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|name= Roger Davey
|image = Roger Davey (PIC).jpg
|image= Roger_davey.jpg
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|species=Human
|species = Human
|origin= [[Earth]]
|origin= [[Earth]]
|only= Partners in Crime
|only= Partners in Crime (TV story)
|actor= Martin Ball
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'''Roger Davey''' was a man who, in [[2009]], was on the [[Adipose Industries]] diet. He lived in [[16 Candleford Street|16]] [[Candleford Street]], [[Haringey]], [[London]]. His [[postcode]] was [[N4 5DE]] and his home [[phone number]] was [[020 7946 0223]].


'''Roger Davey''' was a male human living in [[London]].
At one time Roger was [[fat]] and therefore started taking [[Adipose pill]]s. He was on the pills for two weeks, losing a kilo each day. Every morning while he was on the diet, he was woken up at ten past one in the morning by the [[burglar alarm]] going off. He phoned in experts, tried to have the alarm replaced and even phoned ''[[Watchdog]]'', but no fault could be found. The [[Tenth Doctor]] visited him and asked him about the Adipose diet. Roger explained to him about the alarm and the Doctor noted that Roger's house had a [[cat flap]], theorising the fat had escaped through there. Taking his leave, the Doctor advised him to "lay off" the pills for "a week or so."


== Biography ==
After Matron [[Cofelia]] activated full [[parthenogenesis]] the remnants of Roger's fat began to turn into [[Adipose]] who then escaped through the cat flap. Following the deactivation of the parthenogenesis, Roger returned to normal. ([[TV]]: ''[[Partners in Crime (TV story)|Partners in Crime]]'')
At one time Roger was fat and therefore took on the [[Adipose Diet]]. He lost most of the fat and soon was slim. Yet he still continued on the diet. Every morning while he was on the diet, he was woken up at ten past one in the morning by the alarm going off. He phoned in experts, tried to have the alarm replaced and even phoned Watchdog. No burglar could be found. The [[Tenth Doctor]] visited him and asked him about the Adipose diet. Roger explained to him about the alarm and the Doctor noted that Roger's house had a [[cat]] flap.


After Matron [[Cofelia]] activated full [[Partheogenesis]] the remnants of Roger's fat began to turn into [[Adipose]] who then escaped through the catflap. Following the deactivation of the Partheogenesis, Roger returned to normal and stayed off the [[Adipose pill]]s. ([[TV]]: ''[[Partners in Crime]]'')
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Latest revision as of 14:46, 11 June 2024

Roger Davey was a man who, in 2009, was on the Adipose Industries diet. He lived in 16 Candleford Street, Haringey, London. His postcode was N4 5DE and his home phone number was 020 7946 0223.

At one time Roger was fat and therefore started taking Adipose pills. He was on the pills for two weeks, losing a kilo each day. Every morning while he was on the diet, he was woken up at ten past one in the morning by the burglar alarm going off. He phoned in experts, tried to have the alarm replaced and even phoned Watchdog, but no fault could be found. The Tenth Doctor visited him and asked him about the Adipose diet. Roger explained to him about the alarm and the Doctor noted that Roger's house had a cat flap, theorising the fat had escaped through there. Taking his leave, the Doctor advised him to "lay off" the pills for "a week or so."

After Matron Cofelia activated full parthenogenesis the remnants of Roger's fat began to turn into Adipose who then escaped through the cat flap. Following the deactivation of the parthenogenesis, Roger returned to normal. (TV: Partners in Crime)