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''Doctor Who'' and its audience were starting to grow up. | ''Doctor Who'' and its audience were starting to grow up. | ||
''The Seventies'' is the definitive record of ''Doctor Who{{'}} | ''The Seventies'' is the definitive record of ''Doctor Who''{{'}}s second decade. Jon Pertwee was followed as the Doctor by Tom Baker, who brought to the part a personality that was even more flamboyant than Pertwee's and who created one of television's most charismatic and memorable characters. | ||
Advances in technology produced more believable monsters and more spectacular special effects and made location filming much easier. | Advances in technology produced more believable monsters and more spectacular special effects and made location filming much easier. | ||
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The fascination with ''Doctor Who'' continued to generate hundreds of spin-off products; large scale exhibitions were mounted; and organisation of fans started to proliferate. | The fascination with ''Doctor Who'' continued to generate hundreds of spin-off products; large scale exhibitions were mounted; and organisation of fans started to proliferate. | ||
''The Seventies'' is a meticulous record of ''Doctor Who{{'}} | ''The Seventies'' is a meticulous record of ''Doctor Who''{{'}}s most momentous decade, and is illustrated throughout with an unrivalled collection of colour photographs, most of which have never been published before. | ||
== Subject matter == | == Subject matter == | ||
