Amongst its recurring characters, the TV series Newzoids (2015-2017) features a foul-mouthed version of the Twelfth Doctor, referencing Peter Capaldi's prior role as Malcolm Tucker in The Thick of It.It looks like the TARDIS as seen in The War Machines, bearing an "out of order" sign. The design of the police box is comparatively detailed. A character enters the box and teleports to the Cave, the main setting for the heroes of the series. In Insecurity, a March 2012 episode of Young Justice, a police box, clearly looking like the Doctor's TARDIS, is seen as one of the ends of a Zeta-Beam conduit.Phineas and Ferb (in which Thomas Sangster voiced Ferb) made several references to Doctor Who, one example being a dimensionally transcendental room made possible by "a little British sci-fi technology" in "Mission Marvel" (2012).In the last episode of season two of The Librarians, the Librarian talks about time travel and a cloth is lifted away by Cassandra Cillian to show the TARDIS as a broken down artefact in a room full of time travelling artefact such as the Delorean from Back to the Future.This robot looks and speaks like a Dalek, complete with a plunger, and is found going on murder sprees saying, "Exterminate!" In an episode of South Park titled Funnybot (2011), the Germans build a robot designed to be funny in reaction to being labelled unfunny.In the Eureka episode "Reprise" (2011), Zane call Jo's house as a TARDIS house, referring to how the house is bigger on the inside. In the 20 August 2010 episode of Eureka on SyFy ("Stoned") Zane, while searching through government files mentions TARDIS blueprints as something he might be searching for.These references functionally act as minor, unlicensed crossovers between the series and the DWU: some element of the Doctor Who universe makes a cameo, or is referenced, in such a way as to imply that it is real in the world of the story, or indeed that the story itself "unofficially" takes place in the Doctor Who universe.
1.5.1 The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
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