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The British Broadcasting Corporation’s DOCTOR WHO is the world’s longest-running science fiction televisionprogramme. An Unearthly Child, the first episode of the first DOCTOR WHO story, was broadcast on Saturday 23November, 1963, the day after John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.As viewers huddled round their living room fires on that cold, grey and typically British autumn evening andpeered at the flickering black-and-white images on valve-powered television sets, they had no idea that they werewatching the beginning of a legend. Yet they knew they were seeing something special.

Previously published inGreat Britain in 1991 byDoctor Who Books, an imprint of Virgin Publishing (ISBN 0426 203623)This edition published electronically as freeware in 1996 byIan Marsh, 113 Aslett Street, Wandsworth, London SW18 2BG.

The British Broadcasting Corporation’s DOCTOR WHO is the world’s longest-running science fiction televisionprogramme. An Unearthly Child, the first episode of the first DOCTOR WHO story, was broadcast on Saturday 23November, 1963, the day after John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.As viewers huddled round their living room fires on that cold, grey and typically British autumn evening andpeered at the flickering black-and-white images on valve-powered television sets, they had no idea that they werewatching the beginning of a legend. Yet they knew they were seeing something special.

Previously published inGreat Britain in 1991 byDoctor Who Books, an imprint of Virgin Publishing (ISBN 0426 203623)This edition published electronically as freeware in 1996 byIan Marsh, 113 Aslett Street, Wandsworth, London SW18 2BG.

The British Broadcasting Corporation’s DOCTOR WHO is the world’s longest-running science fiction televisionprogramme. An Unearthly Child, the first episode of the first DOCTOR WHO story, was broadcast on Saturday 23November, 1963, the day after John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.As viewers huddled round their living room fires on that cold, grey and typically British autumn evening andpeered at the flickering black-and-white images on valve-powered television sets, they had no idea that they werewatching the beginning of a legend. Yet they knew they were seeing something special.

Previously published inGreat Britain in 1991 byDoctor Who Books, an imprint of Virgin Publishing (ISBN 0426 203623)This edition published electronically as freeware in 1996 byIan Marsh, 113 Aslett Street, Wandsworth, London SW18 2BG.

The British Broadcasting Corporation’s DOCTOR WHO is the world’s longest-running science fiction televisionprogramme. An Unearthly Child, the first episode of the first DOCTOR WHO story, was broadcast on Saturday 23November, 1963, the day after John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.As viewers huddled round their living room fires on that cold, grey and typically British autumn evening andpeered at the flickering black-and-white images on valve-powered television sets, they had no idea that they werewatching the beginning of a legend. Yet they knew they were seeing something special.

Previously published inGreat Britain in 1991 byDoctor Who Books, an imprint of Virgin Publishing (ISBN 0426 203623)This edition published electronically as freeware in 1996 byIan Marsh, 113 Aslett Street, Wandsworth, London SW18 2BG.

The British Broadcasting Corporation’s DOCTOR WHO is the world’s longest-running science fiction televisionprogramme. An Unearthly Child, the first episode of the first DOCTOR WHO story, was broadcast on Saturday 23November, 1963, the day after John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.As viewers huddled round their living room fires on that cold, grey and typically British autumn evening andpeered at the flickering black-and-white images on valve-powered television sets, they had no idea that they werewatching the beginning of a legend. Yet they knew they were seeing something special.

Previously published inGreat Britain in 1991 byDoctor Who Books, an imprint of Virgin Publishing (ISBN 0426 203623)This edition published electronically as freeware in 1996 byIan Marsh, 113 Aslett Street, Wandsworth, London SW18 2BG.

The British Broadcasting Corporation’s DOCTOR WHO is the world’s longest-running science fiction televisionprogramme. An Unearthly Child, the first episode of the first DOCTOR WHO story, was broadcast on Saturday 23November, 1963, the day after John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.As viewers huddled round their living room fires on that cold, grey and typically British autumn evening andpeered at the flickering black-and-white images on valve-powered television sets, they had no idea that they werewatching the beginning of a legend. Yet they knew they were seeing something special.

Previously published inGreat Britain in 1991 byDoctor Who Books, an imprint of Virgin Publishing (ISBN 0426 203623)This edition published electronically as freeware in 1996 byIan Marsh, 113 Aslett Street, Wandsworth, London SW18 2BG.

The British Broadcasting Corporation’s DOCTOR WHO is the world’s longest-running science fiction televisionprogramme. An Unearthly Child, the first episode of the first DOCTOR WHO story, was broadcast on Saturday 23November, 1963, the day after John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.As viewers huddled round their living room fires on that cold, grey and typically British autumn evening andpeered at the flickering black-and-white images on valve-powered television sets, they had no idea that they werewatching the beginning of a legend. Yet they knew they were seeing something special.

Previously published inGreat Britain in 1991 byDoctor Who Books, an imprint of Virgin Publishing (ISBN 0426 203623)This edition published electronically as freeware in 1996 byIan Marsh, 113 Aslett Street, Wandsworth, London SW18 2BG.

The British Broadcasting Corporation’s DOCTOR WHO is the world’s longest-running science fiction televisionprogramme. An Unearthly Child, the first episode of the first DOCTOR WHO story, was broadcast on Saturday 23November, 1963, the day after John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.As viewers huddled round their living room fires on that cold, grey and typically British autumn evening andpeered at the flickering black-and-white images on valve-powered television sets, they had no idea that they werewatching the beginning of a legend. Yet they knew they were seeing something special.

Previously published inGreat Britain in 1991 byDoctor Who Books, an imprint of Virgin Publishing (ISBN 0426 203623)This edition published electronically as freeware in 1996 byIan Marsh, 113 Aslett Street, Wandsworth, London SW18 2BG.