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[[Exile on Earth|Limited to]] [[Earth]] by the [[Time Lord]]s prior to his regeneration into [[Third Doctor|his next incarnation]], the Doctor lived in luxury at the [[Carlton Grange Hotel]] and became a newspaper-headlining celebrity. ([[TVC]]: ''[[Action in Exile]]'', ''[[The Mark of Terror]]'') He was therefore a natural candidate for inclusion on the panel of ''Explain My Mystery''. On the night he participated, he explained [[Swiggings|Mrs Swiggings]]' mysterious "bumps in the night" with great ease, but ran into difficulty with [[Glenlock-Hogan|Mr Glenlock-Hogan]]'s tale of "[[animated scarecrows (Time Lords)|walking scarecrows]]". Undeterred by being stumped on national television, the Doctor left the studio with Glenlock-Hogan to investigate the farm on which these scarecrows appeared. There, they revealed that they had created the mystery in order to lure the Doctor to them. Animated by the [[Time Lord]]s, these scarecrows then captured the Doctor and forced him to regenerate. ([[TVC]]: | [[Exile on Earth|Limited to]] [[Earth]] by the [[Time Lord]]s prior to his regeneration into [[Third Doctor|his next incarnation]], the Doctor lived in luxury at the [[Carlton Grange Hotel]] and became a newspaper-headlining celebrity. ([[TVC]]: ''[[Action in Exile]]'', ''[[The Mark of Terror]]'') He was therefore a natural candidate for inclusion on the panel of ''Explain My Mystery''. On the night he participated, he explained [[Swiggings|Mrs Swiggings]]' mysterious "bumps in the night" with great ease, but ran into difficulty with [[Glenlock-Hogan|Mr Glenlock-Hogan]]'s tale of "[[animated scarecrows (Time Lords)|walking scarecrows]]". Undeterred by being stumped on national television, the Doctor left the studio with Glenlock-Hogan to investigate the farm on which these scarecrows appeared. There, they revealed that they had created the mystery in order to lure the Doctor to them. Animated by the [[Time Lord]]s, these scarecrows then captured the Doctor and forced him to regenerate. ([[TVC]]: ''[[The Night Walkers]]'') | ||
:''Consequently, it could be rightly said that the ''Explain My Mystery'' studio was the last place where this incarnation of the Doctor was seen in public.'' | :''Consequently, it could be rightly said that the ''Explain My Mystery'' studio was the last place where this incarnation of the Doctor was seen in public.'' | ||
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Revision as of 19:49, 2 June 2009
Explain My Mystery was a game show on which the the Doctor once appeared. It was hosted by Perry Conway, who challenged its panelists to explain real-life mysteries recounted by ordinary citizens.
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Limited to Earth by the Time Lords prior to his regeneration into his next incarnation, the Doctor lived in luxury at the Carlton Grange Hotel and became a newspaper-headlining celebrity. (TVC: Action in Exile, The Mark of Terror) He was therefore a natural candidate for inclusion on the panel of Explain My Mystery. On the night he participated, he explained Mrs Swiggings' mysterious "bumps in the night" with great ease, but ran into difficulty with Mr Glenlock-Hogan's tale of "walking scarecrows". Undeterred by being stumped on national television, the Doctor left the studio with Glenlock-Hogan to investigate the farm on which these scarecrows appeared. There, they revealed that they had created the mystery in order to lure the Doctor to them. Animated by the Time Lords, these scarecrows then captured the Doctor and forced him to regenerate. (TVC: The Night Walkers)
- Consequently, it could be rightly said that the Explain My Mystery studio was the last place where this incarnation of the Doctor was seen in public.
