An era for every channel

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• Publication: Chicago Tribune
• Date: 2015-02-16
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• Page: sec. 4, p. 3
• Language: English

TV has exploded into the past, and viewers have been able to transport themselves to more historical periods than ever on the small screen. Here's a look at the ground just a few current offerings cover - and what better way to view it than through "Doctor Who's" time-hopping TARDIS?

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