Switched-on kids

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• Publication: The Observer
• Date: 1966-02-06
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• Page: 23
• Language: English

Children still look mainly to ITV for adventure and horror. The great exception is the Dalek programme. "Dr Who" (BBC-1, Saturdays), with a claimed 11 million viewers (many adults, of course). The popularity of this type of science-fiction weirdy has been one of the main trends in children's TV in recent years—ATV's successful puppet serial "Thunderbirds" is a kind of junior 007, making fun of machines and gadgets.

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• APA 6th ed.: (1966-02-06). Switched-on kids. The Observer p. 23.
• MLA 7th ed.: "Switched-on kids." The Observer [add city] 1966-02-06, 23. Print.
• Chicago 15th ed.: "Switched-on kids." The Observer, edition, sec., 1966-02-06
• Turabian: "Switched-on kids." The Observer, 1966-02-06, section, 23 edition.
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