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John Nathan-Turner, producer of Doctor Who, will be at [[broadwcast:WXXI|WXXI-TV, Channel 21]], studios today and Monday to meet area fans. He is bringing a 48-foot exhibition trailer containing special effects animation and the show's most famous monsters and villians.

Visitors enter the exhibit by walking through a "TARDIS," the time-traveling device in the form of an old English police call box used by the Doctor in his adventures.

Turner will also present a 90-minute video program of short documentaries about the 24-year-old series, which is on at 11 p.m. Saturdays on Channel 21.

Tickets to the events, scheduled from noon to 6 p.m., are $7.50 for adults ($6.50 for WXXI members) and $6 for children 14 and under. For information or advance tickets, call WXXI at 325-7500.
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