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'''Strood''' was a housemate alongside [[Crosbie]] and [[Lynda Moss]] in the [[Big Brother]] house that the [[Ninth Doctor]] was transported to. He refused to go with the Doctor and Lynda when they escaped. His subsequent fate was left unclear, although he was more than likely exterminated when the [[Emperor Dalek]]'s army stormed the [[Game Station]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') | '''Strood''' was a housemate alongside [[Crosbie]] and [[Lynda Moss]] in the [[Big Brother]] house that the [[Ninth Doctor]] was transported to. He refused to go with the Doctor and Lynda when they escaped. His subsequent fate was left unclear, although he was more than likely exterminated when the [[Emperor Dalek]]'s army stormed the [[Game Station]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') | ||
Revision as of 18:04, 9 March 2023
Strood was a housemate alongside Crosbie and Lynda Moss in the Big Brother house that the Ninth Doctor was transported to. He refused to go with the Doctor and Lynda when they escaped. His subsequent fate was left unclear, although he was more than likely exterminated when the Emperor Dalek's army stormed the Game Station. (TV: Bad Wolf)
Behind the scenes
To promote the broadcast of Bad Wolf in 2005, the BBC Doctor Who website was redesigned, resembling what websites of United Kingdom reality shows like Big Brother looked like at the time. It ostensibly showed the profiles of surviving housemates of the Big Brother house, including Strood. Strood stated his "home" in the year 200,100 as "Torchwood". [1] In Bad Wolf, "Torchwood" was briefly mentioned as the answer to a question on The Weakest Link. "Torchwood" was also what the Doctor Who production team labelled tapes "as a security measure" while they went from Cardiff to London, [2] but the name had yet to be properly established as an Earth-defending institute or as the TV series starring John Barrowman the following year.
Footnotes
- ↑ Front page for the episode Bad Wolf. BBC - Doctor Who (June 2005). Retrieved on 24 July 2013.
- ↑ Doctor Who spin-off made in Wales. BBC News (17 October 2005). Retrieved on 24 July 2013.
