Doctor Who Whodunit
- Publication: The New York Times
- Date: 2005-03-10
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- Page: E2
- Language: English
Impatient for the return of the BBC cult fantasy and science-fiction drama "Doctor Who" after a 16-year hiatus, someone has posted the first installment of the 13-part new series on the Internet three weeks before it is to return to the air, according to BBC News and Reuters. Thousands of fans using file-trading software downloaded the 45 minute episode, "Rose," named for a character played by the pop singer Billie Piper, the assistant to the space- and time- traveling Doctor (Christopher Eccleston), who battles aliens and evil. The original series ran between 1963 and 1989.
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