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* Keillor is never referred to by name in the on-screen dialogue in the original cut; his name is given only on the closing credits. In the 71 edit of the episode, however, Murray calls his name during a roll call before Mel informs him that he was ionised. | * Keillor is never referred to by name in the on-screen dialogue in the original cut; his name is given only on the closing credits. In the 71 edit of the episode, however, Murray calls his name during a roll call before Mel informs him that he was ionised. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:48, 2 April 2023
Keillor was a mercenary.
Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]
Keillor travelled on the Nostalgia Tours bus en route to 1959 Disneyland. However, it hit a satellite and landed near Shangri-La in Wales instead.
He overheard the wanted Chimeron, Delta, identifying herself. He contacted Gavrok with a radio transmitter and reported Delta's location to him to gain the reward of a million units. Keillor discovered the Seventh Doctor and Ray spying on him and was about to shoot them when Gavrok, no longer needing him, killed him with a high impulse beam sent down the radio signal.
His radio transmitter detonated and he was ionised, with only his smoking blue suede shoes being left behind. (TV: Delta and the Bannermen)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Keillor is never referred to by name in the on-screen dialogue in the original cut; his name is given only on the closing credits. In the 71 edit of the episode, however, Murray calls his name during a roll call before Mel informs him that he was ionised.
