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A '''Hitchhiker''' was an alien parasite that sometimes nested in [[human]] chests. It was harmless, and according to some even beneficial, as it released [[Endorphin]]s into the bloodstream. They could be inside any human, and by the early [[21st century]] one of [[Torchwood 3]] jobs was to remove them from deceased hosts. ([[TW]]: ''[[Children of Earth]]'')
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|image= Hitchhiker.jpg
|type= Symbiote
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|only = Children of Earth: Day One (TV story)
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'''Hitchhikers''' were alien symbiotes sometimes found inside [[human]]s. A hitchhiker looked like a black, [[heart]]-like structure. It was believed harmless. Some thought it beneficial, as it released [[endorphin]]s into the [[blood]]stream. A hitchhiker might be in any human. In [[2009]], [[Torchwood Three]] removed them from deceased hosts. [[Jack Harkness|Jack]] and [[Ianto Jones|Ianto]] did so to [[Williams (Children of Earth: Day One)|Mr Williams]], claiming they were his neighbours. ([[TV]]: ''[[Children of Earth: Day One (TV story)|Children of Earth: Day One]]'')
 
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[[Category:Species with brown skin]]

Latest revision as of 14:30, 18 December 2023

Hitchhikers were alien symbiotes sometimes found inside humans. A hitchhiker looked like a black, heart-like structure. It was believed harmless. Some thought it beneficial, as it released endorphins into the bloodstream. A hitchhiker might be in any human. In 2009, Torchwood Three removed them from deceased hosts. Jack and Ianto did so to Mr Williams, claiming they were his neighbours. (TV: Children of Earth: Day One)