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* Mandy Salter is a character on ''[[EastEnders]]''. She appeared in ''[[Dimensions in Time]]'' as it was a [[Crossover character|crossover]] special with ''[[Doctor Who]]''. | * Mandy Salter is a character on ''[[EastEnders]]''. She appeared in ''[[Dimensions in Time]]'' as it was a [[Crossover character|crossover]] special with ''[[Doctor Who]]''. | ||
* Mandy appeared in the aired version of the program, however, another version was filmed with [[Big Ron]]. Before episode two aired, polls were set up for the audience to decide who would win, the votes could be put in by calling certain numbers. In the end, Mandy won, with 53% of the calls in her favor. | * Mandy appeared in the aired version of the program, however, another version was filmed with [[Big Ron]]. Before episode two aired, polls were set up for the audience to decide who would win, the votes could be put in by calling certain numbers. In the end, Mandy won, with 53% of the calls in her favor. | ||
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Revision as of 04:36, 24 August 2012
Mandy Salter was a resident of Albert Square in the East End of London.
One day in 1993, she noticed The Rani trying to capture the human Liz Shaw and decided to help her. Afterwards, she fled. (DW: Dimensions in Time)
Behind the scenes
- Mandy Salter is a character on EastEnders. She appeared in Dimensions in Time as it was a crossover special with Doctor Who.
- Mandy appeared in the aired version of the program, however, another version was filmed with Big Ron. Before episode two aired, polls were set up for the audience to decide who would win, the votes could be put in by calling certain numbers. In the end, Mandy won, with 53% of the calls in her favor.
