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[[File:Worzel Gummidge Doctor Whoah!.jpg|thumb|right|Worzel looks over the shoulder of [[Tenth Doctor (Doctor Whoah!)|John Smith]] and asks in horror — "who was that [[the Rani (Doctor Whoah!)|terrible woman]]?" ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Doctor Whoah! (DWM 384 comic story)|''Doctor Whoah!'' 384}})]] | |||
[[Jon Pertwee (in-universe)|Jon Pertwee]] was once abducted by a man claiming to be the President of the Worzel Gummidge fan club. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Gemini Plan (Whoah! comic story)}}) | [[Jon Pertwee (in-universe)|Jon Pertwee]] was once abducted by a man claiming to be the President of the Worzel Gummidge fan club. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Gemini Plan (Whoah! comic story)}}) | ||
Worzel Gummidge once asked [[Tenth Doctor (Doctor Whoah!)|John Smith]] "who was that [[the Rani (Doctor Whoah!)|terrible woman]]?" when he read ''[[Doctor Who Yearbook 1995 (in-universe)|Doctor Who Yearbook 1995]]'' and remembered once dreaming about pointlessly running around [[Albert Square]]. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Doctor Whoah! (DWM 384 comic story)|''Doctor Whoah!'' 384}}) | |||
=== Other matters === | === Other matters === | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 12 November 2024
Worzel Gummidge was a scarecrow that could walk and talk.
Biography
After the Third Doctor's two companions gave him their resignation letters, the Doctor decided to move on and combine his two greatest characters: Doctor Who and Worzel Gummidge. He called it Doctor Gummidge. He claimed he would fly around the space-time continuum scaring away birds. Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart featured in the series, as did the Master who on one occasion exhausted the supply of barley on Gallifrey just by eating it. (AUDIO: The Skivers: Series 2, Episode 4 [+]Loading...["The Skivers: Series 2, Episode 4 (audio story)"])
Legacy
Panda said that Iris was doing one of her impressions of Worzel Gummidge's sister on the cover of the "stupendous tome" he had edited, which he hoped would distract readers from his nudity on the cover. (PROSE: Letter from the Editor [+]Loading...["Letter from the Editor (short story)"])
Other realities
Earth-33⅓
In Earth-33⅓, Worzel was a lookalike of the Third Doctor, specifically he had modelled himself on him because that incarnation of the Doctor was his favourite. He could be contracted for work as the Doctor through the Lordsalookalikes Agency. He could usually be found in fields scaring away Daleks and Navy larks. It was well-documented that he changed heads a lot at this time. (PROSE: The Doctor Who 'Almost' Lookalikes [+]Loading...["The Doctor Who 'Almost' Lookalikes (short story)"])
At some point Worzel acquired friends in high places. He was once in the running for becoming the Sixth Doctor but the Fifth Doctor was disgusted at this idea and booted him out of the TARDIS without hesitation. (COMIC: Doctor Who? 65 [+]Loading...["Doctor Who? (DWM 65 comic story)","''Doctor Who?'' 65"])
At his audition for the Third Doctor in 1969, Jon Pertwee's costume was criticised for resembling Worzel Gummidge too much. (COMIC: Ever Wondered What Happened At.. The Auditions For The Seven Doctors? [+]Loading...["Ever Wondered What Happened At.. The Auditions For The Seven Doctors? (comic story)"])
Behind the scenes
In non-valid sources
Jon Pertwee was once abducted by a man claiming to be the President of the Worzel Gummidge fan club. (COMIC: Gemini Plan [+]Loading...["Gemini Plan (Whoah! comic story)"])
Worzel Gummidge once asked John Smith "who was that terrible woman?" when he read Doctor Who Yearbook 1995 and remembered once dreaming about pointlessly running around Albert Square. (COMIC: Doctor Whoah! 384 [+]Loading...["Doctor Whoah! (DWM 384 comic story)","''Doctor Whoah!'' 384"])
Other matters
Worzel Gummidge being portrayed as a lookalike of the Third Doctor is, indeed, due to both characters being portrayed on screen by Jon Pertwee.
