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* In the videogame ''Discworld 2'' the "Travelling Shop" disappears and reappears in various locations throughout the map accompanied by the sound effect of [[ | * In the videogame ''Discworld 2'' the "Travelling Shop" disappears and reappears in various locations throughout the map accompanied by the sound effect of [[the Doctor's TARDIS]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:06, 7 September 2020
Terry Pratchett was an author of whom Dudley Jackson was "a devotee". There wasn't a single book of his that he hadn't read. (AUDIO: The Eternal Summer)
Behind the scenes
- Sir Terry Pratchett also wrote the introduction to Behind the Sofa: Celebrity Memories of Doctor Who. All profits from the book were donated to Alzheimer's Research UK, a charity he often supported due to suffering from dementia himself.
References
- The first Discworld videogame based on Pratchett's work feature voice acting by Jon Pertwee.
- In the videogame Discworld 2 the "Travelling Shop" disappears and reappears in various locations throughout the map accompanied by the sound effect of the Doctor's TARDIS.
