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* [[Anvilicious]]: It has a thumpingly unsubtle [[Motherhood Is Superior]] message, especially when the tree people reject males (even the Doctor) as their vessel because "You are weak", but accept females - Madge in particular - as "the mothership". British journalist Caitlin Moran figured that having spent the day corralling the family and making Christmas dinner for everyone, mothers would appreciate the boost "Yeah, we're the ''[[Star Trek |
* [[Anvilicious]]: It has a thumpingly unsubtle [[Motherhood Is Superior]] message, especially when the tree people reject males (even the Doctor) as their vessel because "You are weak", but accept females - Madge in particular - as "the mothership". British journalist Caitlin Moran figured that having spent the day corralling the family and making Christmas dinner for everyone, mothers would appreciate the boost "Yeah, we're the ''[[Star Trek|USS Enterprise]]''". |
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* [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]]: "We always set a place for you. It's Christmas, you moron." |
* [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]]: "We always set a place for you. It's Christmas, you moron." |
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- Anvilicious: It has a thumpingly unsubtle Motherhood Is Superior message, especially when the tree people reject males (even the Doctor) as their vessel because "You are weak", but accept females - Madge in particular - as "the mothership". British journalist Caitlin Moran figured that having spent the day corralling the family and making Christmas dinner for everyone, mothers would appreciate the boost "Yeah, we're the USS Enterprise".
- Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: "We always set a place for you. It's Christmas, you moron."