Even for time lords, time marches on
- Publication: The Sunday Telegraph (England)
- Date: 1984-12-30
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- Language: English
Colin Baker, the sixth Dr Who, was upset to find in January that the venerable police box which had done service as a time machine in the BBC's long-running series, was to be replaced. "A whole generation of young Dr. Who fans have never seen a genuine police box because there are none left", explained John Nathan-Turner, the producer, who tried to soften the blow by promising that the Doctor would travel through space and time in a uniquely horrible multicolored outfit. "I think we've achieved it," Nathan-Turner rejoiced. "I think the outfit for the new Doctor is totally tasteless."
Viewers seem to agreed.
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