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Stolen Planets of the Medusa Cascade
Also called: The twenty-seven planets
Type: Twenty-six planets and one moon
Location: The Medusa Cascade
Appearances: TV: The Stolen Earth (TV story) / Journey's End

The Stolen Planets of the Medusa Cascade were twenty-six planets and one moon, some inhabited, some not, that were taken out of time and space and relocated to the Medusa Cascade by Davros and his New Dalek Empire. He planned to use the alignment of the planets as a transmitter for the reality bomb, to allow complete destruction of every universe.

All twenty-seven planets were later returned home by the Tenth Doctor, the meta-crisis Doctor, and Donna Noble, defeating Davros and his plan. (TV: The Stolen Earth / Journey's End)

Amongst the twenty-seven planets were:

Behind the scenes Edit

The non-narrative REF: Doctor Who: The Time Traveller's Almanac refers to the planets Strepto, which in PROSE: Something in the Water was said to have vanished around the Middle Ages, and Griffoth as being taken by the Daleks. Strepto's disappearance is contradicted by TV: The Stolen Earth, which counts 24 planets being taken from 2009 and the remaining three from other eras named by the Tenth Doctor and Donna as the Lost Moon of Poosh, Pyrovillia and Adipose 3, causing the Shadow Proclamation's map to put the planets in alignment.

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