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*Steven refers to his recent visit to Egypt in [[The Massacre]]. | *Steven refers to his recent visit to Egypt in [[The Massacre]]. | ||
*The Doctor shows a photo-slide of the Egyptian god Khnum - with horns! ([[The Daemons]]). | *The Doctor shows a photo-slide of the Egyptian god Khnum - with horns! ([[The Daemons]]). | ||
| − | *The Doctor mentions El Alamein in [[The Sea Devils]]. | + | *The Doctor mentions the battle of El Alamein in [[The Sea Devils]]. |
*Jo says she and the Doctor boarded the ''SS Bernice'' at Port Said ([[Carnival of Monsters]]). | *Jo says she and the Doctor boarded the ''SS Bernice'' at Port Said ([[Carnival of Monsters]]). | ||
*[[Pyramids of Mars]] is partially set in and features quite a number of references to Egypt - including pyramids, mummies, Cairo, Saqqara, Pharaohs, Tuthmoses the Third, various Egyptian Gods such as Horus and Sutekh, and many other characters. | *[[Pyramids of Mars]] is partially set in and features quite a number of references to Egypt - including pyramids, mummies, Cairo, Saqqara, Pharaohs, Tuthmoses the Third, various Egyptian Gods such as Horus and Sutekh, and many other characters. | ||
Revision as of 21:48, 26 April 2021
Egypt in Doctor Who
- Barbara admires Arbitan's pyramid, likening it to those built by the Egyptians (The Keys of Marinus).
- In The Crusade, Saladin - who is the Sultan of Egypt and Syria - fears that King Richard plans to invade Egypt.
- The TARDIS lands in Egypt, pursued by the Monk and the Daleks, who are attacked by Egyptian slaves (The Daleks' Master Plan).
- Steven refers to his recent visit to Egypt in The Massacre.
- The Doctor shows a photo-slide of the Egyptian god Khnum - with horns! (The Daemons).
- The Doctor mentions the battle of El Alamein in The Sea Devils.
- Jo says she and the Doctor boarded the SS Bernice at Port Said (Carnival of Monsters).
- Pyramids of Mars is partially set in and features quite a number of references to Egypt - including pyramids, mummies, Cairo, Saqqara, Pharaohs, Tuthmoses the Third, various Egyptian Gods such as Horus and Sutekh, and many other characters.
