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by MandaMeena on April 17th, 2011, 1:13 am
Dear Mr. Baker,
In several of your Doctor Who commentaries, we’ve heard you mention that your trademark hair-do was in fact a wig. However, in episodes like The Seeds of Doom, when you were running, it looked like it was your natural hair. I was curious to know if your comments were in jest or if you were in fact serious? Either way, it’s lovely.
-Amanda & Taylor
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by Tom Baker on April 18th, 2011, 4:23 pm
Amanda,
I was jesting. My hair got longer and thicker and more like a wig. I once suggeated that I should have a wig over the top in a struggle reveal how long my hair was!
The suggestion was rejected.
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