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| rdfs:label | - The Doctor's Wife (TV story)
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| rdfs:comment | - Like Love & Monsters and Utopia before it, The Doctor's Wife was significant for its connection to a Blue Peter competition. Teenager Susannah Leah's winning design for a TARDIS console was prominently featured in this episode, and subsequently turned into a Character Options action figure set. Wife would win the show's first Hugo award not won by a showrunner when it received the 2012 Dramatic Presentation, Short Form Award. The story was further remarkable for its unmistakable similarity to Nineveh, an obscure Seventh Doctor comic story from the pages of The Incredible Hulk Presents.
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| CostumeAsst | - Emma Jones
- Jason Gill
- Yasemin Kascioglu
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| Electrician | - Alan Tippets
- Ben Griffiths
- Bob Milton
- Stephen Slocombe
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| DressingProps | - Martin Broadbent
- Kristian Wilsher
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| WithThanksTo | - BBC National Orchestra of Wales
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| PropsMaker | - Nicholas Robatto
- Penny Howarth
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| ExecutiveProd | - Beth Willis
- Piers Wenger
- Steven Moffat
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| FocusPuller | - Steve Rees
- Jonathan Vidgen
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| BTS | - Charlie McDonnell interviews Neil Gaiman - Doctor Who Confidential - BBC Three
- You Sexy Thing Doctor Who - Insider Ep. 4. 1
- Neil Gaiman on his Doctor Who episode, "The Doctor's Wife."
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| Make-upArtist | - Allison Sing
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| SupervisingArtDirector | - Stephen Nicholas
- Karl Probert
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| StandbyProps | - Phil Shellard
- Katherine Archer
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| Trailer | - The Doctor's Wife Doctor Who Episode 4 Trailer
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| Clip | - DOCTOR WHO CLIP 8 2
- I just wanted to say Hello - Doctor Who - The Doctor's Wife - Series 6 - BBC
- Talking to the TARDIS - Doctor Who - The Doctor's Wife - Series 6 - BBC
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| PREV | - The Curse of the Black Spot
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| Ad | - Janine H Jones
- Michael Curtis
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| Stunt | - Bean Peel
- Danielle da Costa
- Gordon Seed
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| abstract | - Like Love & Monsters and Utopia before it, The Doctor's Wife was significant for its connection to a Blue Peter competition. Teenager Susannah Leah's winning design for a TARDIS console was prominently featured in this episode, and subsequently turned into a Character Options action figure set. Narratively, Wife was important because it depicted the Doctor's TARDIS in human form, and offered revelations about the relationship of the two time travellers. It was also the first episode of BBC Wales Doctor Who to extensively feature the corridors of the TARDIS — a setting common to several stories of the 1963 version of the show. It also contained the first appearance of the Ood in the Steven Moffat era, and was thus the first time that Russell T Davies was formally credited as their creator. Wife would win the show's first Hugo award not won by a showrunner when it received the 2012 Dramatic Presentation, Short Form Award. The story was further remarkable for its unmistakable similarity to Nineveh, an obscure Seventh Doctor comic story from the pages of The Incredible Hulk Presents.
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