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{{Infobox Individual
{{Infobox Individual
|image          = Hat check boy.jpg
|image          = Hat check boy.jpg
|alias          =
|species        = Human
|species        = Human
|origin     = [[Earth]]
|origin         = [[Earth]]
|only            = The Middle Men
|only            = The Middle Men (TV story)
|actor          = William Patrick Riley
|actor          = William Patrick Riley
}}
}}
 
A '''hat check boy''' took [[Jack Harkness]]'s coat when he arrived at the restaurant where [[Stuart Owens]] was having dinner with his wife [[Elizabeth Owens]] in [[2011]]. He complimented Jack's vintage coat. Jack suggested that he, the check boy and the coat get a drink sometime and slapped him on the bottom, an offer that did not appear to be unwelcome. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Middle Men (TV story)|The Middle Men]]'')
An unnamed '''hat check boy''' took [[Jack Harkness]]'s coat when he arrived at the restaurant where [[Stuart Owens]] was having dinner with his wife [[Elizabeth Owens]] in [[2011]]. He complimented Jack's vintage coat. Jack suggested that he, the check boy and the coat get a drink sometime and slapped him on the bottom, an offer that did not appear to be unwelcome. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Middle Men]]'')


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[[Category:California residents]]

Latest revision as of 14:37, 23 November 2022

A hat check boy took Jack Harkness's coat when he arrived at the restaurant where Stuart Owens was having dinner with his wife Elizabeth Owens in 2011. He complimented Jack's vintage coat. Jack suggested that he, the check boy and the coat get a drink sometime and slapped him on the bottom, an offer that did not appear to be unwelcome. (TV: The Middle Men)