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- You may be looking for his Pete's World counterpart.
Tom MacRae (born 6 August 1977[1]) is a television writer who wrote scripts for the second and sixth series of Doctor Who, as well as other media.
In the DWU
In Lumic, written by MacRae, which is written as an in-universe interview with John Lumic, the interviewer, revealed at the end to have been an in-universe MacRae, is killed by Lumic.
