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{{invalid}}'''Andicapp''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[pharaoh]]. During their investigation of [[the Doctor in popular culture and mythology]], [[Tim Quinn (Who Was 'Ere!)|Tim Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Dicky Howett]] uncovered the lost [[tomb]] of Andicapp, where they found a [[papyrus]] dating back to [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1000 BC or so]]. It depicted, among other things, the [[Fifth Doctor]] and a [[Cyberman (Who Was 'Ere!)|Cyberman]]. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Who Was 'Ere! (comic story)|Who Was 'Ere!]]'') | {{invalid}}'''Andicapp''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[pharaoh]]. During their investigation of [[the Doctor in popular culture and mythology]], [[Tim Quinn (Who Was 'Ere!)|Tim Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett (Who Was 'Ere!)|Dicky Howett]] uncovered the lost [[tomb]] of Andicapp, where they found a [[papyrus]] dating back to [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1000 BC or so]]. It depicted, among other things, the [[Fifth Doctor]] and a [[Cyberman (Who Was 'Ere!)|Cyberman]]. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Who Was 'Ere! (comic story)|Who Was 'Ere!]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* Andicapp's name | * Andicapp's name seems to be a reference to the British comic strip character {{w|Andy Capp}}, whose name in turn is a pun based on the pronunciation of the English word "handicap" in [[County Durham]] and Andy's hat obscuring his vision. | ||
[[Category:Non-DWU individuals]] | [[Category:Non-DWU individuals]] | ||
Revision as of 02:42, 27 January 2023
Andicapp was an Egyptian pharaoh. During their investigation of the Doctor in popular culture and mythology, Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett uncovered the lost tomb of Andicapp, where they found a papyrus dating back to 1000 BC or so. It depicted, among other things, the Fifth Doctor and a Cyberman. (NOTVALID: Who Was 'Ere!)
Behind the scenes
- Andicapp's name seems to be a reference to the British comic strip character Andy Capp, whose name in turn is a pun based on the pronunciation of the English word "handicap" in County Durham and Andy's hat obscuring his vision.
