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|appearances = [[DW]]: ''[[Smith and Jones]]'' | |appearances = [[DW]]: ''[[Smith and Jones]]'' | ||
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Mr '''B. Stoker''' was the head of the [[Royal Hope Hospital]] in [[London]] and supervisor to [[Martha Jones]]. When Royal Hope was transported to [[the Moon]], he was killed by the [[Plasmavore]] "[[Florence Finnegan]]" by having his [[blood]] sucked out. He had one daughter. | Mr '''B. Stoker''' was the head of the [[Royal Hope Hospital]] in [[London]] and supervisor to [[Martha Jones]]. When Royal Hope was transported to [[the Moon]], he was killed by the [[Plasmavore]] "[[Florence Finnegan]]" by having his [[blood]] sucked out. He had one daughter. | ||
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*It is unknown what, Stoker's first name was but B. Stoker is an obvious reference to [[Bram Stoker]], the author of ''[[Count Dracula|Dracula]]'', since the alien that killed him was a [[vampire]]. | *It is unknown what, Stoker's first name was but B. Stoker is an obvious reference to [[Bram Stoker]], the author of ''[[Count Dracula|Dracula]]'', since the alien that killed him was a [[vampire]]. | ||
[[Category:21st century individuals]] | [[Category:21st century individuals]] | ||
[[Category:Human medical personnel]] | [[Category:Human medical personnel]] | ||
Revision as of 19:09, 31 December 2010
Mr B. Stoker was the head of the Royal Hope Hospital in London and supervisor to Martha Jones. When Royal Hope was transported to the Moon, he was killed by the Plasmavore "Florence Finnegan" by having his blood sucked out. He had one daughter.
Behind the scenes
- It is unknown what, Stoker's first name was but B. Stoker is an obvious reference to Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula, since the alien that killed him was a vampire.
