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[[Mr Clever]] noted how the Eleventh Doctor would have to use his queen piece to take his attacking bishop to stand a chance of defeating him in [[Eleventh Doctor-Mr Clever chess match|their game]] of chess. ([[TV]]: ''[[Nightmare in Silver (TV story)|Nightmare in Silver]]'') | [[Mr Clever]] noted how the Eleventh Doctor would have to use his queen piece to take his attacking bishop to stand a chance of defeating him in [[Eleventh Doctor-Mr Clever chess match|their game]] of chess. ([[TV]]: ''[[Nightmare in Silver (TV story)|Nightmare in Silver]]'') | ||
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The bishop was a chess piece used when playing games of chess. Both players could use two of them, either black or white.
The Fourth Doctor captured one of K9's bishop when they played a game of chess. However, K9 noted the Doctor's move had enabled him to set him up for checkmate in six moves. (TV: The Sun Makers)
Turlough once put Tegan in check with one of his bishops when they played chess. However, the TARDIS jerked, causing its inhabitants and the chess board to tumble. Without a way to resume the game, it ended with no outcome. (TV: Enlightenment)
Gantok, when facing the Eleventh Doctor in a game of live chess, needed to move his queen piece to bishop four to stay in the game but was unable to as four million volts were running through it. (TV: The Wedding of River Song)
Mr Clever noted how the Eleventh Doctor would have to use his queen piece to take his attacking bishop to stand a chance of defeating him in their game of chess. (TV: Nightmare in Silver)
