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* In the intended [[Series 5 (SJA)|series 5]] finale ''[[The Battle for Bannerman Road]]'', the Shopkeeper would have returned, revealing that he had been manipulated by [[the Trickster]] into leaving Sky on Sarah Jane's doorstep. (''[[The Sarah Jane Companion Volume Three]]'') | * In the intended [[Series 5 (SJA)|series 5]] finale ''[[The Battle for Bannerman Road]]'', the Shopkeeper would have returned, revealing that he had been manipulated by [[the Trickster]] into leaving Sky on Sarah Jane's doorstep. (''[[The Sarah Jane Companion Volume Three]]'') | ||
* The Shopkeeper was added to ''Sky'' because the original plan for [[Matt Smith]] to appear as the Doctor fell through. (''[[The Sarah Jane Companion Volume Three]]'') | * The Shopkeeper was added to ''Sky'' because the original plan for [[Matt Smith]] to appear as the Doctor fell through. (''[[The Sarah Jane Companion Volume Three]]'') | ||
* According to ''[[The Brilliant Book 2012]]'', and a blog post from Neil Gaiman, Gaiman and [[Russell T Davies]] were both of the personal opinion that the Shopkeeper was in fact [[the Corsair]], a swashbuckling [[Time Lord]] friend of the Doctor's mentioned in the television story ''[[The Doctor's Wife]]''. | * According to ''[[The Brilliant Book 2012]]'', and a blog post from Neil Gaiman, Gaiman and [[Russell T Davies]] were both of the personal opinion that the Shopkeeper was in fact [[the Corsair]], a swashbuckling [[Time Lord]] friend of the Doctor's, mentioned in the television story ''[[The Doctor's Wife]]''. | ||
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