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'''''The League of Extraterrestrial Gentlemen''''' was an unproduced novel pitched by [[Dale Smith]] to [[Justin Richards]] for the [[BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures]] in [[2004 (production)|2004]]. It was meant to commemorate the upcoming 20th anniversary of [[Robert Holmes]]' death in [[2006 (people)|2006]] by featuring at least one character from every ''Doctor Who'' story Holmes had written, including [[Jago]] and [[Litefoot]] from ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang (TV story)|The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]''. The characters would have been brought together in an homage to [[Alan Moore]]'s {{wi|The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen}}. In outlining the pitch, Smith was advised by [[Craig Hinton]]. | '''''The League of Extraterrestrial Gentlemen''''' was an unproduced novel pitched by [[Dale Smith]] to [[Justin Richards]] for the [[BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures]] in [[2004 (production)|2004]]. It was meant to commemorate the upcoming 20th anniversary of [[Robert Holmes]]' death in [[2006 (people)|2006]] by featuring at least one character from every ''Doctor Who'' story Holmes had written, including [[Jago]] and [[Litefoot]] from ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang (TV story)|The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]''. The characters would have been brought together in an homage to [[Alan Moore]]'s {{wi|The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen}}. In outlining the pitch, Smith was advised by [[Craig Hinton]]. | ||