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* ''[[The Rescue]]'' doesn't give us a clear, one-word [[wikipedia:demonym|demonym]] for "a being from the planet Dido". The name, ''Dido people'', is what the [[First Doctor]] directly called them in "[[Desperate Measures]]". ''[[The Time-Travellers' Guide]]'' refers to them as ''Didoi''. | * ''[[The Rescue]]'' doesn't give us a clear, one-word [[wikipedia:demonym|demonym]] for "a being from the planet Dido". The name, ''Dido people'', is what the [[First Doctor]] directly called them in "[[Desperate Measures]]". ''[[The Time-Travellers' Guide]]'' refers to them as ''Didoi''. | ||
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Revision as of 04:44, 4 December 2012
The Dido people were a peaceful humanoid race native to Dido.
History
When a spaceship crashed on the planet in 2493, the Dido people met with the surviving passengers, but were killed along with them by Bennett to cover up a murder he had earlier committed. At least two of the Dido people survived, and when they confronted him, he backed away in fear and fell from a rock ledge to his death. (TV: "Desperate Measures")
Behind the scenes
- The Rescue doesn't give us a clear, one-word demonym for "a being from the planet Dido". The name, Dido people, is what the First Doctor directly called them in "Desperate Measures". The Time-Travellers' Guide refers to them as Didoi.
