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[[Susan Foreman]] thought the [[First Doctor]] was '''exaggerating''' when he claimed they had landed in an [[era]] where [[character]]s of dubious or [[colour]]ful nature could be [[tippex]]ed from existence, expressing the opinion that the [[BBC]]'s ''[[New Adventures of Noddy]]'' wasn't ''that'' bad. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Doctor Who? (DWM 190 comic story)|Doctor Who? 190]]'')
[[Susan Foreman]] thought the [[First Doctor]] was '''exaggerating''' when he claimed they had landed in an [[era]] where [[character]]s of dubious or [[colour]]ful nature could be [[tippex]]ed from existence, expressing the opinion that the [[BBC]]'s ''[[New Adventures of Noddy]]'' wasn't ''that'' bad. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Doctor Who? (DWM 190 comic story)|Doctor Who? 190]]'')
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Exaggeration

Susan Foreman thought the First Doctor was exaggerating when he claimed they had landed in an era where characters of dubious or colourful nature could be tippexed from existence, expressing the opinion that the BBC's New Adventures of Noddy wasn't that bad. (NOTVALID: Doctor Who? 190)