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Stahlman's name is spelled with two "N"s on his nameplate, which reads ''STAHLMANN''. However, in the credits for episode five, as well as in [[Inferno (novelisation)|the novelisation]], it is written as "Director Stahlman". We consider the "Stahlmann" spelling to be a production error. | Stahlman's name is spelled with two "N"s on his nameplate, which reads ''STAHLMANN''. However, in the credits for episode five, as well as in [[Inferno (novelisation)|the novelisation]], it is written as "Director Stahlman". We consider the "Stahlmann" spelling to be a production error. | ||
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Revision as of 05:47, 22 December 2016
- You may be looking for Eric Stahlman, his parallel universe counterpart.
Director Stahlman was a version of Professor Eric Stahlman from a parallel universe visited by the Third Doctor. Unlike his bearded counterpart in the primary universe, Stahlman was clean-shaven and wore dark-tinted spectacles.
Stahlman headed the Inferno Project, aided by the Republican Security Forces. He refused to accept the project was failing. He became infected by Stahlman's ooze and mutated into a Primord. He was killed by Greg Sutton with a fire extinguisher. (TV: Inferno)
Behind the scenes
Stahlman's name is spelled with two "N"s on his nameplate, which reads STAHLMANN. However, in the credits for episode five, as well as in the novelisation, it is written as "Director Stahlman". We consider the "Stahlmann" spelling to be a production error.
