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== References ==
== References ==
* A universe exists where [[the Doctor]] had thirteen half-immortal children with Benny.
* A universe exists where [[the Doctor]] had thirteen half-immortal children with Benny.
*Grayson is unsure whether [[King Arthur]], [[Robin Hood]], [[Beowulf]], [[Jack the Ripper]] and [[Sherlock Holmes]] existed.
* Professor Kent mentions [[King Arthur]], [[Robin Hood]], [[Beowulf]], [[Jack the Ripper]], Lady [[Macbeth]], [[Catwoman]], [[Sherlock Holmes]], ''[[Don Quixote]]'', [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare's plays]], the [[Bible]] and [[Greek]] myths.
* [[Clonodating]] is banned by the [[Vatican]].
* There are tombs for Benny on [[Mars]], [[Vremnya]] and the [[Kalkravian asteroid belt]].
* Benny's [[eye]]s are variously described as [[green]], [[blue]] and [[brown]].


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Revision as of 00:17, 11 March 2015

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Paydirt was the nineteenth story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology A Life of Surprises. It was written by Lance Parkin.

Summary

In the 46th century Stev Grayson, Gould, N-v23 and Professor Kent are excavating a dig site looking for information on Bernice Summerfield.

Later, they discuss the legends they've heard about Benny, and speculate whether an earring they've found belongs to her. Professor Kent tries to explain to the students the nature of fact and legend.

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