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}}'''Jamie''' was a young boy who was born in [[1937]]. He had been wearing his gas mask during an air raid in the [[London Blitz]]. | }}'''Jamie''' was a young boy who was born in [[1937]]. He had been wearing his gas mask during an air raid in the [[London Blitz]]. | ||
In [[January]] [[1941]], Jamie was killed and had a massive head trauma on the left side, partial collapse of his chest cavity on the right and a gash on the back of his right hand. He was reanimated by the [[Chula]] [[nanogene]]s that had leaked out of a crashed medical [[transport ship]]. His only thought was to be reunited with his [[Nancy (The Empty Child)|mother]], and he wandered the streets of [[London]], a gas mask forever merged to his face, asking everyone, "Are you my mummy?" Because the nanogenes were unaware of what a [[human]] looked like, they began transforming all humans with whom they came into contact into [[Empty Child|gas mask zombies]]. | In [[January]] [[1941]], Jamie was [[death|killed]] and had a massive head trauma on the left side, partial collapse of his chest cavity on the right and a gash on the back of his right hand. He was reanimated by the [[Chula]] [[nanogene]]s that had leaked out of a crashed medical [[transport ship]]. His only thought was to be reunited with his [[Nancy (The Empty Child)|mother]], and he wandered the streets of [[London]], a gas mask forever merged to his face, asking everyone, "Are you my mummy?" Because the nanogenes were unaware of what a [[human]] looked like, they began transforming all humans with whom they came into contact into [[Empty Child|gas mask zombies]]. | ||
In the end, the nanogenes were able to use [[DNA]] from both Jamie and his mother, Nancy, and restored him to normal. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Doctor Dances]]'') | In the end, the nanogenes were able to use [[DNA]] from both Jamie and his mother, Nancy, and restored him to normal. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Doctor Dances]]'') | ||
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Whilst aboard the [[Orient Express (spacecraft)|Orient Express]], the [[Twelfth Doctor]] briefly asked the [[Foretold]] the same question in an attempt to bring humour to his possible last few seconds of life. ([[TV]]: [[Mummy on the Orient Express (TV story)|''Mummy on the Orient Express'']])[[it:{{PAGENAME}}]] | Whilst aboard the [[Orient Express (spacecraft)|Orient Express]], the [[Twelfth Doctor]] briefly asked the [[Foretold]] the same question in an attempt to bring humour to his possible last few seconds of life. ([[TV]]: [[Mummy on the Orient Express (TV story)|''Mummy on the Orient Express'']])[[it:{{PAGENAME}}]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:41, 19 April 2015
Jamie was a young boy who was born in 1937. He had been wearing his gas mask during an air raid in the London Blitz.
In January 1941, Jamie was killed and had a massive head trauma on the left side, partial collapse of his chest cavity on the right and a gash on the back of his right hand. He was reanimated by the Chula nanogenes that had leaked out of a crashed medical transport ship. His only thought was to be reunited with his mother, and he wandered the streets of London, a gas mask forever merged to his face, asking everyone, "Are you my mummy?" Because the nanogenes were unaware of what a human looked like, they began transforming all humans with whom they came into contact into gas mask zombies.
In the end, the nanogenes were able to use DNA from both Jamie and his mother, Nancy, and restored him to normal. (TV: The Doctor Dances)
More than 60 years later in 2009, the Tenth Doctor jokingly quoted Jamie's repeated question, "Are you my mummy?" when forced to don a gas mask during a Sontaran attack. (TV: The Poison Sky)
Whilst aboard the Orient Express, the Twelfth Doctor briefly asked the Foretold the same question in an attempt to bring humour to his possible last few seconds of life. (TV: Mummy on the Orient Express)
