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{{article | publication = Cheshire Observer | file = 1976-07-09 Cheshire Observer.jpg | px = 450 | height = | width = | date = 1976-07-09 | author = David Ross | pages = | language = English | type = | description = | categories = | moreTitles = | morePublications = | moreDates = | text = Don't bother me at 6.25 pm. I'll be glued to "[[broadwcast:The Sontaran Experiment|The Sontaran Experiment]]" (BBC-1), a complete Dr. Who adventure in one programme. Personally. I find the Dr Who series the hottest thing since curry, a nicely dotty dabble in the world of fantasy, with that valuable power of shifting thoughts of nine-to-five life firmly to the back of the mind. Tom Baker is superb as the Doctor, a straggling scare crow of a man with a golliwog flop of hair and eyes charged with eccentricity. Taking the part of Sarah Jane Smith, Elizabeth Sladen is the perfect foil a character once described by Clive James as "very hockey sticks but with hidden fires." Actually, tonight's show is a paste-and-scissors job on a series already screened, but well worth a second goggle. Spelling correction: Elisabeth Sladen }}

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