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* Alice is performed in the audio book by [[Jenna Coleman]], who normally plays companion [[Clara Oswald]] in the TV series. In the continuity of the TV series at the time of the audio book's release, it had been established that many [[Clara Oswald | * Alice is performed in the audio book by [[Jenna Coleman]], who normally plays companion [[Clara Oswald]] in the TV series. In the continuity of the TV series at the time of the audio book's release, it had been established that many [[Clara Oswald splinters|echoes]] of Clara existed through the Doctor's life, assisting him. Whether Alice is one of these echoes is not indicated overtly in the story. | ||
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Alice (disambiguation)for other, similarly-named pages.
Alice Watson was the assistant of Professor Chivers and helped him to create their time machine. She did not read fiction and did not often make jokes. Alice helped the Eleventh Doctor to defeat the Creevix and then went with Guy Taylor to travel and to meet new people. (AUDIO: The Time Machine)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Alice is performed in the audio book by Jenna Coleman, who normally plays companion Clara Oswald in the TV series. In the continuity of the TV series at the time of the audio book's release, it had been established that many echoes of Clara existed through the Doctor's life, assisting him. Whether Alice is one of these echoes is not indicated overtly in the story.
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