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In the tradition of Ainley's pseudonyms, [[Mark Gatiss]] was credited as "Sam Kisgart", an anagram of his name, for his role as an [[Unbound Master|alternate version of the Master]], in both ''[[Sympathy for the Devil (audio story)|Sympathy for the Devil]]'' and ''[[The Emporium at the End (audio story)|The Emporium at the End]]''. | In the tradition of Ainley's pseudonyms, [[Mark Gatiss]] was credited as "Sam Kisgart", an anagram of his name, for his role as an [[Unbound Master|alternate version of the Master]], in both ''[[Sympathy for the Devil (audio story)|Sympathy for the Devil]]'' and ''[[The Emporium at the End (audio story)|The Emporium at the End]]''. | ||
Torchwood, an anagram of ''[[Doctor Who]]'', was used at the beginning of the [[Series 1 (Doctor Who)|2005 reboot]] to prevent interception of the first few episodes. The name was used as an in-joke in some series 1 scripts, and the [[Torchwood Institute]] was later a major plotpoint in the arc of [[Series 2 (Doctor Who)|the second series]]. [[Russell T Davies]] liked the name and eventually used it as the title of the first spinoff from the new series, ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]''.<ref>http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/4349120.stm</ref> This was later referenced in the ''Torchwood'' webcast {{cs|Web of Lies (webcast)}}, in which the character of Nick suggests that Torchwood could be an anagram of "Doctor How". | Torchwood, an anagram of ''[[Doctor Who]]'', was used at the beginning of the [[Series 1 (Doctor Who 2005)|2005 reboot]] to prevent interception of the first few episodes. The name was used as an in-joke in some series 1 scripts, and the [[Torchwood Institute]] was later a major plotpoint in the arc of [[Series 2 (Doctor Who)|the second series]]. [[Russell T Davies]] liked the name and eventually used it as the title of the first spinoff from the new series, ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]''.<ref>http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/4349120.stm</ref> This was later referenced in the ''Torchwood'' webcast {{cs|Web of Lies (webcast)}}, in which the character of Nick suggests that Torchwood could be an anagram of "Doctor How". | ||
{{Simm|c}} when played by [[John Simm]] used the alias "Mister Saxon", an anagram for "Master No. Six" since Simm was the sixth actor to play the Master on the show. According to [[Russell T Davies]] this was unintentional. | {{Simm|c}} when played by [[John Simm]] used the alias "Mister Saxon", an anagram for "Master No. Six" since Simm was the sixth actor to play the Master on the show. According to [[Russell T Davies]] this was unintentional. | ||
