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A hommage to "Stranger Things" and "The Electric State"
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Happy Birthday to George Takei and Louise Jameson.
Sulu and Leela. Oh my, what a multidimensional adventure that would be!
Very sorry to hear that Jean Marsh has passed away. I'm afraid I didn’t see her playing Sara Kingdom in the 1960s, as I was slightly too young for the William Hartnell era of Doctor Who, but I came to appreciate the character in later life.
Although I am a lifelong fan of Doctor Who, I shall always remember her best for her role as Rose Buck in Upstairs, Downstairs, a series that she co-created. Essential Sunday night viewing for my Mum and Nan in the 1970s.
Uusimmassa Kevyt Metallissa (Kansi Jouni Koponen) on jatkojuttuna sarjakuvani 4 sivua. Tällä kertaa pääsin piirtämään muun muassa avaruussukkulaa.
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Tampere Kupliissa ensi viikonloppuna uusinta sarjakuva-albumiani on myynnissä hyvässä lykyssä ainakin Turun Sarjakuvakaupan pöydässä. Ehkä myös Rosebudilla.
Kirjaa saa toki minulta myös suoraan.
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Happy Birthday to Peter Purves.
Although he's best remembered by my generation as a Blue Peter presenter, before that Purves played the 1st Doctor's companion Steven Taylor. As William Hartnell's health declined toward the end of his run on Doctor Who, Purves essentially became the leading man, helping to keep the series on the air. His reward? The BBC sacked him, of course.
Here he is in *that* sweater from 'The Celestial Toymaker.'
3rd February, 1966
Publicity photograph of Jackie Lane, William Hartnell and Peter Purves on the jungle set of 'The Ark,' at Ealing Film Studio.
9th January, 1966
William Hartnell, having just celebrated his 58th birthday the previous day, is transformed into the Doctor by Make up artist Sonia Markham.
Monday, 23rd December, 1963
A couple of Daleks try to board a London Transport Routemaster at Shepherd’s Bush Green, much to the amusement of the conductor and an inspector. It’s all very well being encouraged to “Hop on a Bus,” but it seems to be attracting all sorts of odd types.
Monday, 23rd December 1963
After menacing Jacqueline Hill with a sink plunger the previous Saturday, the Daleks invaded Shepherd's Bush Market. A week before TV audiences would get a proper look at the metal meanies in the next episode of Doctor Who, it's funny to think that the onlookers wouldn't have known what a Dalek was.
"Come on lads, it's the wrong phone box!"
St Martin’s Court, London, round the back of Wyndham’s Theatre, on Friday 17th December 1965. Five lovely new Shawcraft Daleks surround an innocent phone box to publicise the stage play Curse of the Daleks which opens next week.
Happy Birthday to Wendy Padbury.
I started watching Doctor Who during the Troughton era and I remember Wendy's introduction as 'new' companion, Zoe Heriot, like it was yesterday. While I missed Victoria (Deborah Watling) when she left, I very quickly took to Zoe.
1st December, 1972: Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning and Nicholas Courtney at the opening of the BBC TV Visual Effects exhibition at the Science Museum in London.
