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'''Donald Wilson''' ([[1 September (people)|1 September]] [[1910 (people)|1910]]-[[6 March (people)|6 March]] [[2002 (people)|2002]]) was a British television writer and producer who, as [[Head of Serials]] in the [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]] drama department under [[Sydney Newman]], oversaw the creation and development of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. He is therefore sometimes considered, along with [[C. E. Webber]], as an unofficial co-creator of the | '''Donald Wilson''' ([[1 September (people)|1 September]] [[1910 (people)|1910]]-[[6 March (people)|6 March]] [[2002 (people)|2002]]) was a British television writer and producer who, as [[Head of Serials]] in the [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]] drama department under [[Sydney Newman]], oversaw the creation and development of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. He is therefore sometimes considered, along with [[C. E. Webber]], as an unofficial co-creator of the series. | ||
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Revision as of 19:49, 10 April 2014
Donald Wilson (1 September 1910-6 March 2002) was a British television writer and producer who, as Head of Serials in the BBC drama department under Sydney Newman, oversaw the creation and development of Doctor Who. He is therefore sometimes considered, along with C. E. Webber, as an unofficial co-creator of the series.
