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| publication = Akron Beacon Journal
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| date = 1984-10-28
| author = Mark Dawidziak
| pages = 13
| language = English 
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| description = A reader [[You ran a letter from a reader about who Invented the TARDIS on Dr. Who|responds]].
| categories = letters to the editor
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In your [[Baker only Dr. Who on Ch. 25|Sept. 16 Dear Mark column]], you answered a question about the Dr. Who series. I wish to correct two small errors. First, the show is called Dr. Who, but the main character is known only as "the Doctor" or "Doctor." Only in one episode ("[[broadwcast:The War Machines|The War Machines]]") was he referred to as Dr. Who, and that was a mistake. Secondly, the Doctor did not invent or create the Tardis. Since he is a Time Lord, it can be assumed he did have a part in its invention. My references are The Dr. Who Technical Manual and Dr. Who: A Celebration.

Rick Kelvington North Canton

I'll take your word for it (although you might get an argument from Vincent Terrace, author of The Complete Encyclopedia of Television Programs: 1947-1979, who refers to the character as Dr. Who and calls him "the inventor of Tardis").


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