From Mr Dennis Guerrier
between fans and the Managing Director |
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- Publication: The Times
- Date: 1985-03-21
- Author: Dennis Guerrier
- Page: 17
- Language: English
From Mr Dennis Guerrier,
Sir, in his "Yours sincerely" (March 13) Mr Bill Cotton says that the BBC does not stoop to such tactics as to rest Dr Who as a publicity stunt". He asks your readers to accept his assurance that this "stunt" is not connected with the BBC's licence-fee application.
If this is so, why was the BBC unable to give the present Dr Who some advance warning that it was going to "give the programme a short rest to allow it to return "revitalised" only "eight months" later than originally planned"? Who is kidding whom? Or doesn't Mr Bill Cotton know?
Yours faithfully,
Dennis Guerrier,
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