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| − | . . . First, I'd like to say that David Hirsch's "Who's Who ..." in [[Who's Who: A History of the Six Doctors Who|#50]] was quite good. However, he gave credit to only six Doctors when in fact there were seven. Trevor Martin played the Doctor in the play [[Category:The Seven Keys to Doomsday|Doctor Who and the Seven Keys to Doomsday]] at the Adelphi Theatre in England in 1974. Wendy Padbury (Zoe Herriet to Patrick Troughton's Doctor) and Simon Jones (of Hitch-Hiker's fame) co-starred. | + | . . . First, I'd like to say that David Hirsch's "Who's Who ..." in [[Who's Who: A History of the Six Doctors Who|#50]] was quite good. However, he gave credit to only six Doctors when in fact there were seven. Trevor Martin played the Doctor in the play [[:Category:The Seven Keys to Doomsday|Doctor Who and the Seven Keys to Doomsday]] at the Adelphi Theatre in England in 1974. Wendy Padbury (Zoe Herriet to Patrick Troughton's Doctor) and Simon Jones (of Hitch-Hiker's fame) co-starred. |
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