Ta-ta Tardis!
- Publication: The Mirror
- Date: 1985-02-28
- Author:
- Page: 3
- Language: English
Dr Who dropped in new cuts by BBC's timelord
DOCTOR WHO is disappearing from TV for at least 18 months.
The good doctor, who has seen off nasty Daleks, Cyber-men and Ice Warriors over 21 years, met his match yesterday in the Amazing axeman—-BBC-1's new controller Michael Grade.
Grade has already despatched beauty contests, Superstars and the World's Strongest Man.
Now he has ordered Dr. Who—Colin Baker—his assistant Peri—Nicola Bryant to take a rest" once their current adventures in the tardis time machine end next month. The decision, to save cash to make other dramas, shocked both stars.
Nicola said: "It's like being poleaxed. I'm just back from America where 4,000 Dr. Who fans screamed in ecstacy and said: 'You're wonderful."
The pair, who were to start a new series in May, are not due back on screen until Autumn 1986.
But furious fans began bombarding the BBC with complaints last night.
ASSISTANT: Nicola. She was stunned. Picture: BRENDAN MONKS
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