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| - He created the character of Iris Wildthyme. A minor character in the Virgin New Adventure Love and War, a junior archaeologist in Bernice Summerfield's party, was named after him. He also contributed to the charity reference book Behind the Sofa: Celebrity Memories of Doctor Who.
- His works, which are known for high levels of camp and trippy imagery, include:
* The Scarlet Empress
* The Blue Angel
* Mad Dogs and Englishmen (the cover of which has been known to cause epilepsy in rare cases)
* Verdigris
* Sick Building (Originally called "Wicked Bungalow", until they made him change the title on the grounds it was too weird)
* Various Big Finish audios
* The Nest Cottage series
* Iris Wildthyme
* Vince Cosmos, Glam Rock Detective Apparently he was RTD's favorite EU writer, which explains a lot.
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| - He created the character of Iris Wildthyme. A minor character in the Virgin New Adventure Love and War, a junior archaeologist in Bernice Summerfield's party, was named after him. He also contributed to the charity reference book Behind the Sofa: Celebrity Memories of Doctor Who.
- His works, which are known for high levels of camp and trippy imagery, include:
* The Scarlet Empress
* The Blue Angel
* Mad Dogs and Englishmen (the cover of which has been known to cause epilepsy in rare cases)
* Verdigris
* Sick Building (Originally called "Wicked Bungalow", until they made him change the title on the grounds it was too weird)
* Various Big Finish audios
* The Nest Cottage series
* Iris Wildthyme
* Vince Cosmos, Glam Rock Detective Magrs is also the guy who finally managed to bring Tom Baker back to the role (his first performance since 1981 was in AudioGo's Hornet's Nest), whereupon he teamed him up with Mike Yates and gave him a housekeeper. His style can best be summed up as "No, honestly, this isn't as stupid as it sounds..." Apparently he was RTD's favorite EU writer, which explains a lot. He was also a member of Bernice's archaeology team in Love and War and discovered some sort of ruin. That's right, Paul Magrs is Canon.
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