A Conversation for 'Doctor Who' - a Critique of the Early Days
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silverygibbon Started conversation Oct 6, 2001
The effects were often tacky, the dialogue occasionally stilted (sometimes to the extent of risibility) and the sets -well, you remember.
However, the fact is that with a very limited budget and a universe worth of imagination, the producers brought forward a show which in many ways was the keystone for modern Sci. Fi.
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Lurcher Posted Oct 6, 2001
Sounds about right, and think what could have been achieved with the benefit of current technology.
By the way, I am about as old as the good doctor 
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