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'''Smithers''' was a scientist who developed the insecticide [[DN6]] in the hopes of ending famine. He spent a lot of time working on it. When he found out his business partner [[Forester]] had murdered government scientist [[Arnold Farrow]] to prevent his negative report on DN6 from being filed, he helped Forester cover up the murder. He turned against Forester when he found out how lethal DN6 was and disarmed Forester, who had had a bomb explode in his face. They were both arrested by PC [[Bert Rowse]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Giants (TV story)|Planet of Giants]]''). | '''Smithers''' was a scientist who developed the insecticide [[DN6]] in the hopes of ending famine. He spent a lot of time working on it. When he found out his business partner [[Forester]] had murdered government scientist [[Arnold Farrow]] to prevent his negative report on DN6 from being filed, he helped Forester cover up the murder. He turned against Forester when he found out how lethal DN6 was and disarmed Forester, who had had a bomb explode in his face. They were both arrested by PC [[Bert Rowse]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Giants (TV story)|Planet of Giants]]''). | ||
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Revision as of 04:41, 4 December 2012
Smithers was a scientist who developed the insecticide DN6 in the hopes of ending famine. He spent a lot of time working on it. When he found out his business partner Forester had murdered government scientist Arnold Farrow to prevent his negative report on DN6 from being filed, he helped Forester cover up the murder. He turned against Forester when he found out how lethal DN6 was and disarmed Forester, who had had a bomb explode in his face. They were both arrested by PC Bert Rowse. (TV: Planet of Giants).
