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* The complete synopses of ''The Dark Dimension'' can be read in ''[[The Nth Doctor]]'' by [[Jean-Marc Lofficier]]. | * The complete synopses of ''The Dark Dimension'' can be read in ''[[The Nth Doctor]]'' by [[Jean-Marc Lofficier]]. | ||
* [[Alexander Lethbridge-Stewart]] was later established to be Brigadier's brother in one timeline. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Faithful Friends: Part 2 (short story)| Part 2]]'', ''[[The Man from Yesterday (novel)|The Man from Yesterday]]'') | * [[Alexander Lethbridge-Stewart]] was later established to be Brigadier's brother in one timeline. ([[PROSE]]: '' [[Faithful Friends: Part 2 (short story)|Part 2]]'', ''[[The Man from Yesterday (novel)|The Man from Yesterday]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 01:38, 3 September 2020
Alexander "Alex" Stewart was the son of Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart. He died in 1979 at the age of ten. Lethbridge-Stewart, many years after his death, left flowers at the grave of his son. (NOTVALID: The Dark Dimension)
Alternate timeline
In an alternate timeline where the Fourth Doctor hadn't died and regenerated after falling from the Pharos Project and Ace hadn't met the Seventh Doctor, Alex became the boyfriend of "Dorothy." The couple had several children. Alex got kidnapped and was later possessed by the Creature who was responsible for this change in the timeline. Alex died when he was released from the Creature's control. (NOTVALID: The Dark Dimension)
Behind the scenes
- The complete synopses of The Dark Dimension can be read in The Nth Doctor by Jean-Marc Lofficier.
- Alexander Lethbridge-Stewart was later established to be Brigadier's brother in one timeline. (PROSE: Part 2, The Man from Yesterday)
