| The HandBook
- The Fourth Doctor |
DOCTOR WHO is the world's longest-running science fiction television
series. Each Handbook will provide both a broad overview and in-depth analysis
of one phase in the programme's history.
This volume covers the years from 1974 to 1981. During this time DOCTOR
WHO achieved its highest viewing figures in Britain, and became a sensation
in the United States. Tom Baker played the leading role - he was the longest-serving
of the seven actors who have played the Doctor to date - and for many people
his portrayal of the Doctor is the definitive one.
David J Howe, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker are the authors
of DOCTOR WHO - THE SIXTIES, the complete guide
to the programme's early years.
In this Hankbook, the set the fourth Doctor in historical context, and
go on to describe:
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Tom baker, the actor
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the development of the role of the fourth doctor
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the stories behind the TV series
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the re-creation and expansion of DOCTOR WHO mythology
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a typical fourth Doctor story from script to screen
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the marketing of the fourth Doctor
The Handbook is a must for every DOCTOR WHO fan - and for everyone whose
favourite Doctor is the curly-haired chap with the teeth and the long scarf.
Doctor Who: The Handbook - The Fourth Doctor
Writers: David J. Howe, Mark Stammers, Stephen James Walker
Cover Design:
Cover Illustration: (*)
Released: 1992
Reprinted:
ISBN 0 426 20369 0
