I have been sharing a mixture of fun things you might have missed; stuff from my archive; and a few new revelations.
As well as new series stuff, I have touched on some classic Who.
Here are the entries of Forth Doctor interest worth look over.
Day fourSince a lot of people would not have seen my original posting here, I shared my childhood scrapbooks.
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Amongst the gems on show was my treasured signed copy of the Doctor Who And The Loch Ness Monster Target novel (see right).
Day eightI took a trip back through all the surviving costume designs I could find for the Doctor.
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I found two for Tom – one by james Acheson,; the other by legendary June Hudson.
I took a look back at the 1970s BBC vt Christmas tapes that were assembled for the infamous Xmas parties.
One contained a specially shoot skit with Tom Baker and Mary Tamm; another featured a dalek.
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