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Doctor Who Live
There have been several attempts to bring Doctor Who to the stage, some more successful than others, but all very typical of the time in which they were made. Curse Of The Daleks was a gripping base-under-siege story by Terry … Continue reading
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Tagged cybermen, daleks, Doctor Who, doctor who live, gareth roberts, matt smith, nicholas briggs, nigel planer
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Childe Peter To The Dark Tower Came – The Five Doctors
John Nathan-Turner, the producer of Doctor Who for most of its last decade, gets a bad rap from much of the fanbase. Sometimes this is deserved – some of the worst episodes of the show ever produced were done on … Continue reading
Five Years Later – The Invasion
The Cybermen were introduced in the same storyline as the Second Doctor (The Tenth Planet, in which William Hartnell regenerates into Patrick Troughton towards the end of the story) and the two went together from then on. In his three … Continue reading
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Tagged a doctor a day, cybermen, Doctor Who, patrick troughton, second doctor, the invasion
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A Big Finish A Week 15: Spare Parts
One of the things nuWho has done repeatedly since its inception is to base many of its stronger episodes on material from spin-off and ancillary media – it’s no coincidence that Dalek, Human Nature/Family Of Blood and Blink (the three … Continue reading
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Tagged a big finish a week, cybermen, Doctor Who, fifth doctor, genesis of the daleks, marc platt, peter davison, spare parts