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The Doctor recalled her when [[Davros]] propted him to remember all who had died in his name. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'') | The Doctor recalled her when [[Davros]] propted him to remember all who had died in his name. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'') | ||
In The Sarah Jane adventures episode Lost in Time her real world counter part "angela price" the granddaughter of a guest character appears and delivers a key lost for hundreds of years thus saving the world | |||
==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
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- For other individuals called Moore, see separate entry, for the Lost in Time character with the same name see: Angela Price (Lost in Time).
Angela Price, the technician and van driver of the Preachers, went by the alias of Mrs Moore. She helped the Doctor to gain access to the Cybermen's base at Battersea Power Station which they used as a cyber-conversion center. She also told him her real name but she was killed shortly afterwards by a Cyberman. (DW: Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel)
The Doctor recalled her when Davros propted him to remember all who had died in his name. (DW: Journey's End)
In The Sarah Jane adventures episode Lost in Time her real world counter part "angela price" the granddaughter of a guest character appears and delivers a key lost for hundreds of years thus saving the world
Behind the scenes
- Mrs. Moore says that she "got [her] name from a book."
- This could be a reference to Paula Moore, the pseudonym credited for writing Attack of the Cybermen, the incarnation seen by the Sixth Doctor.
- Alternatively, it might refer to the Mrs. Moore in A Passage to India by E. M. Forster.
