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[[File:DoctorWhoRadioLogo.png|thumb|The apparent logo for the series, taken from a print add that was republished in ''[[The Frame]]'' #10]]
[[File:DoctorWhoRadioLogo.png|thumb|The apparent logo for the series, taken from a print add that was republished in ''[[The Frame]]'' #10]]
'''''Doctor Who''''' was a planned [[1967]] ''''radio series''' that was to star [[Peter Cushing]] as a character called [[Dr. Who (Journey into Time)|Dr. Who]].  It would have involved companions known as Susan and Mike.   
'''''Doctor Who''''' was a planned [[1967]] '''radio series''' that was to star [[Peter Cushing]] as a character called [[Dr. Who (Journey into Time)|Dr. Who]].  It would have involved companions known as Susan and Mike.   


Although Cushing had portrayed [[Dr. Who (Dalek movies)|Dr. Who]] in the [[Dalek movies]], there is no existing information to support the notion that he was playing the same character in this series. No evidence of any contact between the producers of the Dalek movies and [[Stanmark Productions|Stanmark]] & [[Warermill Productions]], the makers of the radio series exists.  Rather, the project failed when [[Journey into Time (audio story)|the series pilot]] was rejected by the [[British Broadcasting Corporation]] alone.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2012/01/dwn150112121012-missing-radio-script.html |title=Missing Radio Script Discovered |author=Chuck Foster |date of source=Sunday, 15 January, 2012 |website name=Doctor Who News |accessdate=5 March 2013}}</ref> Additionally, it's noteworthy that the existing print advertisements never mention the two recent movies, and instead heavily stress the television show — even bothering to mention the foreign markets in which the television show was available.   
Although Cushing had portrayed [[Dr. Who (Dalek movies)|Dr. Who]] in the [[Dalek movies]], there is no existing information to support the notion that he was playing the same character in this series. No evidence of any contact between the producers of the Dalek movies and [[Stanmark Productions|Stanmark]] & [[Warermill Productions]], the makers of the radio series exists.  Rather, the project failed when [[Journey into Time (audio story)|the series pilot]] was rejected by the [[British Broadcasting Corporation]] alone.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2012/01/dwn150112121012-missing-radio-script.html |title=Missing Radio Script Discovered |author=Chuck Foster |date of source=Sunday, 15 January, 2012 |website name=Doctor Who News |accessdate=5 March 2013}}</ref> Additionally, it's noteworthy that the existing print advertisements never mention the two recent movies, and instead heavily stress the television show — even bothering to mention the foreign markets in which the television show was available.   
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