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Later, when Adam had an implant in his head from [[200,000]] (which, at the click of fingers, would open a small circle on his head and exposing his brain) he tried to record [[Internet]] codes on her phone when she was out. | Later, when Adam had an implant in his head from [[200,000]] (which, at the click of fingers, would open a small circle on his head and exposing his brain) he tried to record [[Internet]] codes on her phone when she was out. | ||
When Adam tried to upload the Internet, and [[the Editor]] read his memory to find out [[Ninth Doctor| | When Adam tried to upload the Internet, and [[the Editor]] read his memory to find out the [[Ninth Doctor|Ninth Doctor]]'s weaknesses, he abandoned Adam back at his house in [[2012]]. Adam's mum returned, saying time flies "just like that" and clicking her fingers, then watching in horror as her son's head opened up. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Long Game]]'') | ||
==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
Revision as of 04:26, 22 February 2011
Sandra Mitchell was the mother of Adam Mitchell.
Biography
When Adam went to travel in the TARDIS, she believed he was still working at Henry van Statten's museum.
Later, when Adam had an implant in his head from 200,000 (which, at the click of fingers, would open a small circle on his head and exposing his brain) he tried to record Internet codes on her phone when she was out.
When Adam tried to upload the Internet, and the Editor read his memory to find out the Ninth Doctor's weaknesses, he abandoned Adam back at his house in 2012. Adam's mum returned, saying time flies "just like that" and clicking her fingers, then watching in horror as her son's head opened up. (DW: The Long Game)
Behind the scenes
- Her first name is never given on-screen or in the credits, but is given as Sandra in Doctor Who: The Encyclopedia.
