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| - - The Doctor and Cathica. Satellite Five was a space station above Earth. By the year 200,100, the station was called the Game Station. It was the news station of the Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire, used to broadcast 600 channels across the Empire. Unknown to anyone, the station was really controlled by the Mighty Jagrafess who was really controlled by the Daleks.
- It had a central cylindrical structure ringed by three hoops. The purpose of the hoops could be to provide an artificial gravity field, allowing the Satellite to be habitable by humans. Satellite Five had five hundred and one floors. Hydra Combination was used in the construction of the station, comprising the door to at least the observation deck. As the Ninth Doctor stated, that side of the station was reinforced against meteors. (TV: The Parting of the Ways)
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| - - The Doctor and Cathica. Satellite Five was a space station above Earth. By the year 200,100, the station was called the Game Station. It was the news station of the Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire, used to broadcast 600 channels across the Empire. Unknown to anyone, the station was really controlled by the Mighty Jagrafess who was really controlled by the Daleks.
- It had a central cylindrical structure ringed by three hoops. The purpose of the hoops could be to provide an artificial gravity field, allowing the Satellite to be habitable by humans. Satellite Five had five hundred and one floors. Hydra Combination was used in the construction of the station, comprising the door to at least the observation deck. As the Ninth Doctor stated, that side of the station was reinforced against meteors. (TV: The Parting of the Ways) At least during the Ninth Doctor's first visit there, Floor 000 served as arrivals and departures. Floor 016 was the surgical level. Floor 500 was the editorial level, where management was based, and the place to which everyone aspired to be promoted — despite the fact that those who did were never seen nor heard from again. The walls were rumoured to be made of gold. However, in reality, Floor 500 was very different: frigid, dilapidated and all but abandoned. (TV: The Long Game) In 200,100, the same area served as a command centre for the Controller. On this level were archives, including Archive Six where the TARDIS was kept. (TV: Bad Wolf) Other floors, for example, Floor 139, contained a food court which was visited by the Doctor, Rose Tyler and Adam Mitchell in the year 200,000. It served junk food, much to the confusion of the Doctor, who believed humanity had "fine food" in this era. (TV: The Long Game)
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