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The droid's name is a pun on that of [[Trinny Woodall]], one of the hosts of the show at the time of ''Bad Wolf''{{'}}s broadcast. | The droid's name is a pun on that of [[Trinny Woodall]], one of the hosts of the show at the time of ''Bad Wolf''{{'}}s broadcast. | ||
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Revision as of 15:57, 13 June 2014
Trine-E was one of the robot hosts of the 200,100 version of What Not to Wear on the Game Station satellite, the other being Zu-Zana. After attempting to find the right clothes for Captain Jack Harkness, they tried to remove his head.
Unfortunately for them, Jack was armed with a compact laser deluxe (hidden "somewhere you don't wanna know", even though his clothes had been removed by their defabricator), and blasted their robotic heads off. (TV: Bad Wolf)
Behind the scenes
The droid's name is a pun on that of Trinny Woodall, one of the hosts of the show at the time of Bad Wolf's broadcast.
