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Pin-Up- The Second Doctor
(Patrick Troughton),
Zoe (Wendy Padbury)
and Jamie (Hamish Wilson)
in The Land Of Fiction |
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[The Mind Robber] |
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Editor's Letter |
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Contents |
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Letters- To The TARDIS |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Feature- Dennis Spooner - A Tribute;
Gary Russell looks back over Dennis Spooner's
career |
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Obituary:
Dennis Spooner |
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Television- Episode Guide;
The Twin Dilemma - The Mark Of The Rani |
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Interview- Wendy Padbury Interview;
Wendy Padbury played companion Zoe during the
Troughton era. Richard Marson talks to her about her role as the
vivacious astrophysicist with an unusual line in costumes |
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Interviewed:
Wendy Padbury |
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Television- The Green Death;
Synopsis and Fact File by Richard Marson |
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Television- The Mysterious Planet
(The Trial Of A Time Lord parts 1-4);
Review by Richard Marson |
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Poster- Daleks on a street |
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[Daleks: Invasion Earth 2150 AD] |
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Season 23 Survey Form; The annual DWM season
survey |
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Gallifrey Guardian; |
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Obituary: Ian
Marter |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Jo Grant;
notorious for getting herself into
scrapes, Jo Grant is one of the best remembered companions, and
formed a close alliance with the Third Doctor. By Richard Marson |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Comic strip- Profits Of Doom
Part 1 |
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Feature- Myths and Legends;
in part two of this feature, Richard Marson
traces the sources behind many popular Who stories from the Tom
Baker ere to the present, and explores how who created it's own
mythology |
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Feature- Panopticon VII;
the weekend of September 6th 1986 was not only
memorable for the return of Doctor Who after it's hiatus, it was
also the date of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society's 10th
anniversary convention |
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Reviews- Off The Shelf, with The Valeyard |
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Target Books:
"The Space Museum" Reviewed by (The Valeyard) Gary Russell |
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Target Books:
"The Sensorites" Reviewed by (The Valeyard) Gary Russell |
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Profile- Meeting Melanie;
Bonnie Langford |
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Pin-Up- The Sixth Doctor
(Colin Baker) and Mel
(Bonnie Langford) |
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Pin-Up- Harry Sullivan
(Ian Marter) and
Broton (John Woodnutt) |
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[Terror Of The Zygons] |
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Editor's Letter |
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Contents |
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Letters- To The TARDIS |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Interview- Peter Purves Interview;
of the many companions who appear in Doctor Who,
few go on to win fame or fortune. Peter Purves, who played Steven in
the Hartnell era, seemed all set to meet the fate of the majority,
until he was chosen as a presenter on Blue Peter. Richard Marson
talks to him about Doctor Who and life after |
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Interviewed:
Peter Purves |
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Feature- Ian Marter - A Personal Tribute By
Nicholas Courtney; Gary Russell looks
back over Ian Marter career |
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Obituary: Ian
Marter |
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Feature- Season Eight Flashback;
season eight was one of the most innovative and
popular in the series' history. Under Barry Letts' leadership, the
Pertwee "family" blossomed, and produced such classics as The
Dæmons. Here Richard Marson reviews the season as a whole |
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Interviewed:
Barry Letts |
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Interviewed:
Michael Briant |
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Interviewed:
John Levene |
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Interviewed:
Jon Pertwee |
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Interviewed:
Katy Manning |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Television- Episode Guide;
The Two Doctors - Revelation Of The Daleks |
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Television- Mindwarp
(The Trial Of A Time Lord parts 5-8);
Review by Richard Marson |
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Gallifrey Guardian |
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Reviews- Off The Shelf |
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Target Books:
"The Romans" Reviewed by Gary Russell |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Leela;
the introduction of Leela to the TARDIS changed
the whole concept of the companion and for a time , the show
benefited from the strengthening of the role of the Doctor's
sidekick. By Richard Marson |
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Comic strip- Profits Of Doom
Part 2 |
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Television- Enlightenment;
Synopsis and Fact File by Richard Marson |
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Pin-Up- Steven Taylor
(Peter Purves) and
Dodo (Jackie Lane)
with the Celestial Toymaker's dolls |
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Pin-Up- Tegan (Janet
Fielding) |
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[The Visitation] |
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Editor's Letter |
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Contents |
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Letters- To The TARDIS |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Interview- Pennant Roberts Interview;
Pennant Roberts was one of the most adept
directors on Doctor Who. He came to the series in 1977, during the
Tom Baker years, and stayed with the programme for 26 subsequent
episodes. Richard Marson heard about Robert's time on Who, and his
script that was never filmed |
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Interviewed:
Pennant Roberts |
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Gallifrey Guardian; |
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Television:
Colin Baker to leave |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Tegan;
in recent years, the tendency has been towards
short-lived and less memorable companions. Tegan Jovanka, played by
Janet Fielding, was a significant exception. By Richard Marson |
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Feature- Doctor Who A BBC Production;
to many people the workings of television are a
mystery, so in this feature, Patrick Mulkern attempts to unravel the
structure of the BBC |
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Comical strip- The Doctor Who History Tour
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Television- Episode Guide;
The Trial Of A Time Lord |
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Television- The Ultimate Foe
(The Trial Of A Time Lord parts 9-12);
Review by Richard Marson |
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Reviews- Off The Shelf |
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Target Books:
"The Ambassadors Of Death" Reviewed
by Gary Russell |
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Target Books:
"The Macra Terror" Reviewed by Gary
Russell |
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Target Books:
"K9 And Company" announced |
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Text fiction- The Bird Of Fire |
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Comic strip- Profits Of Doom
Part 3 |
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Television- Pyramids Of Mars;
Nostalgia |
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Pin-Up- Cybermen leaving the tombs |
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[The Tomb Of The Cybermen] |
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Editor's Letter |
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Contents |
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Letters- To The TARDIS |
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5 |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Interview- Why Being A Doctor Who Girl Wasn't A
Dream Come True; Maureen O'Brien talks
candidly to Richard Marson about her time with the series |
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Interviewed:
Maureen O'Brien |
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Gallifrey Guardian; |
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BBC Videos:
"Terror Of The Zygons" announced |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Television- The Sunmakers;
Synopsis and Fact File by Richard Marson |
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Feature- Season 23 Visual Effects;
one of the most important ingredients in
creating Doctor Who is visual effects. Here Patrick Mulkern takes an
in depth look at those in The Trial Of A Time Lord, and speaks to
the three designers responsible |
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Interviewed:
Mike Kelt |
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Interviewed:
Peter Wragg |
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Interviewed:
Kevin Molloy |
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Feature- Richard Hurndall - Remembered;
Richard Hurndall is unique in Doctor Who history
for his portrayal of the first Doctor in the celebratory special.
The Five Doctors. On the third anniversary of his death, Bill Marsh
pay tribute to this respected actor |
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Obituary:
Richard Hurndall |
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Pin-Up- The First Doctor as portrayed by Richard
Hurndall, by Alister Pearson |
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Comic strip- The Gift
Part 1 |
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Television- The Ultimate Foe
(The Trial Of A Time Lord parts 13-14);
Review by Richard Marson |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Peri;
the young botanist Peri Brown was the main
companion of the Colin Baker era. Unafraid of speaking her mind, she
enjoyed a stormy alliance with the Sixth Doctor. By Richard Marson |
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Feature- The Cybermen - Part 1;
Over the years, successive Doctor Who production teams have tried
very hard to come up with a race of aliens to rival the Daleks in
their popularity with the viewers. The closest they have come to
achieving this was with the Cybermen, as Stephen James Walker
reports |
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Pin-Up- The Sixth Doctor
(Colin Baker)
and Peri (Nicola
Bryant) |
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Free Gift; Poster: The First Doctor, and some
Cybermen |
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Pin-Up- Three toy soldiers |
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[The Mind Robber] |
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Editor's Letter |
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Contents |
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Letters- Pick Of The Penguin |
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5 |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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6 |
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Gallifrey Guardian; |
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Television:
"Time And the Rani" cast
announcement: Kate O'Mara |
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Profile- Meet Sylvester;
Sylvester McCoy |
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Interview- Robert Holmes Interviewed;
Gerry Davis, Doctor Who script editor for nearly
two years in the mid sixties, liked strong science fiction tales
with morals and monsters, and was co-founder of the infamous
Cybermen. Richard Marson caught up with him at his London home |
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Interviewed:
Robert Holmes |
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Television- The Mind Robber;
Synopsis and Fact File by Richard Marson |
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Feature- Season Thirteen Flashback;
many followers of the series call the second Tom
Baker season the greatest in the show's history, combining excellent
writing, acting, direction and a consistently high standard. Richard
Marson recalls Doctor Who's Thirteenth Season with contributions
from those who were involved and fans |
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Interviewed:
Douglas Camfield |
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Interviewed:
David Maloney |
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Interviewed:
Barry Letts |
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Interviewed:
Ian Marter |
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Interviewed:
Philip Hinchcliffe |
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Interviewed:
Elisabeth Sladen |
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Interviewed:
Robert Holmes |
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Forum; could
there be a lady Doctor? |
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Reviews- Off The Shelf |
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Target Books:
"The Massacre" Reviewed by Gary
Russell |
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Interviewed:
John Lucarotti |
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27-34 |
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Comic strip- The Gift
Part 2 |
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35 |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Barbara Wright;
an integral part of the first Doctor Who
team, schoolteacher, Barbara Wright combined vulnerability with a
maturity and ability to cope with the Doctor. By Richard Marson |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Feature- The Cybermen - Part 2;
during the
Pertwee years, the Cybermen virtually disappeared from the series,
but returned by popular demand with Tom Baker's Doctor. Stephen
James Walker charts their development up until the present |
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Pin-Up- The Seventh Doctor
(Sylvester McCoy)
and Mel
(Bonnie Langford) in the TARDIS doorway |
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Pin-Up- The Sixth Doctor
(Colin Baker)
and Peri (Nicola
Bryant) |
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[The Twin Dilemma] |
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2 |
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Editor's Letter |
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3 |
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Contents |
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Letters- You On Who! |
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5 |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Interview- Jean Marsh Interview;
ex Hartnell companion Jean marsh is
internationally famous as creator and star of Upstairs Downstairs,
and subsequent film roles in Frenzy and Return To Oz. Her two Doctor
Who appearances spanned 13 episodes, from 1965-1966. She talks with
Richard Marson |
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Interviewed:
Jean Marsh |
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Gallifrey Guardian; |
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Television:
"Time And the Rani" cast
announcements: Wanda Ventham, Donald Pickering and Mark Greenstreet |
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Television:
"Paradise Towers" announced |
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Obituary:
Patrick Troughton |
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12-13 |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who Fun Book
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett preview |
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14-17 |
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Television- The Daleks' Master Plan;
Nostalgia |
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Reviews- Off The Shelf |
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Target Books:
"The Rescue" Reviewed by Gary Russell |
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Feature:
a look at Ian Marter's novelisations |
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Poster- The Sixth Doctor
(Colin
Baker) and Peri (Nicola
Bryant) and the TARDIS |
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Interview- Philip Martin Interview;
writer Philip Martin has contributed both
Vengeance On Varos and Mindwarp to Doctor Who. Paul Cornell talks to
him about his work and the series in general |
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Interviewed:
Philip Martin |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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27-34 |
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Comic strip- The Gift
Part 3 |
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35 |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Zoe Herriot;
the companion who replaced the popular
Nineteenth Century Victoria couldn't have been more different, a
space age computer genius with a daring dress sense. By Richard
Marson |
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Feature- As Seen On TV!
Over the
years doctor Who film crews have used many locations in the capital
city. Some well known, some less identifiable. Here's a
comprehensive guide to these locations and how they can be reached |
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Pin-Up- The Fourth Doctor
(Tom Baker)
and Sarah Jane Smith
(Elisabeth Sladen) |
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[Planet Of Evil] |
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Pin-Up- The Second Doctor
(Patrick Troughton) |
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[Fury From The Deep] |
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Editor's Letter |
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Contents |
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Letters- You On Who! |
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5 |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Feature- Patrick Troughton - A Tribute;
David J. Howe looks back over Patrick
Troughton's career |
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Feature- Patrick Troughton - A Personal Tribute
By Frazer Hines |
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Gallifrey Guardian; |
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Television:
"Paradise Towers" cast announcements: Brenda Bruce and Elizabeth
Spriggs |
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Television- Warriors Of The Deep;
Synopsis and Fact File by Richard Marson |
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Feature- A Pictorial Tribute To Patrick
Troughton |
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20-22 |
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Season Survey Results; Season Twenty-Three
survey results compiled by Richard Marson |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Comic strip- The Gift
Part 4 |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Victoria
Waterfield; she came from a cosseted
background unlikely to suit her to the hazards of time travel.
However Victoria showed courage and initiative and made great
friends of the Doctor and Jamie. By Richard Marson |
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Feature- Patrick Troughton's Episode Guide
1966-1969 |
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Pin-Up- An Ice Warrior |
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Pin-Up- The Sixth Doctor
(Colin Baker) |
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[Timelash] |
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2 |
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Editor's Letter |
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3 |
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Contents |
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Letters- You On Who! |
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5 |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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6 |
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Gallifrey Guardian; |
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Television:
"Time And the Rani" announced |
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Television:
"Paradise Towers" cast announcements:
Richard Briers, Clive Merrison, Judy Cornwell, Catherine Cusack and
Julie Brennan |
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Television:
"Delta And the Bannermen" announced |
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Television:
"Delta And the Bannermen" cast
announcement: Don Henderson |
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Television:
"Dragonfire" announced |
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Television:
"The Faceless Ones" Episode 3 found |
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Interview- Paddy's Field!
As well as directing four classic Doctor Who
stories, Paddy Russell has worked on many well known BBC programmes.
Richard Marson talks to Paddy, who trained as an actress, before
going into live television in 1951, and later worked as an assistant
to the famous Rudolph Cartier |
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Interviewed:
Paddy Russell |
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Feature- Season Three Flashback;
every season of Doctor Who has it's good and bad
moments, but in the Third Season, the continual behind the scenes
changes and instability of the cast led to one of the less
satisfactory seasons. The potential for brilliant work was hampered
by poor execution or acting. Richard Marson remembers season three |
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Interviewed:
John Wiles |
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Interviewed:
Dennis Spooner |
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Reviews- Off The Shelf |
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Target Books:
"Terror Of the Vervoids" Reviewed by
Gary Russell |
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Target Books:
"The Mysterious Planet" announced |
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Target Books:
"Time And The Rani" announced |
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Target Books:
"Vengeance On Varos" announced |
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Target Books:
"The Wheel In Space" announced |
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Target Books:
"Attack Of The Cybermen" announced |
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Target Books:
"The Underwater Menace" announced |
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Target Books:
"The Ultimate Foe" announced |
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Target Books:
"The Smugglers" announced |
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Target Books:
"The War Machines" announced |
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Target Books:
"The Edge Of Destruction" announced |
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Target Books:
"Mindwarp" announced |
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Target Books:
"Planet Of Giants" announced |
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Target Books:
"The Space Pirates" announced |
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Feature- Did You Know;
saved by the Script Editors |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Feature- The Longleat Report;
Doctor Who model maker, Stuart Evans, explores
the re-launched Longleat Exhibition |
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Comic strip- The World Shapers
Part 1 |
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Television- Snakedance;
Synopsis and Fact File by Richard Marson |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Liz Shaw;
not only was she with the Doctor for a
very short time, but she was also one of the few companions who did
not take a trip in the TARDIS. By Richard Marson |
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Forum; scientific
error in Doctor Who |
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Pin-Up- The Fifth Doctor
(Peter Davison),
Nyssa (Sarah Sutton)
and Chela
(Johnathon Morris) |
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Pin-Up- The Sixth Doctor
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and Peri (Nicola
Bryant) |
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[Attack Of The Cybermen] |
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Feature- Designs On Who;
in the early days of Doctor Who, set design was
particularly vital to the atmosphere and credibility of the show.
Locations in the far flung future on alien worlds had to be
imaginative, weird and enchanting |
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Feature- K9; a look
at the problems and developments of the model on screen |
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Feature- Time And Relative Dimensions In Space;
the exterior , based on the once familiar
shape of a London Police Box, is one of the few items which has
remained essentially unchanged since Doctor Who's inception in 1963.
The interior of the TARDIS, however, has undergone several changes |
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Interview- Title Tattle;
one of the most important elements in Doctor Who
is the amazing title sequence which introduces every episode. There
have been several changes over the decades, DWM speaks to Oliver
Elmes, who designed the latest version - to mark the arrival of the
Seventh Doctor |
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Interviewed:
Oliver Elmes |
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Interview- Julia Smith Interview;
many of Doctor Who's directors have gone on to
greater things, perhaps none more so than Julia Smith, who has
crowned thirty years in the industry with her creation of
Eastenders. She directed The Smugglers and The Underwater Menace in
the Sixties |
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Interviewed:
Julia Smith |
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20-21 |
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Feature- Six Of The Best - A Time Lord's
Wardrobe; a review of the costumes worn
by the Doctor in his first six incarnations |
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22-29 |
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Feature- Behind The Scenes;
in words and exclusive pictures from his private
collection, Raymond Cusick, one of Doctor Who's first designers,
takes us on a trip down memory lane |
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Interviewed:
Raymond P. Cusick |
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Feature- Designer Daleks;
the infamous creatures have appeared in eighteen
stories; here are details of the changes in design and colour scheme
they have undergone during this time |
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Feature- Special Video Effects;
a comparative look at how the special effects
evolved over the years |
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Interview- June Hudson - Costume Designer;
many costume designers have contributed
to Doctor Who. June Hudson is remembered with special affection for
her superb work between 1978 and 1981 |
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Interviewed:
June Hudson |
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Feature- Design Checklist;
a complete list of designers on Doctor Who |
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Pin-Up- The Sixth Doctor
(Colin Baker)
hanging around |
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[The Two Doctors] |
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Pin-Up- The Sixth Doctor
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[The Trial Of A Time Lord Episodes 9-12] |
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Editor's Letter |
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Contents |
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Letters- You On Who! |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Gallifrey Guardian; |
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Television:
"Delta And the Bannermen" cast
announcements: Ken Dodd, Hugh Lloyd and Stubby Kaye |
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Obituary:
Fulton Mackay |
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Television- Time and The Rani;
Preview by Richard Marson |
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Television- The Evil Of The Daleks;
Nostalgia |
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Forum;
conventions |
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Interview- Return Of The Rani;
Kate O'Mara made her first appearance as the
Rani during Colin Baker's era, with great success. She returns to
the series to film a Rani story for the new season and to take a
break from Dynasty. She talks to Richard Marson about her career |
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Interviewed:
Kate O'Mara |
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Feature- What The Papers Said;
David J. Howe takes a look through the newspaper
coverage of Doctor Who during 1986 |
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Comic strip- The World Shapers
Part 2 |
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Reviews- Off The Shelf |
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Target Books:
"The
Time Meddler" Reviewed by Gary Russell |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Adric;
the prickly Adric was a controversial companion,
unpopular with many viewers. The difficult adolescent suffered from
erratic characterisation, one moment bright and advanced, the next
objectionable. By Richard Marson |
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Pin-Up- Adric
(Matthew Waterhouse) |
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Pin-Up- Benton (John
Levene) |
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[Wartime] |
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Editor's Letter |
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Contents |
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Letters- You On Who! |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Gallifrey Guardian |
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Television- Paradise Towers;
Preview by Richard Marson |
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Television- The Curse Of Peladon;
Synopsis and Fact File by Richard Marson |
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Reviews- Off The Shelf |
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Target Books:
"The
Mysterious Planet" Reviewed by Gary Russell |
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Target Books:
"Vengeance On Varos" Reviewed by Gary Russell |
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Competition- Monster Quiz;
a selection of quizzes for the monster
fan |
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Interview- Fiona Cumming Interview;
starting out as assistant floor manager on The
Massacre, Fiona Cumming has worked with all of the first five
doctors, directing four of the most popular Davison stories. Richard
Marson spoke to her about her time with the series |
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Interviewed:
Fiona Cumming |
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Comical strip- The Doctor Who History Tour
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Turlough;
the enigmatic Turlough, introduced in
Peter Davison's era, was a new style of companion. However, he never
quite fulfilled his potential. By Richard Marson |
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Comic strip- The World Shapers
Part 3 |
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Feature- Benton Is Back;
Malcolm Hester takes us behind the scenes of
Wartime |
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Pin-Up- Benton (John
Levene) |
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[Wartime] |
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Feature- Dalek Triumph;
a look at the Jon Pertwee signing of Death To
The Daleks video |
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Contents |
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Letters- You On Who! |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Interview- Introducing The Seventh Doctor;
the latest incarnation of the Doctor
exudes energy. So does Sylvester McCoy, as Richard Marson discovered
when he went along to interview him on the subject of his new role
and the series in general |
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Interviewed:
Sylvester McCoy |
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Television- Horror Of Fang Rock;
Synopsis and Fact File by Richard Marson |
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Interview- Set For Success;
Patrick Mulkern goes behind the scenes of the
new season and talks to designer Geoff Powell about his work on Time
And The Rani |
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Interviewed:
Geoff Powell |
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Gallifrey Guardian; |
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Television:
"The Evil Of The Daleks" Episode 2 found |
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Television:
Bonnie Langford leaving the series |
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Television:
Sophie Aldred announced as new companion Ace |
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Feature- Travelling Companions - Ian Chesterton;
when Doctor Who started, the enigmatic
figure of the Doctor needed a more recognisably heroic male
companion to act as a counter-balance. Enter Ian Chesterton. By
Richard Marson |
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Comic strip- A Cold Day In Hell
Part 1 |
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Television- Delta And The Bannermen;
Preview by Richard Marson |
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Competition- Monster Quiz answers |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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Free Gift; Poster: The Seventh Doctor and The
Rani by Alister Pearson |
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Competition- Winning Designs;
results from issue 113 designer competition |
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Contents |
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Letters- You On Who! |
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5 |
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Comical strip- Doctor Who?
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Television-
Dragonfire;
Richard Marson presents a set report from the
studio floor of Dragonfire |
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Interview- J.N.T. Time;
producer John Nathan-Turner found time during
work on the 24th season to talk to Gary Russell about his
innovations introduced this year |
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Interviewed:
John Nathan-Turner |
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Reviews- Off The Shelf |
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Merchandise:
Piccadilly Press "The Encyclopaedia Of The Worlds Of Doctor Who A-D"
Reviewed by Gary Russell |
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Target Books:
"K9 And Company" Reviewed by Gary Russell |
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Feature- Season Four Flashback;
if the third season of Doctor Who had come close
to ruining the popularity and credibility of the series, the fourth
was to re-establish both these factors, laying the foundations for a
further successful three years. The key to this rebirth was both
behind and in front of the cameras as Richard Marson reports |
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Interviewed:
Innes Lloyd |
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Interviewed:
Patrick Troughton |
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Comical strip- The Doctor Who History Tour
By Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett |
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Gallifrey Guardian |
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Interview- Bonnie Langford Interview;
if ever there was a controversial choice for a
Doctor Who companion, it was former child star, Bonnie Langford as
Melanie Bush. Richard Marson talked to her about her past career,
her role in the series as computer programmer, and about the world
of Doctor Who in general |
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Interviewed:
Bonnie Langford |
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Matrix Data Bank |
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25-32 |
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Comic strip- A Cold Day In Hell
Part 2 |
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34-35 |
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Profile- Coming Up Trumps;
street-wise and trendy, new companion Ace is all
set to bring a breath of fresh air into the TARDIS, by Richard
Marson |
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36 |
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Pin-Up- The Rani
(Kate O'Mara) |
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[Time And The Rani] |
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