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[[Paramedic (Outbreak)|A paramedic]] used a '''scalpel''' to cut into her back after catching [[Invictus]]. ([[AUDIO]]: "[[Prodromal: Love]]") | [[Paramedic (Outbreak)|A paramedic]] used a '''scalpel''' to cut into her back after catching [[Invictus]]. ([[AUDIO]]: "[[Prodromal: Love]]") | ||
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After the [[BBC|Beeb]] changed ''[[Ninja Turtles]]'' into ''[[Hero Turtles]]'', the "obvious danger" to viewers of ''[[Doctor Who|Dr Who]]'' was realised and it was decided to revamp the show into something less identfiable with '''scalpels'''. ''[[Delia Smith's Cookery Course]]'' was the new show but nobody tuned in and as a result it was soon cancelled. [[Anne Robinson]] explained all this to [[Tony Cutler]] on ''[[Points of View]]''. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Doctor Who? (DWM 173 comic story)|Doctor Who? 173]]'') | After the [[BBC (in-universe)|Beeb]] changed ''[[Ninja Turtles]]'' into ''[[Hero Turtles]]'', the "obvious danger" to viewers of ''[[Doctor Who|Dr Who]]'' was realised and it was decided to revamp the show into something less identfiable with '''scalpels'''. ''[[Delia Smith's Cookery Course]]'' was the new show but nobody tuned in and as a result it was soon cancelled. [[Anne Robinson]] explained all this to [[Tony Cutler]] on ''[[Points of View]]''. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Doctor Who? (DWM 173 comic story)|Doctor Who? 173]]'') | ||
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A paramedic used a scalpel to cut into her back after catching Invictus. (AUDIO: "Prodromal: Love")
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After the Beeb changed Ninja Turtles into Hero Turtles, the "obvious danger" to viewers of Dr Who was realised and it was decided to revamp the show into something less identfiable with scalpels. Delia Smith's Cookery Course was the new show but nobody tuned in and as a result it was soon cancelled. Anne Robinson explained all this to Tony Cutler on Points of View. (NOTVALID: Doctor Who? 173)
