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|main character = [[Tim Quinn (Who Was 'Ere!)|Quinn]], [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Howett]] | |||
|main character = | |setting = [[Earth (Earth-33⅓)|Earth]], [[Earth-33⅓]] | ||
| | |writer = Tim Quinn, Dicky Howett | ||
| | |artist = [[Tim Quinn]], [[Dicky Howett]] | ||
|anthology = The Doctor Who Fun Book | |||
|setting = [[Earth]] | |release date = 21 May 1987 | ||
|writer = | |reprint = It's Even Bigger on the Inside | ||
|artist = [[Dicky Howett]] | |||
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|publisher = Target Books | |publisher = Target Books | ||
|epcount = 1 | |||
|series = ''[[The Doctor Who Fun Book]]'' stories | |series = ''[[The Doctor Who Fun Book]]'' stories | ||
|prev = Introduction (comic story){{!}}Introduction | |prev = Introduction (comic story){{!}}Introduction | ||
|next = The Test of Time (comic story){{!}}The Test of Time | |next = The Test of Time (comic story){{!}}The Test of Time | ||
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'''''Who Was 'Ere!''''' was one of the longest comedic comic stories published in ''[[The Doctor Who Fun Book]]''. Four pages long, it offered a satirical look at [[the Doctor in popular culture and mythology]], featuring "archeological evidence" of the presence of several different incarnations of the Doctor in various periods of world history. | '''''Who Was 'Ere!''''' was one of the longest comedic comic stories published in ''[[The Doctor Who Fun Book]]''. Four pages long, it offered a satirical look at [[the Doctor in popular culture and mythology]], featuring "archeological evidence" of the presence of several different incarnations of [[The Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|the Doctor]] in various periods of world history. | ||
== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
It's commonly believed that [[The Doctor|"Dr. Who"]] made his first appearance in [[November]] [[1963]]. "Wrong!", say [[Tim Quinn (Who Was 'Ere!)|Tim Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Dicky Howett]], who review the archeological evidence that the Doctor was present on [[Earth]] throughout its history. | It's commonly believed that [[The Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|"Dr. Who"]] made his first appearance in [[November]] [[1963]]. "Wrong!", say [[Tim Quinn (Who Was 'Ere!)|Tim Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Dicky Howett]], who review the archeological evidence that the Doctor was present on [[Earth (Earth-33⅓)|Earth]] throughout its history. | ||
== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
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* [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Dicky Howett]] | * [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Dicky Howett]] | ||
* [[Andicapp]] | * [[Andicapp]] | ||
* [[Fifth Doctor]] | * [[Fifth Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|Fifth Doctor]] | ||
* [[Cyberman (Who Was 'Ere!)|Cyberman]] | * [[Cyberman (Who Was 'Ere!)|Cyberman]] | ||
* [[First Doctor | * [[First Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|First Doctor]] | ||
* [[Ben Jackson (Earth-33⅓)|Ben Jackson]] | |||
* [[Ben Jackson]] | * [[Polly Wright (Earth-33⅓)|Polly Wright]] | ||
* [[Polly Wright]] | * [[Fourth Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|Fourth Doctor]] | ||
* [[Fourth Doctor]] | * [[Lisa Gherardini (Earth-33⅓)|Mona Lisa's model]] | ||
* [[Mona Lisa's model]] | * [[Leonardo da Vinci (Earth-33⅓)|Leonardo da Vinci]] | ||
* [[Leonardo da Vinci]] | * [[George Washington (Earth-33⅓)|George Washington]] | ||
* [[George Washington]] | |||
* [[George Washington's father]] | * [[George Washington's father]] | ||
* [[Christopher Columbus]] | * [[Christopher Columbus (Earth-33⅓)|Christopher Columbus]] | ||
* [[Third Doctor]] | * [[Third Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|Third Doctor]] | ||
* [[Benjamin Franklin]] | * [[Benjamin Franklin (Earth-33⅓)|Benjamin Franklin]] | ||
== | == Worldbuilding == | ||
* [[Tim Quinn (Who Was 'Ere!)|Tim Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Dicky Howett]] unearth the lost tomb of the [[Pharaoh]] [[Andicapp]], where they find a [[papyrus]] dating back to [[BC# | * A [[cave painting]] found in [[Norwich (Earth-33⅓)|Norwich]] and dated as "at least 300 00⅓ years old" depicted the [[First Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|First Doctor]], [[Ben Jackson (Earth-33⅓)|Ben Jackson]] and [[Polly Wright (Earth-33⅓)|Polly Wright]] running in terror from a [[wooly rhinoceros]]. | ||
* The [[Fourth Doctor]] gives the following directions to [[Christopher Columbus]] to reach "the New World": "straight up for three million [[mile]]s, left past [[Venus]], first right and you can't miss it!". | * [[Tim Quinn (Who Was 'Ere!)|Tim Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Dicky Howett]] unearth the lost tomb of the [[Pharaoh]] [[Andicapp]], where they find a [[papyrus]] dating back to [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1000 B.C.]] depicting the [[Fifth Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|Fifth Doctor]] and a [[Cyberman (Who Was 'Ere!)|Cyberman]], as well as a drawing of a [[comet]]. | ||
* The [[Third Doctor]] advises [[Benjamin Franklin]] (whom he calls "Ben") to pun some [[rubber]]-soled [[shoe]]s before he continues his work with [[kite]]s and [[electricity]]. | * The [[Fourth Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|Fourth Doctor]] gives the following directions to [[Christopher Columbus (Earth-33⅓)|Christopher Columbus]] to reach "the New World": "straight up for [[3000000 (number)|three million]] [[mile]]s, left past [[Venus (Earth-33⅓)|Venus]], first right and you can't miss it!". | ||
* The [[Third Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|Third Doctor]] advises [[Benjamin Franklin (Earth-33⅓)|Benjamin Franklin]] (whom he calls "Ben") to pun some [[rubber]]-soled [[shoe]]s before he continues his work with [[kite]]s and [[electricity]]. | |||
== | == Continuity == | ||
* The [[Fourth Doctor]]'s involvement with the painting of the ''[[Mona Lisa]]'' is reminiscent of the notorious TV story ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]''. | * The [[Fourth Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|Fourth Doctor]]'s involvement with the painting of the ''[[Mona Lisa]]'' is reminiscent of the notorious TV story ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:41, 26 October 2024
Who Was 'Ere! was one of the longest comedic comic stories published in The Doctor Who Fun Book. Four pages long, it offered a satirical look at the Doctor in popular culture and mythology, featuring "archeological evidence" of the presence of several different incarnations of the Doctor in various periods of world history.
Summary[[edit]]
It's commonly believed that "Dr. Who" made his first appearance in November 1963. "Wrong!", say Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett, who review the archeological evidence that the Doctor was present on Earth throughout its history.
Characters[[edit]]
- Tim Quinn
- Dicky Howett
- Andicapp
- Fifth Doctor
- Cyberman
- First Doctor
- Ben Jackson
- Polly Wright
- Fourth Doctor
- Mona Lisa's model
- Leonardo da Vinci
- George Washington
- George Washington's father
- Christopher Columbus
- Third Doctor
- Benjamin Franklin
Worldbuilding[[edit]]
- A cave painting found in Norwich and dated as "at least 300 00⅓ years old" depicted the First Doctor, Ben Jackson and Polly Wright running in terror from a wooly rhinoceros.
- Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett unearth the lost tomb of the Pharaoh Andicapp, where they find a papyrus dating back to 1000 B.C. depicting the Fifth Doctor and a Cyberman, as well as a drawing of a comet.
- The Fourth Doctor gives the following directions to Christopher Columbus to reach "the New World": "straight up for three million miles, left past Venus, first right and you can't miss it!".
- The Third Doctor advises Benjamin Franklin (whom he calls "Ben") to pun some rubber-soled shoes before he continues his work with kites and electricity.
Continuity[[edit]]
- The Fourth Doctor's involvement with the painting of the Mona Lisa is reminiscent of the notorious TV story City of Death.