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Karaoke

Karaoke was a form of singing at parties in the 21st century.

Karaoke originated on the planet of the same name. Clara Oswald was incredulous at this, for which the Twelfth Doctor scolded her. (COMIC: Day of the Tune)

The First Doctor did not know what karaoke was. (AUDIO: The Demon Song)

The Doctor's TARDIS had a karaoke bar. The Eleventh Doctor once claimed that, if it were to be disabled, the TARDIS could sustain a paradox, although he later admitted that he was lying. (TV: The Girl Who Waited)

Circa the 1980s, Iris Wildthyme and Clockwork Panda visited a karaoke bar in Tokyo. (PROSE: Flasket Brinner and the Clockwork Heart)

In Leadworth, The Wig and Cravat hosted karaoke every Friday. (PROSE: Around Leadworth)

The Eleventh Doctor took River Song and Jim the Fish out for karaoke in the 48th century. (GAME: The Eternity Clock) Nonetheless, the Twelfth Doctor listed karaoke among things he didn't like. (TV: Deep Breath)

Clara Oswald sang "Hungry Like the Wolf" karaoke on hen night. Professor Grisenko, who was from the Soviet Union in 1983, had no idea what "karaoke" was. (TV: Cold War)

In 2015, MIAOW gave a karaoke machine to a group of aliens holding a party on Iapetus. (PROSE: Our Tune)

When Graham O'Brien asked his friend Gabriel if he had seen anything strange lately, but only told him about his wife going to karaoke with her friends. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)

Shana Siddiqui performed some very bad karaoke during her time at university. (AUDIO: Hosts of the Wirrn)

Tyler Steele enjoyed karaoke. (AUDIO: How I Conquered the World)

Calapians and the Team TARDIS spent time with karaoke during their isolation of Calapia because of the passing of the Death Moon. (PROSE: The Shadow Passes)

Adric and Galgo visited a karaoke bar on Argentia. (AUDIO: Serpent in the Silver Mask)

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