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'''Kit Pedler''' (Dr Christopher Magnus Howard Pedler) ([[3rd June]] [[1927]]-[[27th May]] [[1981]]) was a medical scientist, science writer and science fiction writer. | '''Kit Pedler''' (Dr Christopher Magnus Howard Pedler) ([[3rd June]] [[1927]]-[[27th May]] [[1981]]) was a medical scientist, science writer and science fiction writer. | ||
Revision as of 04:18, 19 July 2011
Kit Pedler (Dr Christopher Magnus Howard Pedler) (3rd June 1927-27th May 1981) was a medical scientist, science writer and science fiction writer.
He was brought into Doctor Who in the mid 1960s by Innes Lloyd to bring some 'hard science' into the show.
He is perhaps best known for co-creating the Cybermen with Gerry Davis.
Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis also created and wrote Doomwatch.
Bibliography
Doctor Who TV stories
Doctor Who TV stories contributed ideas to
- The War Machines (written by Ian Stuart Black)
- The Wheel in Space (written by David Whitaker)
- The Invasion (written by Derrick Sherwin)
External links
- Kit Pedler at the Internet Movie Database
- Kit Pedler entry at the Wikipedia
