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At least one of the planet's indigenous races, at some point in the past, apparently worshipped a [[god]] named [[Vot]]. | At least one of the planet's indigenous races, at some point in the past, apparently worshipped a [[god]] named [[Vot]]. | ||
Stovian society was similar to Terran, including [[unemployment]] and [[television]] shows. The inhabitants of Sto had also an interest in [[Earth]] history and culture, given the popularity of the ''Titanic'' recreation, although some Sto residents developed a somewhat skewed view of Earth history and customs (such as Mr [[Copper | Stovian society was similar to Terran, including [[unemployment]] and [[television]] shows. The inhabitants of Sto had also an interest in [[Earth]] history and culture, given the popularity of the ''Titanic'' recreation, although some Sto residents developed a somewhat skewed view of Earth history and customs (such as Mr [[Bayldon Copper|Copper]]'s take on [[Christmas]]). | ||
[[Cyborg]]s and [[android]]s were generally discriminated against by the dominant culture of the planet. ([[TV]]: ''[[Voyage of the Damned (TV story)|Voyage of the Damned]]'') When the [[Twelfth Doctor]] found himself sent back to Sto in [[1917]], after being touched by a [[Weeping Angel]], he quickly joined the civil rights movement and eventually became its leader. Using the wealth and influence he gained, he organised an underground railroad that smuggled cyborgs off-world. The Doctor eventually got a job at [[Max Capricorn Cruiseliners]], naming the starship ''Titanic'' that his earlier self would encounter. Thanks to the Doctor, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[A Confusion of Angels (comic story)|A Confusion of Angels]]'') laws were passed in the early [[21st century]] allowing cyborgs more freedoms, including the right to marry. | [[Cyborg]]s and [[android]]s were generally discriminated against by the dominant culture of the planet. ([[TV]]: ''[[Voyage of the Damned (TV story)|Voyage of the Damned]]'') When the [[Twelfth Doctor]] found himself sent back to Sto in [[1917]], after being touched by a [[Weeping Angel]], he quickly joined the civil rights movement and eventually became its leader. Using the wealth and influence he gained, he organised an underground railroad that smuggled cyborgs off-world. The Doctor eventually got a job at [[Max Capricorn Cruiseliners]], naming the starship ''Titanic'' that his earlier self would encounter. Thanks to the Doctor, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[A Confusion of Angels (comic story)|A Confusion of Angels]]'') laws were passed in the early [[21st century]] allowing cyborgs more freedoms, including the right to marry. | ||
