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In [[1969]], Nixon received a number of calls directly to him, wherever he was, from a child telling him that she was scared of the monsters that were everywhere and that an astronaut was coming to eat her. Unsure of why or how the child was calling him, and suspecting [[FBI]] involvement, Nixon had [[Canton Delaware]] brought in. Having been recently fired from the [[FBI]],, he was the second best choice for Nixon's task. | In [[1969]], Nixon received a number of calls directly to him, wherever he was, from a child telling him that she was scared of the monsters that were everywhere and that an astronaut was coming to eat her. Unsure of why or how the child was calling him, and suspecting [[FBI]] involvement, Nixon had [[Canton Delaware]] brought in. Having been recently fired from the [[FBI]],, he was the second best choice for Nixon's task. | ||
At the [[White House]], Nixon played Canton a recording of one of the calls. He then found the [[Eleventh Doctor]] writing down their conversation in his office and called security. They promptly overwhelmed him until River unveiled his invisible TARDIS from the inside and The Doctor came up with the alibi that he was on loan from Scotland Yard, sent to also help him with the case. Nixon allowed the Doctor to help, along with his companions, giving him whatever he needed to find the mysterious caller | At the [[White House]], Nixon played Canton a recording of one of the calls. He then found the [[Eleventh Doctor]] writing down their conversation in his office and called security. They promptly overwhelmed him until River unveiled his invisible TARDIS from the inside and The Doctor came up with the alibi that he was on loan from Scotland Yard, sent to also help him with the case. Nixon allowed the Doctor to help, along with his companions, giving him whatever he needed to find the mysterious caller. | ||
The Doctor worked out the caller's location from the names Nixon thought belonged to the caller | The Doctor worked out the caller's location from the names Nixon thought belonged to the caller just as Nixon received another call. Nixon informed the caller that he had sent his best people to help: the Doctor, [[River Song]], [[Amy Pond]], [[Rory Williams]] and Canton. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Impossible Astronaut]]'') | ||
Three months later Nixon came to the Doctor's rescue after he had been detained by [[NASA]] security after implanting an extra device of his own into the onboard computer for Apollo 11. After travelling in the TARDIS to [[Area 51]], he assured the prison guards that Canton Delaware could still be trusted. In the White House after [[The Silence]] threat has been eliminated, he asked the Doctor about his future, who merely said that he would always be remembered, and told him to | Three months later Nixon came to the Doctor's rescue after he had been detained by [[NASA]] security after implanting an extra device of his own into the onboard computer for Apollo 11. After travelling in the TARDIS to [[Area 51]], he assured the prison guards that Canton Delaware could still be trusted. In the White House after [[The Silence]] threat has been eliminated, he asked the Doctor about his future, who merely said that he would always be remembered, and told him to say hi to [[David Frost]] for him. At the Doctor's urging, Nixon tried to be lenient and allow Canton to get married, believing he wished to marry a black woman. However, Canton revealed he wished to marry a black ''man'', disturbing Nixon. Regaining his composure, Nixon told Canton that "I believe the moon is far enough for now." ([[DW]]: ''[[Day of the Moon]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 02:54, 16 August 2011
Richard Milhous Nixon was the 37th President of the United States.
Biography
In 1969, Nixon received a number of calls directly to him, wherever he was, from a child telling him that she was scared of the monsters that were everywhere and that an astronaut was coming to eat her. Unsure of why or how the child was calling him, and suspecting FBI involvement, Nixon had Canton Delaware brought in. Having been recently fired from the FBI,, he was the second best choice for Nixon's task.
At the White House, Nixon played Canton a recording of one of the calls. He then found the Eleventh Doctor writing down their conversation in his office and called security. They promptly overwhelmed him until River unveiled his invisible TARDIS from the inside and The Doctor came up with the alibi that he was on loan from Scotland Yard, sent to also help him with the case. Nixon allowed the Doctor to help, along with his companions, giving him whatever he needed to find the mysterious caller.
The Doctor worked out the caller's location from the names Nixon thought belonged to the caller just as Nixon received another call. Nixon informed the caller that he had sent his best people to help: the Doctor, River Song, Amy Pond, Rory Williams and Canton. (DW: The Impossible Astronaut)
Three months later Nixon came to the Doctor's rescue after he had been detained by NASA security after implanting an extra device of his own into the onboard computer for Apollo 11. After travelling in the TARDIS to Area 51, he assured the prison guards that Canton Delaware could still be trusted. In the White House after The Silence threat has been eliminated, he asked the Doctor about his future, who merely said that he would always be remembered, and told him to say hi to David Frost for him. At the Doctor's urging, Nixon tried to be lenient and allow Canton to get married, believing he wished to marry a black woman. However, Canton revealed he wished to marry a black man, disturbing Nixon. Regaining his composure, Nixon told Canton that "I believe the moon is far enough for now." (DW: Day of the Moon)
References
A waxwork replica of Nixon appeared in Madame Tussauds when the Third Doctor and Liz Shaw visited to investigate the first Auton invasion of Earth. (DW: Spearhead from Space)
In San Francisco on New Year's Eve 1999, Walker General Hospital morgue attendant Pete wore a caricature mask of Nixon to a fancy dress party. Earlier that evening, the mask had been among the costume items discovered in the hospital's lockers and discarded by the newly-regenerated Eighth Doctor during his search for clothes. (DW: Doctor Who)
Behind the scenes
- Richard Nixon is one of only three real-world US Presidents to be portrayed on-screen in televised Doctor Who. The others are Abraham Lincoln, who appeared in The Chase, and Barack Obama, who appeared in The End of Time , however Nixon is the first US President to be shown travelling in the TARDIS.
