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[[Bilis Manger]] ran the shop called '''A Stitch in Time''' out of the [[Cardiff]] shopping center. It sold, exclusively antique [[clock]]s, reflecting Manger's apparent obsession with time pieces. His stock came brand new from the past, which Manger could easily visit. [[Jack Harkness]] and [[Gwen Cooper]] visited the store to converse with Manger after they tracked him down. ([[TW]]: ''[[End of Days]]'') | [[Bilis Manger]] ran the shop called '''A Stitch in Time''' out of the [[Cardiff]] shopping center. It sold, exclusively, antique [[clock]]s, reflecting Manger's apparent obsession with time pieces. His stock came brand new from the past, which Manger could easily visit. [[Jack Harkness]] and [[Gwen Cooper]] visited the store to converse with Manger after they tracked him down. ([[TW]]: ''[[End of Days]]'') | ||
It was later discovered that there were no records of its existence. It had been a clothes shop owned by Julia Martin since 1998. ([[TWN]]: ''[[The Twilight Streets]]''.) | It was later discovered that there were no records of its existence. It had been a clothes shop owned by Julia Martin since 1998. ([[TWN]]: ''[[The Twilight Streets]]''.) | ||
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Revision as of 03:04, 7 March 2011
Bilis Manger ran the shop called A Stitch in Time out of the Cardiff shopping center. It sold, exclusively, antique clocks, reflecting Manger's apparent obsession with time pieces. His stock came brand new from the past, which Manger could easily visit. Jack Harkness and Gwen Cooper visited the store to converse with Manger after they tracked him down. (TW: End of Days)
It was later discovered that there were no records of its existence. It had been a clothes shop owned by Julia Martin since 1998. (TWN: The Twilight Streets.)
