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'''[[Oliver Charles]]' [[mistress]]''' was "enjoyed", along with his [[Oliver Charles' wife|wife]] and a [[Young farmer (Aliens of London)|young farmer]], by [[Asquith Slitheen|a member]] of the [[Slitheen family]] who had secretly [[murder|killed]] him and used his [[skin]] as a [[skin suit|disguise]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Aliens of London]]'') | '''[[Oliver Charles]]' [[mistress]]''' was "enjoyed", along with his [[Oliver Charles' wife|wife]] and a [[Young farmer (Aliens of London)|young farmer]], by [[Asquith Slitheen|a member]] of the [[Slitheen family]] who had secretly [[murder|killed]] him and used his [[skin]] as a [[skin suit|disguise]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Aliens of London]]'') | ||
==Behind the scenes== | == Behind the scenes == | ||
The implication in ''Aliens of London'' of this Slitheen enjoying Oliver Charles' mistress was confirmed by ''[[Doctor Who: The Encyclopedia]]'', which noted the disguised Slitheen had a number of [[sex]]ual liaisons with her as well as Charles' wife and a young farmer. | The implication in ''Aliens of London'' of this Slitheen enjoying Oliver Charles' mistress was confirmed by ''[[Doctor Who: The Encyclopedia]]'', which noted the disguised Slitheen had a number of [[sex]]ual liaisons with her as well as Charles' wife and a young farmer. | ||
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Revision as of 04:19, 20 April 2017
Oliver Charles' mistress was "enjoyed", along with his wife and a young farmer, by a member of the Slitheen family who had secretly killed him and used his skin as a disguise. (TV: Aliens of London)
Behind the scenes
The implication in Aliens of London of this Slitheen enjoying Oliver Charles' mistress was confirmed by Doctor Who: The Encyclopedia, which noted the disguised Slitheen had a number of sexual liaisons with her as well as Charles' wife and a young farmer.
