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title | date |
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Fans drop a time bomb | 1996-05-28 |
Fond farewell to you-know-Who | 1996-08-02 |
The first Dr Who was screened | 1996-11-23 |
60 years of Dr Who - celebrations are going to be huge | 2023-11-24 |
Local fan relishes return of new Dr Who series | 2005-03-24 |
Dr. Who spins off into the galaxy | 1981-03-24 |
The Sound of Doctor Who | 2023-05-13 |
- The new sound of music (29 March 1979)
- Dr. Who? Dr. WHO, that's Who (29 March 1982)
- Doctor Who dead (29 March 1987)
- Dr. Who Star Troughton Dies in City (29 March 1987)
- Time Has Run Out for Dr Who Patrick (29 March 1987)
- Hanging on the telephone (29 March 1990)
- Dr. Who boosts Ch. 42 (29 March 1996)
- Incinerate! (29 March 2005)
- Jason Flemyng (29 March 2005)
- It's Doctor Who and the Bra-dis (29 March 2006)
- I Have Sex in Dr Who Clobber! (29 March 2007)
- Look Who's the coolest man on TV (29 March 2007)
- Media Monkey's Diary (2010) (29 March 2010)
- Robo-dog bites back (29 March 2010)
- Who is not tied-up (29 March 2010)
- The Doctor is in: 'Doctor Who' begins with mystery (29 March 2013)
- Doctor Who finds love and gets his mojo back (29 March 2013)
- Doctor Who nears 50 years on the air (29 March 2013)
- GOOFORDIAN: Vworp…vworp…VWORP! You need a doctor (29 March 2013)
- Home is where the TARDIS is (29 March 2013)
- Shrouded in mystery (29 March 2013)
- Weird and wonderful Wales (29 March 2016)
- The Doctor will see you finally... after 50 years (29 March 2018)
The 9211 articles here are collected mainly from newspapers and general interest magazines. Many articles, news items and advertisements from television industry magazines (such as Variety) can be found at BroaDWcast.
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Most of the articles have been converted to text so you can search for keywords, like dalek or pertwee. Use quotation marks for phrase searching (e.g. "tom baker" or "new york times"). Or browse topics, places, publications and dates using the site map.
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Files in the pdf format are displayed using Google Docs Viewer which can be temperamental. A link to the file is immediately below the image. You can use that link to view the image. Instructions for viewing pdfs are here.
Date of publication
In order to keep the articles in strict chronological order, some dates may be adjusted slightly in tables to accommodate computer sorting. In most cases this will be for monthly publications, e.g. April 2006 becomes 2006-04-01.
Contributions
All contributions are welcome. Please send an email to whovian@cuttingsarchive.org
Contributors
Laura Adler, Luke Andrew, Chris Balcombe, Keith Barnfather, Jeremy Bement, Tom Boon, Ian Brown, Chris Browning, Mark Campbell, Simeon Carter, Christopher Cebula, Larry Charet, Jesse Conrad, Craig Cormick, Michael Dennis, Michael T. Dyer, Robert Edwards, George Fergus, Jill Franklin, John Gardner, James Gill, John Grochowski, Christopher Hill, Emily Homins, Michael A Jones, Jennifer Adams Kelley, David May, Nick Mays, David McKinlay, Jake Mellor, Michelle Meyer-Edley, Jennifer D. Miller, Alan Morton, Sphinx Nero-Chalazia, Jim Paterson, Hawkeye Pierce, Jon Preddle, Jonathan Randall, Dom Robinson, Janet Radziejeski at KTWU, Mark Salter, Kieran Seymour, Paul Smith, Simon Stabler, Kathryn Sullivan, Cary Sweet, Unknown Physician of Rassilon, Stephen West
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, Michigan State University Library; Mount Prospect Public Library; Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library; Eisenhower Public Library District; Dallas Public Library; The British Newspaper Archive; John L. Nash Middle School Library; The College of William & Mary Library; The State Library of Oregon; North Dakota State Library; The Internet Archive; LaBudde Special Collections at University of Missouri-Kansas City; American University Library; Missouri Historical Society Library & Research Center; The Semantic MediaWiki community.