Doctor Who Is Doctor Who, Really?
- Publication: Airwaves
- Date: January 1985
- Author:
- Page: 27
- Language: English
I appreciate your airing the science fiction program, Doctor Who, but as a dedicated fan I would like to point out in error. In most Airwaves program notes, the writer refers to the Doctor, the main character, as "Doctor Who." The entire series is called "Doctor Who"; the Doctor isn't.
Other than that I would like to compliment the program writer's cleverness and style.
Nathan McQuillen
Madison, Wisconsin
Just as the Doctor has two hearts, we are apparently of two minds about his proper name. We depend on descriptions from the program distributor which consistently refer to our hero as Doctor Who. Could it be the Daleks trying to confuse us?
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- APA 6th ed.: (January 1985). Doctor Who Is Doctor Who, Really?. Airwaves p. 27.
- MLA 7th ed.: "Doctor Who Is Doctor Who, Really?." Airwaves [add city] January 1985, 27. Print.
- Chicago 15th ed.: "Doctor Who Is Doctor Who, Really?." Airwaves, edition, sec., January 1985
- Turabian: "Doctor Who Is Doctor Who, Really?." Airwaves, January 1985, section, 27 edition.
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