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51. Matt Smith, that's Who‏‎ (5 categories)
52. The dispersible television text: theorising moments of the new Doctor Who‏‎ (5 categories)
53. The many Doctors symposium‏‎ (5 categories)
54. Periodising Doctor Who‏‎ (5 categories)
55. Time and relative dimensions on line: Doctor Who, wikis and the production of narrative/history‏‎ (5 categories)
56. Proto-electronica vs. martial marches: Doctor Who, Stingray, Thunderbirds and the music of 1960s' British sf television‏‎ (5 categories)
57. Interview with Kate Orman: Dr Who Author‏‎ (5 categories)
58. Find the missing Who tapes‏‎ (5 categories)
59. When Doctor Who Enters Its Own Timeline: The Database Aesthetics and Hyperdiegesis of Multi-Doctor Stories‏‎ (5 categories)
60. Maybe that's what happens if you touch the Doctor, even for a second: Trauma in Doctor Who‏‎ (5 categories)
61. Doctor Who meets Vladimir Propp: A comparative narrative analysis of myth/folktale and the television science fiction genre‏‎ (5 categories)
62. Reconstructing the Author for a Wide Audience: Dickens in Doctor Who (2005) and Assassin's Creed (2015)‏‎ (5 categories)
63. Dr Who disc puts BBC into a spin‏‎ (5 categories)
64. Bringing Doctor Who back for the masses: regenerating cult, commodifying class‏‎ (5 categories)
65. Political Satire and British-American Relations in Five Decades of Doctor Who‏‎ (5 categories)
66. A Journey Through Time‏‎ (5 categories)
67. Who, did you say?‏‎ (5 categories)
68. Closed Circuits and Monitored Lives: Television as Power in Doctor Who‏‎ (5 categories)
69. I was really hoping for a new female hero‏‎ (5 categories)
70. More spin-offs predicted after Doctor Who captures viewers‏‎ (5 categories)
71. Doctor Who and the Convergence of Media‏‎ (5 categories)
72. Into the Arms of Dr Who: Implicit Religion and a Cowboy’s Redemption‏‎ (5 categories)
73. Watch the Blood-Soaked Old General in Action: Blochian Atheism, Exodus, and Utopia in Doctor Who‏‎ (5 categories)
74. England Looks to the Future: The Cultural Forum Model and "Doctor Who"‏‎ (5 categories)
75. Reifying the Fan: Inspector Spacetime as Fan Practice‏‎ (5 categories)
76. Doctor Who and Immortality: Influence of Christian and Buddhist Ethics‏‎ (5 categories)
77. Revenge of the Geeks: Fifty Years of Doctor Who‏‎ (5 categories)
78. Dr Who: Similarity and Difference‏‎ (5 categories)
79. Torch song‏‎ (5 categories)
80. Doctor Who and the Creation of a Non-Gendered Hero Archetype‏‎ (5 categories)
81. Girls in time and space: a feminist analysis of the companions of Doctor Who from 1963-1975‏‎ (5 categories)
82. The flight from history: from H G Wells to Doctor Who – and back again‏‎ (5 categories)
83. Explicit and Implicit Religion in Doctor Who and Star Trek‏‎ (5 categories)
84. Time Can Be Rewritten:The Doctor, the Book, and the Database‏‎ (5 categories)
85. Trekkers Take Root At Shaw's Garden‏‎ (5 categories)
86. Male and Female Archetypes in Doctor Who‏‎ (5 categories)
87. Shaping Fantasies: Responses to Shakespeare’s Magic in Popular Culture‏‎ (5 categories)
88. Hooked in Who‏‎ (5 categories)
89. The Doctor’s Original Face: Watching Doctor Who Episodes as Buddhist Koans‏‎ (5 categories)
90. What's what on Who‏‎ (5 categories)
91. As We See, So We Learn: Doctor Who as Religious Education‏‎ (5 categories)
92. Dr. Who Bombed‏‎ (5 categories)
93. From Balaclavas to Jumpsuits: The Multiple Histories and Identities of "Doctor Who's" Cybermen‏‎ (5 categories)
94. The Encoding and Decoding of Gendered Heroic Quests in Doctor Who, Blake’s 7, Red Dwarf, and Torchwood‏‎ (5 categories)
95. Doctor Who: televized science fiction as contemporary melodrama‏‎ (5 categories)
96. In Thrall to the Archives of Empire: Torchwood -- "Children of Earth"‏‎ (5 categories)
97. Switch it off‏‎ (5 categories)
98. Texts, readers and contexts of reading: developments in the study of media audiences‏‎ (5 categories)
99. War without End?: Utopia, the Family, and the Post-9/11 World in Russell T. Davies's "Doctor Who"‏‎ (5 categories)
100. Old SF, New FX: Exploring the Reception of Replacement Special Effects for Older Episodes of Doctor Who and Star Trek‏‎ (5 categories)

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