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'''Aubrey Fairchild''' was a man who worked for several childrens charities in the [[19th century]]. He was killed by the Cybermen in order to gather all the workhouse managers at his funeral where they could be quickly dispatched by the Cybermen. His body was found with burns to the forehead (most likely a result of the Cybermens Electro-attack). ([[DW]]: ''[[The Next Doctor]]'')
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[[Reverend]] '''Aubrey Fairchild''' was a man who worked for several children's charities in the [[19th century]]. In [[1851]], he was killed by the [[Cybermen (Pete's World)|Cybermen]] to gather all the [[workhouse]] managers at his [[funeral]] where they could be quickly dispatched by the Cybermen. His body was found with burns to the forehead, most likely a result of a Cyberman's [[electro attack]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Next Doctor (TV story)|The Next Doctor]]'')


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== Behind the scenes ==
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In a deleted scene, Jackson Lake said Fairchild disciplined children harshly and sent them to the workhouse. The Tenth Doctor sarcastically quipped, "Good man".
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You may be looking for the British Prime Minister.

Reverend Aubrey Fairchild was a man who worked for several children's charities in the 19th century. In 1851, he was killed by the Cybermen to gather all the workhouse managers at his funeral where they could be quickly dispatched by the Cybermen. His body was found with burns to the forehead, most likely a result of a Cyberman's electro attack. (TV: The Next Doctor)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]

In a deleted scene, Jackson Lake said Fairchild disciplined children harshly and sent them to the workhouse. The Tenth Doctor sarcastically quipped, "Good man".