Timeless Adventures (41 page)

‘…it is slightly tongue-in-cheek…’, Verity Lambert. Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker,
Doctor Who: The
Handbook – The First Doctor, The William Hartnell Years: 1963–1966.
London: Virgin Publishing Ltd, 1994.

‘I thought, “That’s a great start…”’, Terrance Dicks. Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker
. Doctor Who: The
Sixties.
London: Virgin, 1992.

‘If you’re doing a science fiction serial set on Earth…’, Terrance Dicks. Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker.
Doctor
Who: The Seventies.
London: Virgin, 1994.

‘By the time we were doing it…’, Barry Letts. ‘What Lies Beneath’,
Doctor Who: Beneath The Surface
, DVD Box Set. London: 2Entertain, 2008.

‘
Doctor Who
always tended to deal with fairly serious matters…’, Terrance Dicks. Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker.
Doctor Who: The Seventies.
London: Virgin, 1994.

‘It seemed to him…’, Salman Rushdie.
The Satanic Verses.
London: Viking Press, 1988.

‘We always used to try and think of a gimmick…’, Terrance Dicks. Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker.
Doctor
Who: The Seventies.
London: Virgin, 1994.

‘One of the first things I did…’, Barry Letts. ‘Prime Time’,
Dreamwatch
Magazine
#117, July 2004. London: Titan Magazines.

‘
Doctor Who
is the only prison…’, Terrance Dicks. Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker.
Doctor Who:
The
Seventies.
London: Virgin, 1994.

‘It is wrong to have a greed for knowledge…’, Barry Letts. Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker.
Doctor Who:
The Seventies.
London: Virgin, 1994.

Philip Hinchcliffe quotes from a personal interview with the author, originally published as ‘Gothic Shock’,
Dreamwatch Magazine.
London: Titan Magazines.

‘…more than anybody else…’, Mary Whitehouse. Dennis Barker, ‘Mary Whitehouse: Self-appointed campaigner against the permissive society on television’,
Guardian
, Saturday 24 November, 2001. London: Guardian Media Group.

‘…strangulation – by hand, by claw, by obscene vegetable matter – is the latest [
Doctor Who
] gimmick…’, Mary Whitehouse.
Screen
Violence
. French, Karl (ed). London: Bloomsbury, 1996.

‘At a time when little children are watching…’, Mary Whitehouse. Letter to Director General Charles Curran, quoted in: Gillatt, Gary.
Doctor Who from A to Z: A Celebration of Thirty-Five Years of Adventures in Time and Space.
London: BBC Books, 1998.

‘One or two people…’, Charles Curran. Gillatt, Gary.
Doctor Who from
A to Z: A Celebration of Thirty-Five Years of Adventures in Time and Space.
London: BBC Books, 1998.

‘That element of sophisticated humour…’, Graham Williams. Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker.
Doctor Who:
The Seventies.
London: Virgin, 1994.

‘We decided to do the one big remaining stereotype…’, Graham Williams. Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker.
Doctor Who: The Seventies
. London: Virgin, 1994.

‘I was getting very fed up…’, Eric Saward.
Starburst
#97. 1985. London: Visual Imagination.

Howe, David J, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker.
Doctor
Who: The Seventies
. London: Virgin, 1994.

Cornell, Paul (ed.).
License Denied: Rumblings from the Doctor Who
Underground
. London: Virgin Publishing, 1997.

‘We were fans…’, Gary Russell. Gary Russell talks about the Audio Visuals. Sonic
Screwdriver
. 1998. Victoria, Australia:
Doctor Who
Club of Victoria.

Robb, Brian J. Interview with Philip Segal.
Dreamwatch
#15, November 1995. London: Gary Leigh.

Robb, Brian J. Various fanzine/magazine features.
The Highlander
.
Celestial Toyroom. Doctor Who Bulletin. Dreamwatch. Doctor Who Magazine
. 1986–90.

DWB/Dreamwatch
(1983–2007)

Doctor Who Magazine
(1979–present)

Doctor Who
Appreciation Society (1976–present)

‘It’s May 2005…’, Adam Pasco.
Magazine Week
, 29 September–5 October, 2008.
http://www.magazineweek.net/cover-debate/22/read/

‘I think the cross-generational…’, David Tennant. Interview, BBC Television, 30 October 2008. London: BBC.

‘[Change] is always good for the programme…’, Russell T Davies.
WalesOnline.co.uk
, 31 October 2008. Cardiff: Media Wales Ltd.

Matt Smith, Piers Wenger and Steven Moffat quotes from BBC Press Releases.

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