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75Doctor Who - The Tenth Doctor
Perhaps the best-loved and most recognisable Doctor since Tom Baker's famous Fourth, the Tenth Doctor David Tennant has proven that the success of Series One was not a fluke. In fact, if anything, the young and handsome Doctor has brought in fans from all across the spectrum. NOTABLY - Women!
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77Doctor Who: His 11 Faces
Doctor Who has been around in one form or another since 1963. For those that are not familiar with the show, here is the basic premise. The Doctor travels through time and space in his TARDIS (Time...
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76Doctor Who - The Sixth Doctor
At the beginning of Doctor Who's third decade on the air, at the end of 1984, Peter Davison was leaving his title role as the Fifth Doctor. The UK's seemingly endless pool of good actors produced Colin Baker to take on the part. The new, seemingly more unbalanced than usual Doctor was portrayed amid a long decline in support for the show from both the public and the BBC.
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76THERE BE DRAGONS
Why do DRAGONS appear in many cultures throughout the world? Why are we drawn to them? This is the Chinese year of the DRAGON. Maybe it is high time we looked into how dragons became so popular and why they continue to appear in new tales to satisfy a continuing public appetite for their presence on earth or in our skies.
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62DOCTOR WHO: EVERY GENERATION NEEDS A GOOD DOCTOR
From the 1960s onwards there has been a very special television doctor. Doctor Who? Yes, that's right.
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59DOCTOR WHO: A SPACE REBEL
Doctor Who has always been somewhat a rebel. This is the fault of the writers and the actors of this most famous of British television shows. The funny thing is these people tend to wear their rebellious nature with pride.
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71Doctor Who - A Complete Guide
Doctor Who is one of the longest running television shows in history. Originally aired on BBC-1 from 1963 to 1989, the show was reborn on BBC Wales in 2005 and continues, to this day. Learn more about the lives of the Doctor (as seen in the televised Doctor Who serials) and the actors who bring them to life.
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66LEARNING FRENCH
LEARNING FRENCH By Martha Patterson My high school French class was a revelation – Bernie F., our teacher, had brilliant blue eyes and dark hair, was probably in his 30s, and fired vocabulary questions...
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77Doctor Who - The Fourth Doctor
When Tom Baker took up the mantle of portraying the still immensely popular and influential Doctor in December 1974, no one knew this Fourth Doctor would wind up in the role for longer than any other actor, and possibly become the iconic incarnation of the Doctor Who character, worldwide. Taking over from the Third Doctor, Jon Pertwee, Between then and his subsequent departure in 1981, Tom Baker transformed the role into one of the most influential rationalists in media through much of the 1970s
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67Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space
DOCTOR WHO is a triumph of the imagination. A premise that is elegantly simple with an enigmatic hero, who is staggeringly brilliant and yet endearingly flawed. The show's strength has always been its...
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