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== Biography ==
== Biography ==
The young man who would become the chief clown clown originally worked as a [[Caretaker (Paradise Towers)|caretaker]] at [[Paradise Towers]], as shown in a psychic illusion [[the Master]] created for the [[Seventh Doctor]]. One day, while at work, the caretaker came across a poster advertising the Psychic Circus and ran away to join it.  
The young man who would become the chief clown originally worked as a [[Caretaker (Paradise Towers)|caretaker]] at [[Paradise Towers]], as shown in a psychic illusion [[the Master]] created for the [[Seventh Doctor]]. One day, while at work, the caretaker came across a poster advertising the Psychic Circus and ran away to join it.  


The future chief clown arrived at the Circus as [[Kingpin]] was holding auditions for new acts, and won the contest. The Master contacted him telepathically and made him the new leader of the Circus, exploiting his ambition for success as "the greatest clown in the galaxy". The chief clown reprogrammed the robot bus controller built by [[Bellboy]] to kill anyone trying to leave, proposed the Circus should sell merchandise and proposed a talent contest to attract the energy of new talents to feed the Master.
The future chief clown arrived at the Circus as [[Kingpin]] was holding auditions for new acts, and won the contest. The Master contacted him telepathically and made him the new leader of the Circus, exploiting his ambition for success as "the greatest clown in the galaxy". The chief clown reprogrammed the robot bus controller built by [[Bellboy]] to kill anyone trying to leave, proposed the Circus should sell merchandise and proposed a talent contest to attract the energy of new talents to feed the Master.

Revision as of 20:47, 25 May 2022

The chief clown was the head clown of the Psychic Circus. His face make-up resembled that of a pierrot clown. (TV: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy)

Biography

The young man who would become the chief clown originally worked as a caretaker at Paradise Towers, as shown in a psychic illusion the Master created for the Seventh Doctor. One day, while at work, the caretaker came across a poster advertising the Psychic Circus and ran away to join it.

The future chief clown arrived at the Circus as Kingpin was holding auditions for new acts, and won the contest. The Master contacted him telepathically and made him the new leader of the Circus, exploiting his ambition for success as "the greatest clown in the galaxy". The chief clown reprogrammed the robot bus controller built by Bellboy to kill anyone trying to leave, proposed the Circus should sell merchandise and proposed a talent contest to attract the energy of new talents to feed the Master.

When the Doctor, contacted for help by Kingpin, arrived to the Circus, the chief clown reprogrammed Bellboy's kites to track him down and kill him. Just like the other artists, he was released from the Master's power when Kingpin destroyed the talisman the Master used to control them, and also lost the memory of what happened. (AUDIO: The Psychic Circus)

When the Gods of Ragnarok took possession of the Circus, the chief clown was ready to become their servant. He was apparently in charge of the circus' security; while in this capacity, he and the mute robot clowns lured people into the ring where they were killed for entertainment. Not wanting to lose his control over the circus, he wore undertakers' clothing and travelled in a hearse with dark-tinted windows, hunting down escapees such as Bellboy and Flowerchild.

He and a group of his robot clowns searched for Ace, Mags and Kingpin after they escaped from the circus. The clowns soon located the trio, but Ace activated a robot built by Bellboy, which, after destroying the robot clowns, killed the chief clown. (TV: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy)

Behind the scenes

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The chief clown appeared in the 2021 Doctor Who stage play Time Fracture, in which he can be found in the alien market being portrayed by Kieran Mortell and Sam Blythe.