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The one-hundred-and-fifty-second instalment of Doctor Who? was printed in DWM 215 with a cover date of 3 August 1994.
Summary
Human achievement considerably obstructs Doctor Who filming schedules.
Characters
References
- It is noted that after 19 July 1969, shooting Doctor Who was never as easy again.
- Neil Armstrong's famous speech - "That's one small step for man, one giant leap..." - interrupts filming, to the lament of a director.
Notes
- The final episode of The War Games, the final story featuring the Second Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon on a regular basis, was broadcast on 21 June 1969, a month before their filming schedules are supposedly interrupted as depicted in this story.
- This also featured the final appearances of Jamie and of the Second Doctor as the sole incarnation of the story in the Doctor Who? series.
