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'''Colin Skinner''' was one member of [[LINDA]], a group which met in order to discuss and share their interest in [[the Doctor]]. Somewhat of an intellectual, "Mr Skinner" wrote at least one novel and speculated as to the Doctor's symbolic importance. He was absorbed by the [[Abzorbaloff]]. When the Abzorbaloff was defeated by [[Elton Pope]], he died completely. ([[DW]]: ''[[Love & Monsters]]'') | '''Colin Skinner''' was one member of [[LINDA]], a group which met in order to discuss and share their interest in [[the Doctor]]. Somewhat of an intellectual, "Mr Skinner" wrote at least one novel and speculated as to the Doctor's symbolic importance. He was absorbed by the [[Abzorbaloff]]. When the Abzorbaloff was defeated by [[Elton Pope]], he died completely. ([[DW]]: ''[[Love & Monsters]]'') | ||
When [[Davros]] | When [[Davros]] asked ''"How many have died in your name?"'' Colin was one of the many in the recollection of events. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'') | ||
[[Category:21st century individuals|Skinner]] | [[Category:21st century individuals|Skinner]] | ||
[[Category:Human writers|Skinner]] | [[Category:Human writers|Skinner]] | ||
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- For other individuals named Skinner, see Skinner (disambiguation).
Colin Skinner was one member of LINDA, a group which met in order to discuss and share their interest in the Doctor. Somewhat of an intellectual, "Mr Skinner" wrote at least one novel and speculated as to the Doctor's symbolic importance. He was absorbed by the Abzorbaloff. When the Abzorbaloff was defeated by Elton Pope, he died completely. (DW: Love & Monsters)
When Davros asked "How many have died in your name?" Colin was one of the many in the recollection of events. (DW: Journey's End)
