karate]]" and that she once rendered [[John Benton|Sgt. Benton]] unconscious.
* Jo claims that she is "pretty nifty at [[karate]]" and that she once rendered [[John Benton|Sgt. Benton]] unconscious.
* Jo theorises that the Centre is in [[America]] or [[Australia]], a "little bit in the future." Ben ponders if he's been on the tape for 50 or 100 years.
* Jo theorises that the Centre is in [[America]] or [[Australia]], a "little bit in the future."  
* The first [[phonograph]] recording ever made was [[Thomas Edison]] reciting "[[Mary Had a Little Lamb]]" in [[1877]].
* The first [[phonograph]] recording ever made was [[Thomas Edison]] reciting "[[Mary Had a Little Lamb]]" in [[1877]].


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