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===== Bafflement and Devotion ===== | ===== Bafflement and Devotion ===== | ||
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===== The Magrs Conundrum! ===== | |||
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===== From Wildthyme with Love ===== | |||
According to Iris herself, she claimed that parts of her life were missing due to the episodes being junked back in the [[1960s]] | |||
==== Meta-fiction universes ==== | |||
In one [[meta-dimension (Wildthyme Beyond!)|meta-dimension]], Iris existed only as a fictional character. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Wildthyme Beyond! (novel)|Wildthyme Beyond!]]'', [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Looking for a Friend (audio story)|Looking for a Friend]]'') The seventeen-episode ''The Iris Wildthyme Show'' inspired a cult franchise with CDs, action figures, comics, fan conventions, and over 300 tie-in novels. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Wildthyme Beyond! (novel)|Wildthyme Beyond!]]'') | |||
