All the Strange, Strange Creatures

"All the Strange, Strange Creatures" is a musical piece composed by Murray Gold. It was primarily used in the trailers for series 3, hence its subtitle of "The Trailer Music". However, it later appeared in several episodes.
== Episodes used in ==
=== Series 1 ===
* Rose
=== Series 3 ===
* Smith and Jones
* Gridlock
* Daleks in Manhattan (variation)
* 42
* The Family of Blood
* Utopia 
* The Sound of Drums
=== Series 4 ===
* The Fires of Pompeii
* The Sontaran Stratagem
* Forest of the Dead
* Turn Left
* The Stolen Earth
* Journey's End
* The Waters of Mars
=== Other uses ===
Variations of the song have also appeared in the following episodes:
* The End of Time
* Flesh and Stone
* The Curse of the Black Spot
* The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe
* Asylum of the Daleks
* The Time of the Doctor
* The Lie of the Land 
* Twice Upon a Time
* The Star Beast
== Origins ==
The title of the song, "All the Strange, Strange Creatures" is a quote from "Love Don't Roam", a song composed for the 2006 Christmas special The Runaway Bride and included on the first soundtrack.
The musical sting at the beginning uses cues from the series 1 track "Westminster Bridge". It has been heard at the beginning of several episodes, including The Runaway Bride.
== Outside of Doctor Who ==
"All the Strange, Strange Creatures" was used by Arsenal F.C. after the conclusion of Requiem For A Tower by Clint Mansell as both Arsenal F.C. and the opposition team lines up in the tunnel before entering the pitch at the Emirates Stadium.
== Behind the scenes ==
In a DVD commentary for 42, executive producer Russell T Davies mentioned that the theme was "moved up" into earlier episodes than initially planned.
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