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In [[2023]], the [[KOSAT 5]] satellite was launched by [[South Korea]] to connect everyone "from the highest [[mountain]] to the deepest [[valley]] on Earth" to the [[internet]], which gave the Giggle the chance to finally spread worldwide, creating a wavelength that increased the humans' sense of entitlement and caused them to enact upon their every urge, becoming more hostile when told they were in the wrong, with the victims of the Giggle adhering that they were "always right". [[UNIT]] managed to counter the effects of the Giggle with [[Zeedex]]es created by [[the Vlinx]] in [[UNIT HQ, City of London|the London headquarters]], but the public would not accept the Zeedexes, with [[Trinity Wells]] advocating an "anti-Zeedex" stance by telling her viewers that UNIT were using the devices to "control [them] and monitor [them] and microwave [their] brains." In the resulting chaos from the conflicting opinions, the Toymaker took the the streets of [[21st century London|London]] to revel in the madness by dancing, where he had a chance encounter with the [[Fourteenth Doctor]], who was trying the asset the situation ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Giggle (TV story)}}) after he and [[Donna Noble]] had been told of the crisis by [[Wilfred Mott]] upon their return to [[Camden Market]] from the [[edge of the universe]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Wild Blue Yonder (TV story)}}) | In [[2023]], the [[KOSAT 5]] satellite was launched by [[South Korea]] to connect everyone "from the highest [[mountain]] to the deepest [[valley]] on Earth" to the [[internet]], which gave the Giggle the chance to finally spread worldwide, creating a wavelength that increased the humans' sense of entitlement and caused them to enact upon their every urge, becoming more hostile when told they were in the wrong, with the victims of the Giggle adhering that they were "always right". [[UNIT]] managed to counter the effects of the Giggle with [[Zeedex]]es created by [[the Vlinx]] in [[UNIT HQ, City of London|the London headquarters]], but the public would not accept the Zeedexes, with [[Trinity Wells]] advocating an "anti-Zeedex" stance by telling her viewers that UNIT were using the devices to "control [them] and monitor [them] and microwave [their] brains." In the resulting chaos from the conflicting opinions, the Toymaker took the the streets of [[21st century London|London]] to revel in the madness by dancing, where he had a chance encounter with the [[Fourteenth Doctor]], who was trying the asset the situation ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Giggle (TV story)}}) after he and [[Donna Noble]] had been told of the crisis by [[Wilfred Mott]] upon their return to [[Camden Market]] from the [[edge of the universe]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Wild Blue Yonder (TV story)}}) | ||
UNIT quickly arrived to take the Doctor and Donna the the London HQ, where [[Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]], [[Shirley Bingham]] and [[Melanie Bush]] briefed them on the situation, and helped them track the origins of the Giggle to 1925 Soho. As he left to investigate, the Doctor invoked the [[Gold Protocol]] to give Kate the authority to down the KOSAT 5 satellite without causing an international incident, and UNIT quickly shot down satellite with a [[galvanic beam]], terminating the transmission of Stooky Bill and bringing the Giggle to an end. | UNIT quickly arrived to take the Doctor and Donna the the London HQ, where [[Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]], [[Shirley Anne Bingham]] and [[Melanie Bush]] briefed them on the situation, and helped them track the origins of the Giggle to 1925 Soho. As he left to investigate, the Doctor invoked the [[Gold Protocol]] to give Kate the authority to down the KOSAT 5 satellite without causing an international incident, and UNIT quickly shot down satellite with a [[galvanic beam]], terminating the transmission of Stooky Bill and bringing the Giggle to an end. | ||
However, the Doctor and Donna then returned to warn Kate that the crisis was not over, but they were unable to properly mount a defensive when the Toymaker arrived and, after causing a distraction by dancing to "[[Spice Up Your Life]]" in the HQ control room, seized the galvanic beam. He announced his intent to remain on Earth to cause more chaos with his games, but he was successfully exiled from the universe by the combined efforts of the Fourteenth Doctor and the [[Fifteenth Doctor]] after a sudden [[bi-generation]] caused by the Toymaker shooting the Fourteenth Doctor with the galvanic beam. As he was exiled from existence, however, the Toymaker warned the Doctor that [[The Toymaker's legions|his legions]] were coming. With his banishment, the Giggle was removed from existence entirely, with even Banerjee having been freed from it and his timeline rewrote so that he never played his game with the Toymaker. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Giggle (TV story)}}) | However, the Doctor and Donna then returned to warn Kate that the crisis was not over, but they were unable to properly mount a defensive when the Toymaker arrived and, after causing a distraction by dancing to "[[Spice Up Your Life]]" in the HQ control room, seized the galvanic beam. He announced his intent to remain on Earth to cause more chaos with his games, but he was successfully exiled from the universe by the combined efforts of the Fourteenth Doctor and the [[Fifteenth Doctor]] after a sudden [[bi-generation]] caused by the Toymaker shooting the Fourteenth Doctor with the galvanic beam. As he was exiled from existence, however, the Toymaker warned the Doctor that [[The Toymaker's legions|his legions]] were coming. With his banishment, the Giggle was removed from existence entirely, with even Banerjee having been freed from it and his timeline rewrote so that he never played his game with the Toymaker. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Giggle (TV story)}}) | ||
