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'''David Agnew''' was a [[pseudonym]] employed by [[Graham Williams]] and others.  
'''David Agnew''' was a [[pseudonym]] employed by [[Graham Williams]] and others.


==Background==
==Background==
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Contrary to the mystery perpetuated in the comedy featurette ''The Elusive David Agnew'', the identity of "Agnew" as pertaining to ''Doctor Who'' is known.
Contrary to the mystery perpetuated in the comedy featurette ''The Elusive David Agnew'', the identity of "Agnew" as pertaining to ''Doctor Who'' is known.


*[[Anthony Read]], (the [[Script Editor]], at that time) collaborated with Graham Williams on the scripts for ''[[The Invasion of Time]]'', written at the last minute to replace a script by David Weir which would have proved too expensive to film.  
*[[Anthony Read]], (the [[Script Editor]], at that time) collaborated with Graham Williams on the scripts for ''[[The Invasion of Time]]'', written at the last minute to replace a script by David Weir which would have proved too expensive to film.
*[[Douglas Adams]] (the then-current Script Editor) and Graham Williams on ''[[City of Death]]'' as a late replacement for [[David Fisher]]'s ''A Gamble With Time''.
*[[Douglas Adams]] (the then-current Script Editor) and Graham Williams on ''[[City of Death]]'' as a late replacement for [[David Fisher]]'s ''A Gamble With Time''.
 
The same team of Douglas Adams and Graham Williams went on to write ''[[Shada (TV story)|Shada]]'', which was never completed due to an industrial action. Decades later, when ''Shada'' was remounted [[Shada (webcast)|as a webcast production]] by [[Big Finish Productions]] and the BBC's website, the sole on-screen credit for the story was given to Adams.


==Other information==
==Other information==
*The short story ''[[Special Occasions: 4. Playing with Toys]]'' in ''[[Short Trips and Side Steps]]'' was also credited to the pseudonym David Agnew.  
*The short story ''[[Special Occasions: 4. Playing with Toys]]'' in ''[[Short Trips and Side Steps]]'' was also credited to the pseudonym David Agnew.
*''[[The Elusive David Agnew]]'' looked at the origns of the name.
*''[[The Elusive David Agnew]]'' looked at the origns of the name.
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[[Category:Doctor Who television writers|Agnew, David]]
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