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Doctor Who (Saturdays BBC1) is my favourite TV show, but it's in great danger, as epitomised by the episode Love and Monsters (17 June BBC1), of becoming overwhelmed by relationship issues and general psychobabble. If I want that, I can watch Neighbours or EastEnders.

Klaus Misch

Epsom, Surrey

... If the Doctor can travel anywhere in time and space, why does he always end up in London?

Dave Blackburn

Liverpool

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