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Do you plan to purchase any new episodes of Doctor Who?Scene 2 and 171992-01-01
Tom Baker is just one Doctor journeying through timeRadio Times1992-01-03
Who's on First? (Starlog)Starlog1992-01-03
Resistance Is UselessThe Daily Telegraph1992-01-03
Behind-the-armchair time travellersThe Scotsman1992-01-10
Time, gentlemen, please!What's on TV1992-01-11
The return of WhoChicago Tribune1992-01-14
Sophie isn't crying into her beerBournemouth Evening Echo1992-01-16
A timely look at the TimelordsEdinburgh Evening News1992-01-18
Going, going, gone!Liverpool Echo1992-01-23
It's not a what-not you know, it's Dr Who you knowThe Stage and Television Today1992-01-23
Who's next? (Edinburgh Evening News)Edinburgh Evening News1992-01-31
Who's that looking just like Frazer?The Mirror1992-02-01
BBC pushes to screen more archive showsThe Stage and Television Today1992-02-06
Dr Who turns up in Hong Kong cellarThe Daily Telegraph1992-02-13
When does a repeat become a TV classic?The Daily Telegraph1992-02-15
To badly goThe Daily Telegraph1992-03-07
Double Delight For Dr Who FansThe Paisley Daily Express1992-03-13
Dr Who: The VideosThe Pink Paper1992-03-15
Time lord (London Evening Standard)London Evening Standard1992-03-17
Carry on, Doctor!Liverpool Echo1992-03-25
Deborah Watling: In Time-travelling they can hear you scream...TV Zone1992-03-26
Invasion from Outer Space: Cable's USA Network to Launch Sci-Fi ChannelAssociated Press
The Monitor
1992-03-31
Sci-Fi Cable Network Likely to Be Bought by USA TV ChannelThe Wall Street Journal1992-03-31
Terrance Dicks: Writing the Past, Present and FutureTV Zone1992-04-01
Artists, writers take up challengeUxbridge and West Drayton Gazette1992-04-01
When Dr Who rematerialisedThe Daily Telegraph1992-04-02
Bravo, Keel & Borge! Baker Best 'Who'In the Public Eye (North Dakota)1992-05-01
Tomb ExhumedTV Zone1992-05-01
Dr Who fans set to get a special treatThe Newcastle Journal1992-06-09
Promoting, not exterminatingThe Newcastle Journal1992-06-23
£1,000 label on Dr Who jacketThe Daily Telegraph1992-07-20
The velvet jacket worn by actor Jon PertweeThe Newcastle Journal1992-07-20
The Daleks mean business this timeThe Stage and Television Today1992-07-23
The New Adventures: Witch MarkTV Zone1992-07-30
Directing the unfinished ShadaTV Zone1992-07-30
Sci-Fi Addict Hails 'Blake's 7, 'Who'In the Public Eye (North Dakota)1992-08-01
Dr Who star Jon collapsesDaily Express1992-08-06
Whose lot is it?The Daily Telegraph1992-08-20
Cybermen and Daleks on saleBelfast Telegraph1992-08-21
Dalek auctionThe Daily Telegraph1992-08-22
A career of stagesEast Cambridge Town Cryer1992-08-22
Love a TV show? Join the clubPress-Telegram
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Chicago Tribune
1992-08-27
Dr. Who followers produce their own MPT pledge videosThe Baltimore Sun1992-08-29
How Doctor Who was rescued from oblivionNew Scientist1992-08-29
Sci-fi Fan Questions Future of 'Who'In the Public Eye (North Dakota)1992-09-01
Isn't it a pity that it will not restart the series?London Evening Standard1992-09-01
Cult TV fans plug into club alliances, souvenirsThe Commercial Appeal
Scripps Howard News Service
1992-09-09
The Doctor Who/Science Fiction ClubThe Monitor1992-09-19
Dr. Who's journeys will end on Alabama Public TelevisionThe Anniston Star1992-09-24
Script AdviceSandwell Evening Mail1992-09-26
Just what the Doctor ordered (The Stage and Television Today)The Stage and Television Today1992-10-01
A Channel for Science FictionOmni1992-10-01
Exterminate! (1992)Your Sinclair1992-10-01
The Economics of Underwriting Spawn Off-Beat Public TelevisionWarfield's Business Record1992-10-02
Time's up for RamboThe Herald (Ireland)1992-10-06
Sly in Tardis RiddleThe Sun1992-10-06
Tyneside Time Lord on trail of a DoctorEvening Chronicle1992-10-06
Tardis shirt mysteryEvening Chronicle1992-10-06
TV wizards save Dr Who classic from mists of timeThe Daily Telegraph1992-10-14
Support a free-standing BC ... uh, BBCThe Daily Tar Heel1992-10-14
The Literary Travels of Dr WhoPaperback Pulp and Comic Collector1992-10-15
Who could resist it?Evening Chronicle1992-10-17
They ain't half old, mum ...The Daily Telegraph1992-10-21
The action is more cerebral than Flash GordonBillboard1992-10-24
Classics from outer spaceRadio Times1992-10-31
Sci-Fi FavoritesUSA Today Magazine1992-11-01
A close encounter for young Who fanExpress & Star1992-11-02
Japanimation, kitsch classics no kids' stuffChicago Tribune1992-11-06
Feeling sick over Doctor's returnDaily Express1992-11-06
Telly QuipThe Mirror1992-11-07
Dr Who episodes never before broadcast in AmericaThe Daily Pennsylvanian1992-11-09
Lit teacher promotes rare and classic Sci-Fi TVThe Monitor1992-11-10
Colour coordinating the return of the DoctorThe Stage and Television Today1992-11-12
Dr Who sci-fi lands in our timeKentish Gazette1992-11-13
Return of The DaemonRadio Times1992-11-14
Sci-fi fans can feast at holiday conventionDaily Herald1992-11-17
Resistance is useless ...St Ives Weekly News1992-11-19
The colour of Dr WhoWorcester Evening News1992-11-20
This convention promises out-of-this-world excitementChicago Tribune1992-11-22
Visions Of Sci-Fi TV Stars Due HereChicago Sun-Times1992-11-23
Soldier BluePerthshire Advertiser1992-11-24
Players approve new 'Doctor Who' pinball gameThe Star (Tinley Park, IL)1992-12-03
Pop CultureNewspaper Enterprise Association
The Bismarck Tribune
1992-12-18

Pages in category "Articles published in 1992"

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