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* The name Camfield's Fairy Milk Chocolate was obviously inspired by the real-life {{w|Cadbury Dairy Milk}}. It was an in-joke reference to director [[Douglas Camfield]], and complied with the BBC's policy of not displaying brand named products on-screen. | * The name Camfield's Fairy Milk Chocolate was obviously inspired by the real-life {{w|Cadbury Dairy Milk}}. It was an in-joke reference to director [[Douglas Camfield]], and complied with the BBC's policy of not displaying brand named products on-screen. | ||
* | * This reference originates from the 2013 BBC reconstruction of The Web of Fear Episode 3. This did not appear in the original episode, nor is it represented in any of John Cura's Telesnaps. | ||
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Revision as of 14:09, 4 December 2017
Camfield's Fairy Milk Chocolate was a brand of chocolate bar on Earth in the 20th century.
Having escaped the Robot Yeti's deadly web at Monument tube station, Jamie McCrimmon and Driver Evans stumbled across St. Paul's where there was a platform vending machine selling bars of Camfield's Fairy Milk Chocolate. Fancying some chocolate, Evans tried the machine without inserting any money and discovered, to his surprise, there was a chocolate bar in the machine's open compartment. (TV: The Web of Fear)
Behind the scenes
- The name Camfield's Fairy Milk Chocolate was obviously inspired by the real-life Cadbury Dairy Milk. It was an in-joke reference to director Douglas Camfield, and complied with the BBC's policy of not displaying brand named products on-screen.
- This reference originates from the 2013 BBC reconstruction of The Web of Fear Episode 3. This did not appear in the original episode, nor is it represented in any of John Cura's Telesnaps.
