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| rdfs:label | - In the Forest of the Night
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| rdfs:comment | - The Doctor and his companion Clorox Oswart go to modern day London and discover that filming on a London street proved too expensive, so they took a few street signs and such and tucked them into a forest to save money, which is actually kind of clever if you think about it. Danny "Whichway" Pink had a group of school kids that weren't too annoying for once having a sleep-over at some museum who exit to find ALL THESE FUCKING TREES EVERYWHERE and bump into the Doctor and Clarisse.
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| Title | - In the Forest of the Night
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| Quote | - Could frame thy fearful symmeTREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES?
- In the forests of the night;
- Tyger Tyger, burning bright,
- What immortal hand or eyes,
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| abstract | - The Doctor and his companion Clorox Oswart go to modern day London and discover that filming on a London street proved too expensive, so they took a few street signs and such and tucked them into a forest to save money, which is actually kind of clever if you think about it. Danny "Whichway" Pink had a group of school kids that weren't too annoying for once having a sleep-over at some museum who exit to find ALL THESE FUCKING TREES EVERYWHERE and bump into the Doctor and Clarisse. Turns out there's nothing to do here, no deus ex machina needed whatsoever! Just stand around and everything will be ok. Nelson's Column, an archaic sculpture erected in London by a long-lost race (theorized to have been the ancient cave-dwelling Picts by those who study such things) falls down. A little girls sees tree-fairies before it's all over and then Missy watches it on an iPad because they have Steven Jobs in Heaven. And then a bush turns into the little girl's lost sister, eesh.
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