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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
The Doctor and Donna | [[Fourteenth Doctor|The Doctor]] and [[Donna Noble|Donna]] crash [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] in an [[apple]] tree in [[1666]] right as [[Isaac Newton]] was reaching his famous epiphany. They ask him what year it is, and from his answer figure out his identity. Donna is delighted in spite of the fact that that TARDIS is going haywire. She insists on making a joke about the gravity of the situation her and the Doctor find themselves in as they depart. Newton, still thinking about his epiphany, reflects on these last few words, trying to recall them. For his new discovery he has a name - "mavity". | ||
The TARDIS then lands in a spaceship, somewhere unknown. They take a look around when the TARDIS dematerialises as a result of the HADS. Thus, the pair walk down a very long corridor where they find a robot they call Jimbo. The Doctor realises they are in a spaceship that is on the edge of the universe, 100 trillion lightyears from everything else - not even starlight has yet promulgated a distance great enough to reach them. | The TARDIS then lands in a spaceship, somewhere unknown. They take a look around when the TARDIS dematerialises as a result of the HADS. Thus, the pair walk down a very long corridor where they find a robot they call Jimbo. The Doctor realises they are in a spaceship that is on the edge of the universe, 100 trillion lightyears from everything else - not even starlight has yet promulgated a distance great enough to reach them. | ||
