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Latest revision as of 00:30, 13 February 2017
- Publication: Starlog
- Date: issue 36 (July 1980)
- Author: Samuel J. Maronie
- Page: 37
- Language: English
A British science-fiction hero, Dr. Who made his stateside television debut during this past year. A package of the good Doctor's way-out adventures was made available to American viewers and won him a legion of fans this side of the ocean. As a Time Lord, Dr. Who (Tom Baker) dashes through the past and future, outerspace and other dimensional planes, accompanied by his young assistants. In the course of events, these travelers encounter a variety of strange alien creatures and universe-shaking dangers.
Dr. Who has served as a staple of English broadcasting for over 15 years; it ranks as one of the biggest hits in BBC history. Today it has captured the fancy of U.S. fans; a Dr. Who convention was recently called to order and drew over a thousand participants.
Tom Baker is familiar to SF enthusiasts as the co-star of such films as The Golden Voyage of Sinbad and The Mutations. Previous Dr. Whos include Peter Cushing, who portrayed the scientist in a feature film (Dr. Who and The Daleks).
Dr. Who's invasion of America has included a plethora of games, novels and other merchandising designed for the hero's adoring public. Marvel Comics has introduced a one-shot version of the Doctor's exploits.
It took Dr. Who over a decade and a half to journey to America; to many it was well worth the wait.
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- APA 6th ed.: Maronie, Samuel J. (issue 36 (July 1980)). Dr. Who made his stateside television debut during this past year. Starlog p. 37.
- MLA 7th ed.: Maronie, Samuel J.. "Dr. Who made his stateside television debut during this past year." Starlog [add city] issue 36 (July 1980), 37. Print.
- Chicago 15th ed.: Maronie, Samuel J.. "Dr. Who made his stateside television debut during this past year." Starlog, edition, sec., issue 36 (July 1980)
- Turabian: Maronie, Samuel J.. "Dr. Who made his stateside television debut during this past year." Starlog, issue 36 (July 1980), section, 37 edition.
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