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Latest revision as of 23:14, 3 September 2014
- Publication: The Daily Telegraph
- Date: 1979-09-03
- Author: Robin Stringer
- Page: 11
- Language: English
Autumn, fruitful season of new television, is supposedly with us. An announcement on the front of this week's Radio Times says so.
The weekend, however, Except for music lovers, seemed very much hung over from the past... but not all apparitions from the past are unwelcome.
Dr Who (BBC-1), who is, of course, of the post, present and future, returned on Saturday to lift the spirits in a new series. For an old, old, old man, he does wear well and in his case familiarity tends to breed affection.
Still in the title role, Tom Baker seems the possessor of an even longer scarf, if that is possible, and an even more nonchalant outlook on life in the face of galaxy-shattering events.
Confronted on an unknown and inhospitable planet with the. arrival of an alien spacecraft 'of inter-galactic range and time-warp capability which drills' itself into - the ground and which - is staffed by a strange race of beings (looking pretty sharp in figure-hugging white quilting) can one really be that nonchalant? If you are Dr Who, you can.
Others are more easily impressed. Poor Romana, newly incarnated by Lalla Ward now also equipped with a long scarf that's always getting in the way, was not at all taken by some of her experiences.
By the end, she found herself in a time honoured role. horrorstruck and backed against the wall by who else but the Daleks. It bodes well.
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- APA 6th ed.: Stringer, Robin (1979-09-03). Daleks herald attack on new season. The Daily Telegraph p. 11.
- MLA 7th ed.: Stringer, Robin. "Daleks herald attack on new season." The Daily Telegraph [add city] 1979-09-03, 11. Print.
- Chicago 15th ed.: Stringer, Robin. "Daleks herald attack on new season." The Daily Telegraph, edition, sec., 1979-09-03
- Turabian: Stringer, Robin. "Daleks herald attack on new season." The Daily Telegraph, 1979-09-03, section, 11 edition.
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