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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
A deep-space battle between members of [[Species (Planet Bollywood)|an elephant-like race]] and the [[Shasarak]] leads to a ship crashing down into the [[Planet (Planet Bollywood)|planet]] below. When the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond|Amy]] arrive on the planet they spontaneously burst into song. They are then attacked by the Shasarak. Amy escapes but the Doctor is caught. Amy gets to a nearby village, where she is greeted by a huge dance routine. A man named [[Rajiv]] shows her [[the Muse]], a [[blue]]-skinned woman who has the ability to make people burst into song and dance. Meanwhile, the Shasarak leader tells the Doctor that they are trying to capture the Muse. The Shasarak burst into a dance routine and the Doctor escapes. The Muse explains to Amy and Rajiv she is an [[android]] who was used as an amusement for the [[Maharani]], but when the Shasarak figured out her powers could be used for evil, they hunted her down. She was damaged from the crash landing. Just as she finishes, the Doctor turns up and begins inspecting the Muse. He comes to the conclusion that she could recharge from a nearby power source, and devises a brilliant plan. When the Shasarak arrive in the village a dance routine starts. Their leader follows the Doctor into one of the houses, while Amy, Rajiv and the Muse sneak into the Shasarak ship, where she recalibrates herself. The Doctor is about to be shot by the angry leader when the Shasarak start dancing due to the Muse being at full power, and are left dancing for hours. While the authorities are on the way, Rajiv and the Muse embrace their love and the Doctor and Amy leave. | A deep-space battle between members of [[Species (Planet Bollywood)|an elephant-like race]] and the [[Shasarak]] leads to a ship crashing down into the [[Planet (Planet Bollywood)|planet]] below. When the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond|Amy]] arrive on the planet they spontaneously burst into song. They are then attacked by the Shasarak. Amy escapes, but the Doctor is caught. Amy gets to a nearby village, where she is greeted by a huge dance routine. A man named [[Rajiv]] shows her [[the Muse]], a [[blue]]-skinned woman who has the ability to make people burst into song and dance. Meanwhile, the Shasarak leader tells the Doctor that they are trying to capture the Muse. The Shasarak burst into a dance routine and the Doctor escapes. The Muse explains to Amy and Rajiv she is an [[android]] who was used as an amusement for the [[Maharani]], but when the Shasarak figured out her powers could be used for evil, they hunted her down. She was damaged from the crash landing. Just as she finishes, the Doctor turns up and begins inspecting the Muse. He comes to the conclusion that she could recharge from a nearby power source, and devises a brilliant plan. When the Shasarak arrive in the village a dance routine starts. Their leader follows the Doctor into one of the houses, while Amy, Rajiv and the Muse sneak into the Shasarak ship, where she recalibrates herself. The Doctor is about to be shot by the angry leader when the Shasarak start dancing due to the Muse being at full power, and are left dancing for hours. While the authorities are on the way, Rajiv and the Muse embrace their love and the Doctor and Amy leave. | ||
== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
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== Worldbuilding == | == Worldbuilding == | ||
* The Doctor says his first [[model train]] set was a [[Hornby]]. | * The Doctor says his first [[model train]] set was a [[Hornby]]. | ||
* The Doctor says he could have made his distraction worthy of [[Farah Khan]] if he had more time. | |||
* Amy mentions ''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]''. | * Amy mentions ''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]''. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* References to Indian culture include the elephant-like race (who wear Indian-style uniforms and resemble {{w|Ganesha}}), the Shasarak (who wear Indian-style armour and whose name is an anagram of {{w|Rakshasa}}), the villagers (who dress in traditional Indian style and one of whom has the traditional Indian name {{w|Rajiv}}), the Muse (who has the blue skin and outfit of a Hindu goddess), and the Maharani (who is named after the title of a female Hindi monarch or royal, and lives in an Indian-style palace). | * References to Indian culture include the elephant-like race (who wear Indian-style uniforms and resemble {{w|Ganesha}}), the Shasarak (who wear Indian-style armour and whose name is an anagram of {{w|Rakshasa}}), the villagers (who dress in traditional Indian style and one of whom has the traditional Indian name {{w|Rajiv}}), the Muse (who has the blue skin and outfit of a Hindu goddess), and the Maharani (who is named after the title of a female Hindi monarch or royal, and lives in an Indian-style palace). | ||
* The third edition of ''[[aHistory]]'' arbitrarily dates | * The third edition of ''[[aHistory]]'' arbitrarily dates ''Planet Bollywood'' to [[2397]], as it seems to be set in the future when [[Bollywood]] culture has spread from Earth into space, but admits the possibility that Bollywood culture originated in space. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
'' | * Amy tells Rajiv that she just agrees with the Doctor's [[technobabble]] when he pauses, just as [[Martha Jones]] advised [[Billy Shipton]] to nod when the [[Tenth Doctor]] stopped for breath. ([[TV]]: ''[[Blink (TV story)|Blink]]'') | ||
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