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A '''game''' was played between [[the Toymaker]] and [[Charles Banerjee]] sometime on [[2 October]] [[1925]]. | A '''game''' was played between [[the Toymaker]] and [[Charles Banerjee]] sometime on [[2 October]] [[1925]]. | ||
Driven mad by [[the Giggle]] in his head, Banerjee asked the Toymaker to make it stop, something the Toymaker promised if he played a game. Banerjee lost the game, | Driven mad by [[the Giggle]] that had been in his head since purchasing [[Stooky Bill]], Banerjee asked the Toymaker to make it stop, something the Toymaker promised if he played a game. Banerjee lost the game, so the Toymaker turned him into a [[puppet]] to reside in [[Celestial Toyroom|his domain]] until the Toymaker was banished by the [[Fourteenth Doctor]], returning Banerjee to when he was watching the first television effect. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Giggle (TV story)}}) Banerjee was unable to know why, but he had the feeling he had his life back. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Giggle (novelisation)}}) | ||
[[Category:The Toymaker's games]] | [[Category:The Toymaker's games]] | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 12 January 2024
A game was played between the Toymaker and Charles Banerjee sometime on 2 October 1925.
Driven mad by the Giggle that had been in his head since purchasing Stooky Bill, Banerjee asked the Toymaker to make it stop, something the Toymaker promised if he played a game. Banerjee lost the game, so the Toymaker turned him into a puppet to reside in his domain until the Toymaker was banished by the Fourteenth Doctor, returning Banerjee to when he was watching the first television effect. (TV: The Giggle [+]Loading...["The Giggle (TV story)"]) Banerjee was unable to know why, but he had the feeling he had his life back. (PROSE: The Giggle [+]Loading...["The Giggle (novelisation)"])
