It's a show with notoriously low-rent visual effects, no celebrities and a constantly changing core cast and crew...
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It's a show with notoriously low-rent visual effects, no celebrities and a constantly changing core cast and crew – so how has it remained adored for so long? Myke Bartlett does a little investigative time travelling himself and speaks to some key players in the Dr Who universe to explore this question and celebrate half a century of adventures with everyone's favourite Time Lord.
Additional keywords: television history, BBC, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, transmedia, John Richards, Sydney Newman, Daleks, Rod Serling, Nick Briggs, TARDIS, Big Finish, Paul McGann, Steven Moffat, spin-off, cult, British television, fandom, Russell T Davies, low budget.
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