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Date: Thu, 7-Jul-83 15:49:59 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul  7 15:49:59 1983
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The other day I saw a commercial on WFLD (Chicago) for
a Whovian Tour.  The number that was given for information
was 1-800-call who.  I tried calling this number but it was 
always busy.  Can anyone give me any insight to just what this
tour is about.  I myself have never heard of it before so any
information that can be offered is appreciated.  Also, I 
remember reading awhile back about the  availability of TARDIS
banks at a bookstore somewhere in LONDON.  Well if that is what
you are after, I spotted a few at Paradise Books in Naperville, IL.
They have a few in stock along with a fair collection of books
and albums.  Their stock is usually small and these items appear
to go fast.
			Ken Heitke

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Date: Tue, 19-Feb-85 08:47:17 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb 19 08:47:17 1985
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The episode to which you are referring is in fact, "The Dalek Master Plan."
It was a twelve parter with a 1 episode prequel that didn't feature the
Doctor.  

What do you mean it's regained its chameleon ability?
That had best not be permanent.  There was a huge letter writing campaign
last year against changing the familiar Police Box, which John Nathan-Turner
thought was better known than a real police box, and thus subverting British
history.  He finally promised it would never change!

Somehow, it'll break down again, I'm sure, and we'll have that old blue
box again...
Or else I'll commit suicide like the officers of the Australian Dr. Who
fan club...