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title	date
Tuesday: Who's Sorry Now?	2014-12-11
Digital Dr Who is outshone by a galaxy of monsters	2010-11-08
On stage: Dr Who and the yellow peril	2010-10-09
The most famous, newly famous Doctor yet	2010-04-09
Spooks actress on stunts, Dr Who and engagement rings	2007-10-10
Time Lord Jimmy?	2007-08-06
Trouble ahead for Dr Who	2006-05-09

This date in history

• The Dalek invasion of Cannes (3 June 1965)
• Dr Who down to Earth (3 June 1965)

• Dalek and babies steal the show (3 June 1966)
• Electronic Umpire (3 June 1966)

• Monsters are just what the Doctor ordered (3 June 1977)

• The Doctor's In (3 June 1980)
• Dr. Who made his stateside television debut during this past year (3 June 1980)

• Dr. Who's sexy tonic (3 June 1983)
• This little girl gets younger every play (3 June 1983)

• South on Saturday (3 June 1984)

• A 1963 classic in two parts (3 June 1989)

• Fan club gathering (3 June 1994)
• Steven Spielberg is to make a super-dooper, no-expense-spared series of Dr Who (3 June 1994)

• Time Lord Immemorial (3 June 1996)

• Bernard Wilkie obituary (3 June 2002)
• Sci-Fi Boss Who Nursed The Doctor (3 June 2002)

• Boom Town (3 June 2005)

• Ood ... you are awful (3 June 2006)
• You Ask Us (2006-06-03) (3 June 2006)

• Desperately Unhappy Kids Write To Captain Jack Asking To Be Adopted (3 June 2007)

• Doctor Who Star Is Leaving the Series (3 June 2013)
• Smith leaving lead role in 'Doctor Who' (3 June 2013)
• Time Lady (3 June 2013)
• Who's next - is it time for a Time Lady? (3 June 2013)
• Who's that girl? (Daily Star) (3 June 2013)

• X-Files' Gillian or Dame Helen are perfect for Who (3 June 2015)

• Marriages have storybook beginnings at Comicon (3 June 2016)

• Dottore Chi? (3 June 2017)
• Rewriting History (3 June 2017)
• Save us from the monks! (3 June 2017)
• Shows that get our vote... (3 June 2017)

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Contributors

Laura Adler, Luke Andrew, Jeremy Bement, Chris Browning, Mark Campbell, Simeon Carter, Larry Charet, Jesse Conrad, Craig Cormick, Michael T. Dyer, Jill Franklin, John Grochowski, Christopher Hill, Emily Homins, Jennifer Adams Kelley, David May, David McKinlay, Michelle Meyer-Edley, Jennifer D. Miller, Alan Morton, Jim Paterson, Hawkeye Pierce, Jon Preddle, Jonathan Randall, Dom Robinson, Kieran Seymour, Paul Smith, Kathryn Sullivan, Unknown Physician of Rassilon

Thanks

Des Plaines Public Library; Ronald Williams Library, Northeastern Illinois University; Northwestern University Library, Oakton Community College Library; Elmhurst College A.C. Buehler Library; San Francisco Public Library; University of Illinois Chicago Richard J. Daley Library; The Harper College Library; Morris Library, Southern Illinois University, Mount Prospect Public Library; Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library; Eisenhower Public Library District; Dallas Public Library; The Semantic MediaWiki community.

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