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}} | }}[[category:1995 DWM issues| 226]] | ||
==Contents == | ==Contents == | ||
===Articles=== | ===Articles=== | ||
*Vox Pops - The BBC's Audience Research Department provided public opinion on ''Doctor Who'' from [[1963]] to [[1989]]. The contents of the documents they delivered during that time has, however, remained a mystery. In the first part of this new series, [[Marcus Hearn]] discovers the important questions of the day. For instance, why didn't the [[Xeron]]s have girlfriends? | *Vox Pops - The BBC's Audience Research Department provided public opinion on ''Doctor Who'' from [[1963]] to [[1989]]. The contents of the documents they delivered during that time has, however, remained a mystery. In the first part of this new series, [[Marcus Hearn]] discovers the important questions of the day. For instance, why didn't the [[Xeron]]s have girlfriends? | ||
*Fluid Links - A Very British ''Who'' - by [[Matthew Jones]] | *Fluid Links - A Very British ''Who'' - by [[Matthew Jones]] | ||
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===Fiction=== | ===Fiction=== | ||
*Prelude - [[NA]]: ''[[Human Nature (novel)|Human Nature]]'' by [[Paul Cornell]] | *Prelude - [[NA]]: ''[[Human Nature (novel)|Human Nature]]'' by [[Paul Cornell]] | ||
===Archives=== | ===Archives=== | ||
By [[Andrew Pixley]] | By [[Andrew Pixley]] | ||
*[[DW]]: | *[[DW]]: ''[[Kinda]]'' | ||
===Telesnap Archives=== | ===Telesnap Archives=== | ||
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===Interviews / Profiles=== | ===Interviews / Profiles=== | ||
*Points of Order - We sent [[Nicholas Briggs]] to see [[Nicholas Courtney]], armed with a | *Points of Order - We sent [[Nicholas Briggs]] to see [[Nicholas Courtney]], armed with a note pad, a tape recorder and a bag full of ''Doctor Who'' video cassettes. We hoped merely to jog his memory on the exploits of [[the Brigadier]] - we found ourselves with, perhaps the ultimate interview... | ||
*The Man Who Owns Doctor Who - [[Philip Segal]] of [[Amblin Television]] owns the sole rights to develop a new series of ''Doctor Who''. [[Tom Beck]] recently spoke to him in California about his plans for the future of the series. | *The Man Who Owns Doctor Who - [[Philip Segal]] of [[Amblin Television]] owns the sole rights to develop a new series of ''Doctor Who''. [[Tom Beck]] recently spoke to him in California about his plans for the future of the series. | ||
*Dark Deeds - In the final part of this interview, [[Andrew Cartmel]] talks to [[David Bishop]] about his work as script editor on [[Season 26|Season Twenty-Six]] of ''Doctor Who'' and reveals some of his plans for the unproduced Season Twenty-Seven. | *Dark Deeds - In the final part of this interview, [[Andrew Cartmel]] talks to [[David Bishop]] about his work as script editor on [[Season 26|Season Twenty-Six]] of ''Doctor Who'' and reveals some of his plans for the unproduced Season Twenty-Seven. | ||
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== Additional details == | == Additional details == | ||
*This issue features Craig Hinton's last regular contribution to '''Shelf Life'''. | *This issue features Craig Hinton's last regular contribution to '''Shelf Life'''. | ||
