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Subject: Re: Dr. Who
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Date: Tue, 19-Mar-85 14:19:36 EST
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From: "     Roz     " <RTaylor@RADC-MULTICS.ARPA>

Alastair (Milne) is right...it IS Peter Davison rather than Davidson!
We (Central New york) had been in the Tom Baker loop for at least two
years...this year (last 6 months +/-) we have been treated to the Peter
Davison "movies".  The current membership drive for WCNY says they
(WCNY) have bought the Pertwee episodes for $25K (!), I am looking
forward to seeing those for the first time!
    It has taken me awhile to get used to Davison as the Doctor, but I
was always familiar with his Tristan character--which helped, I think.
My son still prefers Tom Baker, but since he is only 6 with a 1930
bedtime, he rarely gets to see the "All Creatures Great and Small"
stories.
                                  Roz