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* [[TV]]: {{cs|Wild Blue Yonder (TV story)}} | * [[TV]]: {{cs|Wild Blue Yonder (TV story)}}: Prologue | ||
: Following directly on from ''The Star Beast'', the Doctor and Donna crash-land in a tree during [[1666]], where they accidentally change history by causing [[Isaac Newton]] to coin the term "[[mavity]]" instead of "gravity". The Gübernator is not on top the TARDIS, setting this before the untitled comic story from DWM 598. | : Following directly on from ''The Star Beast'', the Doctor and Donna crash-land in a tree during [[1666]], where they accidentally change history by causing [[Isaac Newton]] to coin the term "[[mavity]]" instead of "gravity". The Gübernator is not on top the TARDIS, setting this before the untitled comic story from DWM 598. | ||
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* [[TV]]: {{cs|Wild Blue Yonder (TV story)}} | * [[TV]]: {{cs|Wild Blue Yonder (TV story)}}: Epilogue | ||
: After pondering the consequences of invocating a superstition where "the walls are thin and all things are possible", the Doctor and Donna return to 2023 Camden Market, though a few days later than intended, where they are met by Wilf, who warns them that the world has gone mad, leading directly into ''The Giggle''. | : After pondering the consequences of invocating a superstition where "the walls are thin and all things are possible", the Doctor and Donna return to 2023 Camden Market, though a few days later than intended, where they are met by Wilf, who warns them that the world has gone mad, leading directly into ''The Giggle''. | ||
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* [[TV]]: {{cs|The Giggle (TV story)}} | * [[TV]]: {{cs|The Giggle (TV story)}}: Epilogue | ||
: Having accepted that he regained his tenth incarnation's face as a sign to himself to "come home" to Donna, the Doctor enjoys a picnic with Donna, Shaun, Rose, Sylvia, Mel and Wilf, where Rose talks about a trip they took the [[Mars]] together and Mel mentions them visiting the [[Gilded Age]] of [[New York City]], with Shaun adding that he sees the TARDIS disappearing fairly often. Rose is now 16-years-old, at least according to the novelisation, and it is a sunny day, implying a setting during [[Spring]] [[2024]]. | : Having accepted that he regained his tenth incarnation's face as a sign to himself to "come home" to Donna, the Doctor enjoys a picnic with Donna, Shaun, Rose, Sylvia, Mel and Wilf, where Rose talks about a trip they took the [[Mars]] together and Mel mentions them visiting the [[Gilded Age]] of [[New York City]], with Shaun adding that he sees the TARDIS disappearing fairly often. Rose is now 16-years-old, at least according to the novelisation, and it is a sunny day, implying a setting during [[Spring]] [[2024]]. | ||
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