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*Among the Chuckle Brothers' many comedy stage shows was a ''Doctor Who'' spoof entitled ''Doctor What and the Return of the Garlics.'' | *Among the Chuckle Brothers' many comedy stage shows was a ''Doctor Who'' spoof entitled ''Doctor What and the Return of the Garlics.'' | ||
*[[Russell T Davies]], who wrote ''Children of Earth: Day One'' also wrote some scripts for the Chuckle Brothers' long-running TV series ''ChuckleVision'' in the 1990s. | *[[Russell T Davies]], who wrote ''Children of Earth: Day One'', also wrote some scripts for the Chuckle Brothers' long-running TV series ''ChuckleVision'' in the 1990s. | ||
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Revision as of 17:28, 21 August 2011
Gwen Cooper once derisively called Jack Harkness and Ianto Jones "The Chuckle Brothers". (TW: Children of Earth: Day One)
- Though not stated in the episode, the name almost certainly referred to a pair of real-life British comedians.
Behind the scenes
- Among the Chuckle Brothers' many comedy stage shows was a Doctor Who spoof entitled Doctor What and the Return of the Garlics.
- Russell T Davies, who wrote Children of Earth: Day One, also wrote some scripts for the Chuckle Brothers' long-running TV series ChuckleVision in the 1990s.
