Dr. Who is dead ... long live Dr. Who
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- Publication: Daily Mirror
- Date: 1974-05-04
- Author:
- Page: 17
- Language: English
DR. WHO is dead ... long live Dr. Who. Jon Pertwee today starts his 24th and last series as the eternal doctor (BBC-1 5.45). This time the manages to avoid the dreaded Daleks but comes up against monster spiders.
At the end of the six-part series he's comes to what would, for humans, be a nasty end. But not to worry. The doctor is a Time Lord and can be resuscitated. And when the next Dr. Who series begins early next year he reappears in the shape of Tom Baker.
Caption: Pertwee - a nasty end?
Caption: Baker - a new Dr. Who
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- APA 6th ed.: (1974-05-04). Dr. Who is dead ... long live Dr. Who. Daily Mirror p. 17.
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- Chicago 15th ed.: "Dr. Who is dead ... long live Dr. Who." Daily Mirror, edition, sec., 1974-05-04
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