Doctor Who facts
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- Publication: Daily Mail
- Date: 2005-03-26
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- Page: Weekend, p. 27
- Language: English
Doctor Who was conceived in 1963, by BBC head of drama Sydney Newman, as a children's drama that would be partly educational. He said he wanted 'no bug-eyed monsters'.
But audience reaction to the Daleks soon changed his mind. Whenever ratings began to dip, an episode featuring Daleks would be shown.
At its peak, Doctor Who attracted a worldwide audience of 110 million.
As a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey, the Doctor has two hearts and a body temperature of 60°F.
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- APA 6th ed.: (2005-03-26). Doctor Who facts. Daily Mail p. Weekend, p. 27.
- MLA 7th ed.: "Doctor Who facts." Daily Mail [add city] 2005-03-26, Weekend, p. 27. Print.
- Chicago 15th ed.: "Doctor Who facts." Daily Mail, edition, sec., 2005-03-26
- Turabian: "Doctor Who facts." Daily Mail, 2005-03-26, section, Weekend, p. 27 edition.
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