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|image          = From Howard Whitehead.jpg
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|series        = ''[[21 (series)|21]]'' stories
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|featuring      = [[Brent Cleever|Twenty One]]
|featuring      = [[Brent Cleever|Twenty One]]
|setting        = [[2065]]
|setting        = [[2065]]
|writer        = [[Howard Whitehead (writer)|Howard Whitehead]]
|writer        = Howard Whitehead (writer)
|publisher      = City Magazines
|publisher      = City Magazines
|editor        = [[Alan Fennell]]
|editor        = [[Alan Fennell]]
|publication    = TV21 17
|publication    = TV21 17
|release date  = [[15 May (releases)|15 May]] [[1965 (releases)|1965]]
|release date  = 15 May 1965
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|next          = Earth Declares War! (short story)
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From Howard Whitehead was a 21 short story printed in TV Century 21 that contained elements from the Doctor Who universe.

Summary[[edit] | [edit source]]

Agent Howard Whitehead of the Universal Secret Service writes to Twenty One.

Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]

Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • Agent Whitehead had an idea for how to make a model Dalek, which has been printed in TV 21.
  • Materials needed for the model Dalek include a plastic glass, some plasticine, two matchsticks and three sticks of balsa wood two inches long.
  • Twenty One reports that HQ have made some Dalek models and that a mock battle is planned between the Dalek models and the models of the World Government Army.
  • Twenty One notes that Whitehead's letter shows he is using his brain and suspects he could devise some means of escape if in a tight spot.

Story notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]

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