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In a [[Parallel universe (The Flood)|parallel universe]], '''Rob Tyler''' was the [[son]] of [[Pete Tyler (The Flood)|Pete]] and [[Jackie Tyler (The Flood)|Jackie Tyler]] and a male counterpart of [[Rose Tyler]] from [[The Doctor's universe|another universe]]. Rob was [[homosexual]] and was in a relationship with [[Mickey Smith (The Flood)|Mickey Smith]]. | In a [[Parallel universe (The Flood)|parallel universe]], '''Rob Tyler''' was the [[son]] of [[Pete Tyler (The Flood)|Pete]] and [[Jackie Tyler (The Flood)|Jackie Tyler]] and a male counterpart of [[Rose Tyler]] from [[The Doctor's universe|another universe]]. Rob was [[homosexual]] and was in a relationship with [[Mickey Smith (The Flood)|Mickey Smith]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:07, 27 June 2022
In a parallel universe, Rob Tyler was the son of Pete and Jackie Tyler and a male counterpart of Rose Tyler from another universe. Rob was homosexual and was in a relationship with Mickey Smith.
Biography
Rob met his counterpart, Rose, in London, and questioned her lack of an umbrella given the constant, heavy rain on his Earth. He offered Rose some chips, and took her to a café where they discussed the effects of global warming, the need for renewable energy, and the ban on post-Second World War technology. Rob believed that extraterrestrial interference was a likely factor in the drastic change to the environment.
Rob took Rose home for dinner. Rose realised her connection to Rob once she met Pete, and revealed her status as a traveller between universes. (AUDIO: The Flood)
