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'''Sonny Hoskins''' was father of the groom, [[Stuart Hoskins|Stuart]], at the wedding [[Pete Tyler]] was due to attend when he was killed. | '''Sonny Hoskins''' was father of the groom, [[Stuart Hoskins|Stuart]], at the wedding [[Pete Tyler]] was due to attend when he was killed. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Sonny was very proud of his new [[mobile phone]] but he was eaten by a [[Reaper]], one of the creatures that broke into the world after [[Rose Tyler]]'s actions in saving Pete's life created a breach in time. Sonny was returned to life after Pete died again, with no memory of the incidents. ([[DW]]: ''[[Father's Day]]''). | Sonny was very proud of his new [[mobile phone]] but he was eaten by a [[Reaper]], one of the creatures that broke into the world after [[Rose Tyler]]'s actions in saving Pete's life created a breach in time. Sonny was returned to life after Pete died again, with no memory of the incidents. ([[DW]]: ''[[Father's Day]]''). | ||
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Revision as of 20:11, 28 August 2011
Sonny Hoskins was father of the groom, Stuart, at the wedding Pete Tyler was due to attend when he was killed.
Biography
Sonny was very proud of his new mobile phone but he was eaten by a Reaper, one of the creatures that broke into the world after Rose Tyler's actions in saving Pete's life created a breach in time. Sonny was returned to life after Pete died again, with no memory of the incidents. (DW: Father's Day).
