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{{Invalid}}{{Infobox Individual|only = Deadline (audio story)|species = Human|voice actor = Peter Forbes}}'''Philip Bannister '''was the son of [[Martin Bannister]] and the father of [[Tom Bannister]].
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|father = Martin Bannister
|mother = Amy (Deadline){{!}}Amy Bannister
|only = Deadline (audio story)
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|voice actor = Peter Forbes
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'''Philip Bannister''' was [[Amy (Deadline)|Amy]] and [[Martin Bannister]]'s son.


When Martin Bannister was in a [[nursing home]], he began to confuse fantasy and reality. He started to believe he was [[Doctor Who (Deadline)|Doctor Who]], the character he had written a television pilot about decades previously. In the fantasy, he travelled in his TARDIS with his granddaughter [[Susan (Deadline)|Susan]] (based on Amy), [[Ian (Deadline)|Ian]] (based on Philip) and [[Barbara (Deadline)|Barbara]] (based on his nurse at the home). He eventually succumbed completely to the fantasy. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Deadline (audio story)|Deadline]]'')
His father, Martin, left him and his mother at a young age. Philip hated his father and tried to raise his son in the best way possible. Even this way, his wife left him. He blamed his father for it. He killed and burned a [[Guinea pig]] and faked it as his mother's ashes, as an excuse to get in touch with his father. He tried to bring his son and his father together. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Deadline (audio story)|Deadline]]'')


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