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* In one episode of ''The Sarah Silverman Program'', one character buys a DVD boxset of a science-fiction show called ''Dr. Lazer Rage''. He later feels regret at buying the expensive boxset, and [[Ninth Doctor]] actor [[Christopher Eccleston]] makes a cameo as "Dr. Lazer Range" coming to life on the cover of the box. In the same episode, one character calls another from a blue telephone box. Interestingly, this is the only example of Eccleston participating in a guest appearance that directly references and parodies his involvement in ''Doctor Who'', as his fear of being typecast means he tends to avoids this. | * In one episode of ''The Sarah Silverman Program'', one character buys a DVD boxset of a science-fiction show called ''Dr. Lazer Rage''. He later feels regret at buying the expensive boxset, and [[Ninth Doctor]] actor [[Christopher Eccleston]] makes a cameo as "Dr. Lazer Range" coming to life on the cover of the box. In the same episode, one character calls another from a blue telephone box. Interestingly, this is the only example of Eccleston participating in a guest appearance that directly references and parodies his involvement in ''Doctor Who'', as his fear of being typecast means he tends to avoids this. | ||
* The pilot for the 2000 series ''The Invisible Man'' contains at least four references: A [[Patrick Troughton|doctor named Troughton]], a business card reading [[I.M. Foreman]], and a magazine cover with the headlines [[TARDIS| | * The pilot for the 2000 series ''The Invisible Man'' contains at least four references: A [[Patrick Troughton|doctor named Troughton]], a business card reading [[I.M. Foreman]], and a magazine cover with the headlines [[TARDIS|"Time and Relative Dimensions in Space!"]] and [[The Five Doctors|"Playing the game of Rassilon!"]] [http://www.hulu.com/watch/5602/the-invisible-man-the-invisible-man---pilot] | ||
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===Video games=== | ===Video games=== | ||
====''[[w:c:fallout:Fallout|Fallout]]''==== | ====''[[w:c:fallout:Fallout|Fallout]]''==== | ||
* The TARDIS [[w:c:fallout:Dr. Who|can be found]] in the Desert, although it disappears after a | * The TARDIS [[w:c:fallout:Dr. Who|can be found]] in the Desert, although it disappears after a while. | ||
====''[[Wikipedia:Lemmings 2: The Tribes|Lemmings 2: The Tribes]]''==== | ====''[[Wikipedia:Lemmings 2: The Tribes|Lemmings 2: The Tribes]]''==== | ||
