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In a scene revealing the "real" reason ''[[Doctor Who (N-Space)|Doctor Who]]'' is banned at the [[Royal Shakespeare Company]], [[David Tennant (Tonight's the Night)|David Tennant]] is driven to total exhaustion after signing every issue of a [[Fan (Doctor Whoah! 400|fan]]'s extensive ''[[Doctor Who Magazine (Doctor Whoah!)|Doctor Who Magazine]]'' collection. | In a scene revealing the "real" reason ''[[Doctor Who (N-Space)|Doctor Who]]'' is banned at the [[Royal Shakespeare Company]], [[David Tennant (Tonight's the Night)|David Tennant]] is driven to total exhaustion after signing every issue of a [[Fan (Doctor Whoah! 400)|fan]]'s extensive ''[[Doctor Who Magazine (Doctor Whoah!)|Doctor Who Magazine]]'' collection. | ||
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The thirty-second instalment of Doctor Whoah! was printed in DWM 400.
Summary
In a scene revealing the "real" reason Doctor Who is banned at the Royal Shakespeare Company, David Tennant is driven to total exhaustion after signing every issue of a fan's extensive Doctor Who Magazine collection.
Characters
Worldbuilding
- The fan is wearing the Fourth Doctor's scarf and the Seventh Doctor's hat.
- The fan has a box filled with Doctor Who Magazine issues, specifically issues 259 to 400. David Tennant is in the process of signing issue 399.
- Tennant utters "alas, poor Sobek..." in his exhaustion.
- Patrick Stewart is wearing Jean-Luc Picard's USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) uniform.
- Stewart states that he was in Extras.
Notes
- The strip references the Royal Shakespeare Company's controversial decision to ban theatre-goers from getting the actors of their 2008 production of Hamlet to sign anything unrelated to said production, thus preventing Doctor Who fans from getting their memorabilia signed by David Tennant, who starred in the production alongside Patrick Stewart.[1]
