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In an [[alternate timeline]], [[Chief Justice]] '''Ian Levine''' sentenced [[William Pike]] following his [[conviction]] for [[treason]] in the [[1960s]]. This [[timeline]] was averted thanks to [[K9 Mark 2|K9]] exonerating Bill shortly after his [[arrest]] on [[23 November]] [[1963]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Cambridge Spy (TV story)}}) | In an [[alternate timeline]], [[Chief Justice]] '''Ian Levine''' sentenced [[William Pike]] following his [[conviction]] for [[treason]] in the [[1960s]]. This [[timeline]] was averted thanks to [[K9 Mark 2|K9]] exonerating Bill shortly after his [[arrest]] on [[23 November]] [[1963]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Cambridge Spy (TV story)}}) | ||
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Ian Levine (The Cambridge Spy)? T:DAB IU is for in-universe counterparts of real world concepts, while this character seems to be at most just an homage to the real person, in name only.
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- You may be looking for Ian Levine.
In an alternate timeline, Chief Justice Ian Levine sentenced William Pike following his conviction for treason in the 1960s. This timeline was averted thanks to K9 exonerating Bill shortly after his arrest on 23 November 1963. (TV: The Cambridge Spy [+]Loading...["The Cambridge Spy (TV story)"])
