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[[File:Sutekh destroys Fury from the Deep.jpg|thumb| | [[File:Sutekh destroys Fury from the Deep.jpg|thumb|left|[[Sutekh]] unwittingly destroys ''Fury from the Deep''. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Oh Mummy! (home video)|Oh Mummy!]]'')]] | ||
When [[Sutekh]] auditioned for the role of himself, [[Philip Hinchcliffe]] set fire to various items to test whether Sutekh could hold back the [[flame]]s. Later, Sutekh found out that one of the things he destroyed was called ''Fury from the Deep''. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Oh Mummy! (home video)|Oh Mummy!]]'') | When [[Sutekh]] auditioned for the role of himself, [[Philip Hinchcliffe]] set fire to various items to test whether Sutekh could hold back the [[flame]]s. Later, Sutekh found out that one of the things he destroyed was called ''Fury from the Deep''. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Oh Mummy! (home video)|Oh Mummy!]]'') | ||
Revision as of 15:33, 22 June 2022
- You may be looking for the real world television story or its novelisation.
Fury from the Deep was a lost serial of Doctor Who. It starred Patrick Troughton.
History
When Sutekh auditioned for the role of himself, Philip Hinchcliffe set fire to various items to test whether Sutekh could hold back the flames. Later, Sutekh found out that one of the things he destroyed was called Fury from the Deep. (NOTVALID: Oh Mummy!)
When Sardoth rummaged through a box in his attic, he found a DVD of Fury the Deep, before discarding it and calling it "tat". (NOTVALID: Eye on... Blatchford)
Behind the scenes
Important note
This is a in-universe counterpart of the real world Doctor Who television serial Fury from the Deep that exists within the Doctor's universe, albeit in invalid sources.
The running joke presented in Oh Mummy! and Eye on... Blatchford is that of the serial's infamous missing status and how it came to be missing.