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The '''BBC tv Special Effects Exhibition''' opened in [[December (releases)|December]] [[1972 (releases)|1972]], in the [[Science Museum]] in Kensington. One notable aspect is the lower case "tv" which appears written on the promotional badge — the lower case "tv" was how the BBC's logo was written at the time.
The '''BBC tv Special Effects Exhibition''' opened in [[December (releases)|December]] [[1972 (releases)|1972]], in the [[Science Museum]] in Kensington. One notable aspect is the lower case "tv" which appears written on the promotional badge — the lower case "tv" was how the BBC's logo was written at the time.


While this, like the earlier 1960s exhibitions, was a ''BBC TV Special Effects'' focusing on shows ''other'' than ''Doctor Who'', this is one of the first exhibitions to have a significant portion dedicated to ''Doctor Who''.  
While this, like the earlier 1960s exhibitions, was a ''BBC TV Special Effects'' focusing on shows ''other'' than ''Doctor Who'', this is one of the first exhibitions to have a significant portion dedicated to ''Doctor Who''.


== Overview ==
== Overview ==
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== Promotion ==
== Promotion ==
* [[Jon Pertwee]], [[Nicholas Courtney]] and [[Katy Manning]] appeared in costume at the Press Launch in December 1972.  
* [[Jon Pertwee]], [[Nicholas Courtney]] and [[Katy Manning]] appeared in costume at the Press Launch in December 1972.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

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The BBC tv Special Effects Exhibition opened in December 1972, in the Science Museum in Kensington. One notable aspect is the lower case "tv" which appears written on the promotional badge — the lower case "tv" was how the BBC's logo was written at the time.

While this, like the earlier 1960s exhibitions, was a BBC TV Special Effects focusing on shows other than Doctor Who, this is one of the first exhibitions to have a significant portion dedicated to Doctor Who.

Overview

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Notable elements

Promotion

Notes

Gallery

Footnotes