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From: ckuppe@spock.UUCP (Charles A. Kupperman '87 )
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Subject: Re: Dr Who play
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Date: Tue, 19-Feb-85 08:25:58 EST
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In fact, Dr. Who is no stranger to plays. 
In 1965, there was a play made called, "Curse of the Daleks," which did
not feature the Doctor.
In 1974, there was a play performed called, "Dr. Who and the Seven Keys
to Doomsday."  This had Jon Pertwee regenerate into Trevor Martin
instead of Baker and fight the Daleks for possession of the Seven Keys...
(Sound vaguely familiar?)  This was written by Terrance Dicks, who reused
several scenes in his "Brain of Morbius."
Finally, recently, "Recall UNIT: the feedback mystery." was performed in
England, featuring Yates and Benton in their original battle against evil
(In the familiar shape of the Master.)