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Time of Your Life (novel)

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In presenting a society that had begun to devolve because of its innate addiction to television, the narrative had a lot of obvious similarity to Paradise Towers and Vengeance on Varos. Indeed, it may have provided some level of inspiration to Bad Wolf. The story also contains a mostly subtle, but sometimes gross, criticism of Doctor Who fandom, of a kind also seen in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.

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Sixth Doctor

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1995-03-16

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Time of Your Life

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Paperback Book; 13 Chapters, 256 Pages

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The Ghosts of N-Space

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Dancing the Code

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ISBN 0-426-20438-7

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In presenting a society that had begun to devolve because of its innate addiction to television, the narrative had a lot of obvious similarity to Paradise Towers and Vengeance on Varos. Indeed, it may have provided some level of inspiration to Bad Wolf. The story also contains a mostly subtle, but sometimes gross, criticism of Doctor Who fandom, of a kind also seen in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.