Doctor in Space
- Publication: The Australian Women's Weekly
- Date: 1965-03-24
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- Language: English
The spine-tingling science - fiction fantasy "Dr. Who" is one of England's most popular shows, watched by millions of children - and adults. Dr. Who (William Hartnell) is an eccentric scientist who builds a strange craft which takes him to weird and frightening worlds on other planets.
"Dr. Who" is screened on the A.B.C. network in Sydney and Brisbane on Fridays; Melbourne, Saturdays; Adelaide and Perth, Mondays; at 7.30 p.m.
VESTIN, one of the Flying Menoptera of the Web Planet Fortis, taken over by the Zarbi. This series will be screened later in the year.
BILL STRUTTON (right), creator of the Zarbi series, based his monsters on childhood memories of huge ants. Bill was formerly a member of our London staff.
THE ZARBI, malevolent creatures controlled by a powerful mastermind who communicates with them through thought forms.
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- APA 6th ed.: (1965-03-24). Doctor in Space. The Australian Women's Weekly .
- MLA 7th ed.: "Doctor in Space." The Australian Women's Weekly [add city] 1965-03-24. Print.
- Chicago 15th ed.: "Doctor in Space." The Australian Women's Weekly, edition, sec., 1965-03-24
- Turabian: "Doctor in Space." The Australian Women's Weekly, 1965-03-24, section, edition.
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