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'''James MacFarlane''' was a [[journalist]] who shared several adventures with the [[Eighth Doctor]]. | '''James MacFarlane''' was a [[journalist]] who shared several adventures with the [[Eighth Doctor]]. | ||
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Later, James met the Doctor in Cardiff. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Code of Flesh (audio story)|The Code of Flesh]]'') | Later, James met the Doctor in Cardiff. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Code of Flesh (audio story)|The Code of Flesh]]'') | ||
He met | He met the Doctor again in Antarctica during the 1900s. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Teeth of Ice (audio story)|The Teeth of Ice]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:32, 22 October 2024
James MacFarlane was a journalist who shared several adventures with the Eighth Doctor.
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James travelled to Victorian Edinburgh in the 1890s to investigate rumours regarding vampires. He encountered the Eighth Doctor there and they uncovered a den of vampires but found they were innocent. In actuality, a Bowship had been mentally influencing the people of Edinburgh. The Doctor convinced it the war was over, restoring the city. (AUDIO: The Scent of Blood)
Later, James met the Doctor in Cardiff. (AUDIO: The Code of Flesh)
He met the Doctor again in Antarctica during the 1900s. (AUDIO: The Teeth of Ice)
