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An unnamed '''man''' demonstrated [[Strax]]'s advice about watching ''[[The Day of the Doctor]]'' in [[3D]]. The man developed a mild [[headache]] after wearing a pair of [[glasses]], then rubbed his [[eye]]s whilst muttering "what was the point in this exactly?" The man also wore a [[t-shirt]] with "[[Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow|reverse the polarity]]" written on the front. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Strax Saves the Day (webcast)|Strax Saves the Day]]'')
An unnamed '''man''' demonstrated [[Strax]]'s advice about watching ''[[The Day of the Doctor (The Zygon Isolation)|The Day of the Doctor]]'' in [[3D]]. The man developed a mild [[headache]] after wearing a pair of [[glasses]], then rubbed his [[eye]]s whilst muttering "what was the point in this exactly?" The man also wore a [[t-shirt]] with "[[Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow|reverse the polarity]]" written on the front. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Strax Saves the Day (webcast)|Strax Saves the Day]]'')


== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==

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An unnamed man demonstrated Strax's advice about watching The Day of the Doctor in 3D. The man developed a mild headache after wearing a pair of glasses, then rubbed his eyes whilst muttering "what was the point in this exactly?" The man also wore a t-shirt with "reverse the polarity" written on the front. (NOTVALID: Strax Saves the Day)

Behind the scenes

While he was left unnamed in Strax Saves the Day, it was pretty self-evident that Dan Starkey played himself in the respective scene.