Where and When is Who?
- Publication: Nine (St. Louis)
- Date: Sept. 1991
- Author:
- Page: 3
- Language: English
For the last two years, I have enjoyed watching Doctor Who on your channel on Sunday nights. However, after seeing the June schedule of Doctor Who episodes, I must express some disappointment.
What baffles me is that in between the two surviving episodes of [the first Doctor, William] Hartnell, many other episodes are being skipped over. Why are all the still-extant episodes of the first Doctor's career not included?
Todd W. Jensen St. Louis, MO
EDITOR'S NOTE: Unfortunately for Whovians, most of the first Doctor's adventures are not available for broadcast from the show's distributor, BBC/Lionheart Television. This accounts for the time warp in William Hartnell's career.
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