John Lavalie at 23:44, 23 February 2019

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There you sit in your living room, savoring your morning-afternoon newspaper and secure in the knowledge that your 3-year-old is soaking up the educational wonders of Big Bird. But suddenly "Sesame Street" is over, and before you can change the station, it's 5 p.m.—time for "Dr. Who." Normally, the Tribune's exclusive Gobbler Turkey Detector ignores [[broadwcast:KTCA|Ch. 2]], but this "Dr. Who" activated the Gobbler's long-dormant social conscience. There's nothing really upsetting about this weird science-fiction show—not for adults, who realize that the characters are dressed in tin foil and the sets are made of cardboard. But kids have a way of being both fascinated and terrified by quaint little episodes such as the recent "[[broadwcast:Robots of Death|Robots of Death]]." The Gobbler has detected parents so concerned about "Dr. Who" that they have taken to watching "The John Davidson Show" from 4 to 5 p.m. just to avoid the uneasy transition to "Dr. Who." Need we say more?
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-There you sit in your living room, savoring your morning-afternoon newspaper and secure in the knowledge that your 3-year-old is soaking up the educational wonders of Big Bird. But suddenly "Sesame Street" is over, and before you can change the station, it's 5 p.m.—time for "Dr. Who." Normally, the Tribune's exclusive Gobbler Turkey Detector ignores [[broadwcast:KTCA|Ch. 2]], but this "Dr. Who" activated the Gobbler's long-dormant social conscience. There's nothing really upsetting about this weird science-fiction show—not for adults, who realize that the characters are dressed in tin foil and the sets are made of cardboard. But kids have a way of being both fascinated and terrified by quaint little episodes such as the recent "[[broadwcast:Robots of Death|Robots of Death]]." The Gobbler has detected parents so concerned about "Dr. Who" that they have taken to watching "The John Davidson Show" from 4 to 5 p.m. just to avoid the uneasy transition to "Dr. Who." Need we say more?
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John Lavalie at 23:44, 23 February 2019

John Lavalie: Created page with "{{article | publication = Minneapolis Star Tribune | file = 1982-04-25 Star Tribune.jpg | px = 350 | height = | width = | date = 1982-04-25 | author = Louis Gelfand | pages..."