TV's 'Dr Who' Gets A Dressing Down
- Publication: The Mirror
- Date: 1964-07-03
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- Page: 14
- Language: English
TELEVISION'S Space thriller "Dr. Who "—one of the most popular shows for children—is described today as "compulsive nonsense."
In a survey of children's television, York University lecturer Mr. Edward Blishen sharply attacks many favourite programmes.
He says that too many shows are merely "a junior version of the unexacting, time-killing light entertainment provided for adults."
Writing in Where ?—journal of the Advisory Centre for Education Mr. Blishen praises the BBC for its serial s, such as " Lorna Doone " and " The Old Curiosity Shop."
But of other programmes he asks: "Why so much beat and embarrassing slapstick ?"
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