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'''Jeremy Fitzoliver''' was an upper-class photographer and occasional [[companion]] of the [[Third Doctor]]. He first got involved with his affairs through his colleague, [[Sarah Jane Smith]]. ([[BBCR]]: ''[[The Paradise of Death]]'')
'''Jeremy Fitzoliver''' was an upper-class photographer and occasional [[companion]] of the [[Third Doctor]]. He first got involved with his affairs through his colleague, [[Sarah Jane Smith]]. ([[BBCR]]: ''[[The Paradise of Death]]'')


==Biography==
== Biography ==
He was not that popular at the ''[[Metropolitan]]'' magazine. Sarah herself could barely stand him. He got the job mainly because his father was a majority shareholder of the magazine's publisher. ([[PDA]]: ''[[Island of Death (novel)|Island of Death]]'')
He was not that popular at the ''[[Metropolitan]]'' magazine. Sarah herself could barely stand him. He got the job mainly because his father was a majority shareholder of the magazine's publisher. ([[PDA]]: ''[[Island of Death (novel)|Island of Death]]'')


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Revision as of 13:56, 4 November 2011

Jeremy Fitzoliver was an upper-class photographer and occasional companion of the Third Doctor. He first got involved with his affairs through his colleague, Sarah Jane Smith. (BBCR: The Paradise of Death)

Biography

He was not that popular at the Metropolitan magazine. Sarah herself could barely stand him. He got the job mainly because his father was a majority shareholder of the magazine's publisher. (PDA: Island of Death)

It is hinted that he lost his memory messing around with one of the Doctor's inventions and that he became the antagonist "John Doe". (PDA: Instruments of Darkness)