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Sounds like he was "let go" rather than "fired". Reason I bring this up is there's a difference between the two terms. Let go means you got pink slipped because of something that happened, like an accident, whereas fired is the "you screwed up, get out of here". I read the bit in the article (about the controller of BBC One at the time), and it seemed very, er, incomplete feeling, like that's the official story rather than the whole story.<br/> | Sounds like he was "let go" rather than "fired". Reason I bring this up is there's a difference between the two terms. Let go means you got pink slipped because of something that happened, like an accident, whereas fired is the "you screwed up, get out of here". I read the bit in the article (about the controller of BBC One at the time), and it seemed very, er, incomplete feeling, like that's the official story rather than the whole story.<br/> | ||
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I'd like to say where, but I'm unsure where I saw it sadly. I'm sure in an interview Colin Baker said he didn't refuse to do the regeneration they didn't want him to. --87.194.216.10 07:43, September 17, 2009 (UTC)
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yeah, he didn't want to be the "scapegoat" of the series and quit, only doing the audio plays of Dr Who i think Sclera1 14:38, September 17, 2009 (UTC)
wait, i think i saw it in Dr Who: the legend (sort of a visual episode guide of the Dr Who episodes) Sclera1 14:39, September 17, 2009 (UTC)
Fired or Let Go?[[edit source]]
Sounds like he was "let go" rather than "fired". Reason I bring this up is there's a difference between the two terms. Let go means you got pink slipped because of something that happened, like an accident, whereas fired is the "you screwed up, get out of here". I read the bit in the article (about the controller of BBC One at the time), and it seemed very, er, incomplete feeling, like that's the official story rather than the whole story.
13621 ☎ 00:14, October 19, 2014 (UTC)
