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== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* The blond-haired ITV employee is implied to be former [[Controller of BBC One]], [[Michael Grade]], who was serving as executive chairman of ITV at the time of the strips publication. In his commentary in ''[[Whoah!]]'', Jamie Lenman half-heartedly claimed that neither of the men were based on anyone real, "but [he had] never forgiven one of them for sacking [[Colin Baker]] and trying to kill ''Doctor Who'' on several occassions". | * The blond-haired ITV employee is implied to be former [[Controller of BBC One]], [[Michael Grade]], who was serving as executive chairman of ITV at the time of the strips publication. In his commentary in ''[[Whoah!]]'', Jamie Lenman half-heartedly claimed that neither of the men were based on anyone real, "but [he had] never forgiven one of them for sacking [[Colin Baker]] and trying to kill ''Doctor Who'' on several occassions". | ||
[[Category:Doctor Whoah! comic stories]] | [[Category:Doctor Whoah! comic stories]] | ||
[[Category:2007 comic stories]] | [[Category:2007 comic stories]] | ||
