Who Am I? was a feature released exclusively on the BBC's Cheapserve website on 10 May 2006^[1] to coincide with series two of Doctor Who, specifically the story The Age of Steel; it also formed a crossover with the ongoing narrative on the Who is Doctor Who? tie-in website, indirectly addressing the departure of Mickey Smith in The Age of Steel. It was written by Joseph Lidster.^[2]

The short story was styled to look like the final update on David R's Cheapserve profile.

Summary[]

David R, a seventeen-year-old in Deffry Vale, wishes farewell to Cheapserve as he is "helping a friend who knows the truth" by taking on responsibility of looking after his website instead. David thanks everyone for their support, and signs out.

Characters[]

• David R
• John F. Kennedy

Referenced only[]

• "A friend"
• Jackie Chan

Worldbuilding[]

• 

  There is a picture of John F. Kennedy with the words "the truth" on it on David's profile.
• David also goes by the alias DeffyD79.
• Deffry Vale is located in London, Earth.
• David mentions that his age is 17 Earth Years.
• David lists his interests as: "Revealing the truth about whats really happening in the world, Alien films (not Alien vs Predator), girls, martial arts (jackie chan etc)".

Notes[]

• This story implies that David R had met Mickey Smith in School Reunion and bonded over their interest of exposing the truth. However, in School Reunion, this sort of character was taken by Kenny and it is unexplained why he was not the child Mickey befriended.
• As this story is hosted on the Cheapserve website, it is indirectly a crossover with the 2005 alternate reality game Jamie Kane.
• The picture of John F. Kennedy on the site is a cropped and compressed version of a photograph taken on 25 May 1989 of John F. Kennedy Jr. talking to Jackie Kennedy beneath a portrait of JFK Sr. at the JFK Library.^[3]

Continuity[]

• Deffry Vale was first seen in TV: School Reunion.
• Mickey himself had assumed responsibility of the whoisdoctorwho.co.uk website about two years prior. (PROSE: Dummy Massacre)

External links[]

• Who Am I? at Cheapserve via the Wayback Machine

Footnotes[]