Werewolves have featured a number of times in the long-running British science fiction television series "Doctor Who" and its other media tie-ins. The first time a werewolf appeared in the television series was in the Seventh Doctor serial "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy" (1988) during which the young punk girl Mags is shown to have aversion to "moon signs" and reacted in a violent, animalistic manner to various acts of violence throughout the story. In the cliffhanger to the third episode, she was seen to transform into a discoloured, ferocious, humanoid depiction of a lupine-like creature when a silvery-blue lighting effect is shone upon her during the climactic act in a circus ring. A wolf-man appears in the 1986 Sixth Doctor story "Mindwarp", and the primords in the 1970 Third Doctor story "Inferno" are also lupine in appearance, but in both cases these are induced mutations rather than people who switched between human and wolf forms. A (more traditional) werewolf also appeared in the 2006 Tenth Doctor episode "Tooth and Claw".