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}} | }}'''Thomas Huxley''' was a biologist and educator in the [[England]] of [[19th century]]. He defended the ideas of [[Charles Darwin]]; the [[First Doctor]] referred to him as "Darwin's Bulldog". | ||
'''Thomas Huxley''' was a biologist and educator in the [[England]] of [[19th century]]. He defended the ideas of [[Charles Darwin]]; the [[First Doctor]] referred to him as "Darwin's Bulldog". | |||
Being a good friend of his, the [[First Doctor]] attended one of his speeches at the [[Royal College of Surgeons]] in [[1868]], bringing with him [[Ian Chesterton]], [[Barbara Wright]] and [[Vicki Pallister]]. Later, Huxley helped the team fight a colony of [[Zarbi]] controlled by the [[Animus]] in the [[London Underground|underground of the city]], where his students had been placed under the Animus' control. The Doctor and Huxley distracted the Animus, while Ian drove a train into the Animus' [[carsinome]], killing it. The Doctor warned Huxley that mankind, having been proved difficult enough to be convinced of [[natural selection]] at that point, were not yet "evolved enough" to be persuaded that "unnatural" aliens like the Zarbi existed. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Prisoners of Time (comic story)|Prisoners of Time]]'') | Being a good friend of his, the [[First Doctor]] attended one of his speeches at the [[Royal College of Surgeons]] in [[1868]], bringing with him [[Ian Chesterton]], [[Barbara Wright]] and [[Vicki Pallister]]. Later, Huxley helped the team fight a colony of [[Zarbi]] controlled by the [[Animus]] in the [[London Underground|underground of the city]], where his students had been placed under the Animus' control. The Doctor and Huxley distracted the Animus, while Ian drove a train into the Animus' [[carsinome]], killing it. The Doctor warned Huxley that mankind, having been proved difficult enough to be convinced of [[natural selection]] at that point, were not yet "evolved enough" to be persuaded that "unnatural" aliens like the Zarbi existed. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Prisoners of Time (comic story)|Prisoners of Time]]'') | ||
In [[Logopolis]], the [[Fourth Doctor]] mis-quoted his "old friend Huxley" by saying "The cheese board is the world; the pieces are the phenomena of the universe". ([[TV]]: ''[[Logopolis (TV story)|Logopolis]]'') | In [[Logopolis]], the [[Fourth Doctor]] mis-quoted his "old friend Huxley" by saying, "The cheese board is the world; the pieces are the phenomena of the universe". ([[TV]]: ''[[Logopolis (TV story)|Logopolis]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 04:25, 21 November 2014
Thomas Huxley was a biologist and educator in the England of 19th century. He defended the ideas of Charles Darwin; the First Doctor referred to him as "Darwin's Bulldog".
Being a good friend of his, the First Doctor attended one of his speeches at the Royal College of Surgeons in 1868, bringing with him Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright and Vicki Pallister. Later, Huxley helped the team fight a colony of Zarbi controlled by the Animus in the underground of the city, where his students had been placed under the Animus' control. The Doctor and Huxley distracted the Animus, while Ian drove a train into the Animus' carsinome, killing it. The Doctor warned Huxley that mankind, having been proved difficult enough to be convinced of natural selection at that point, were not yet "evolved enough" to be persuaded that "unnatural" aliens like the Zarbi existed. (COMIC: Prisoners of Time)
In Logopolis, the Fourth Doctor mis-quoted his "old friend Huxley" by saying, "The cheese board is the world; the pieces are the phenomena of the universe". (TV: Logopolis)
