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'''''The Doctor Who Fun Book''''' or '''''The Dr Who Fun Book''''' was a book by [[Tim Quinn (Who Was 'Ere!)|Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Howett]].  
'''''The Doctor Who Fun Book''''' or '''''The Dr Who Fun Book''''' was a book by [[Tim Quinn (Who Was 'Ere!)|Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Howett]], whose ''usual'' job was to create [[the Doctor's TARDIS]]'s wheezing, groaning "Vworp! Vworp!" sound using a huge bellows. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Outta Space (comic story)|Outta Space]]'')


Somebody in the [[BBC canteen]] was reading it while the [[Sixth Doctor]] and [[Melanie Bush]] were also there getting [[food]]. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Doctor Who? (DWM 117 comic story)|Doctor Who? 117]]'')
Somebody in the [[BBC canteen]] was reading it while the [[Sixth Doctor]] and [[Melanie Bush]] were also there getting [[food]]. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Doctor Who? (DWM 117 comic story)|Doctor Who? 117]]'') Mel was later seen reading it in the [[TARDIS control room]] when the Sixth Doctor explained to her how he had defeated every monster in the universe, meaning it was time for him to retire. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[The Final Script (comic story)|The Final Script]]'')


Another person who was waiting to be auditioned by [[John Nathan-Turner (Doctor Who?)|John Nathan-Turner]] as a [[Cyberman]] was also clutching the book. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Doctor Who? (DWM 125 comic story)|Doctor Who? 125]]'')
Another person who was waiting to be auditioned by [[John Nathan-Turner (Doctor Who?)|John Nathan-Turner]] as a [[Cyberman]] was also clutching the book. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Doctor Who? (DWM 125 comic story)|Doctor Who? 125]]'')
Mel was reading it in the [[TARDIS control room]] when the Sixth Doctor explained to her how he had defeated every monster in the universe, meaning it was time for him to retire. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[The Final Script (comic story)|The Final Script]]'')


== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
* Paradoxially, ''The Final Script'' itself was printed in the real-life ''[[The Doctor Who Fun Book]]''; one is left to run with the assumption that if she flipped to the right page, Mel would be able to find the page showing her reading the comic itself.
* Paradoxially, ''The Final Script'' itself, one of the stories to mention the ''Fun Book'', was printed in the real-life ''[[The Doctor Who Fun Book]]''; one is left to run with the assumption that if she flipped to the right page, Mel would be able to find the page showing her reading the comic itself.
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Revision as of 13:10, 6 March 2020

Melanie Bush reading the Fun Book. (NOTVALID: The Final Script)
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The Doctor Who Fun Book or The Dr Who Fun Book was a book by Quinn and Howett, whose usual job was to create the Doctor's TARDIS's wheezing, groaning "Vworp! Vworp!" sound using a huge bellows. (NOTVALID: Outta Space)

Somebody in the BBC canteen was reading it while the Sixth Doctor and Melanie Bush were also there getting food. (NOTVALID: Doctor Who? 117) Mel was later seen reading it in the TARDIS control room when the Sixth Doctor explained to her how he had defeated every monster in the universe, meaning it was time for him to retire. (NOTVALID: The Final Script)

Another person who was waiting to be auditioned by John Nathan-Turner as a Cyberman was also clutching the book. (NOTVALID: Doctor Who? 125)

Behind the scenes

  • Paradoxially, The Final Script itself, one of the stories to mention the Fun Book, was printed in the real-life The Doctor Who Fun Book; one is left to run with the assumption that if she flipped to the right page, Mel would be able to find the page showing her reading the comic itself.