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‘Doctor Who: The Green Death’ Is a Solid ’70s ‘Who’ Outing

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Evan Sawdey
/ 11 September 2013
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Jeremy Estes
/ 24 April 2012
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Christel Loar
/ 5 October 2011
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Hope for the Oppressed in ‘Doctor Who: The Mutants’

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Jeremy Estes
/ 9 March 2011
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Gadgets and Strange Mythical Beasts Abound In ‘Doctor Who: The Time Monster’

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Jeremy Estes
/ 13 July 2010
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‘Doctor Who: The Monster of Peladon’ Can Be Rather ‘The Phantom Menace’-Like, Only More Fun

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Jeremy Estes
/ 25 June 2010
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A King’s Velvet Shorts, a Giant Green Eyeball — Must Be Doc Who & ‘The Curse of Peladon’

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Jeremy Estes
/ 15 June 2010
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Doctor Who: The Five Doctors (25th Anniversary Edition)

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Evan Sawdey
/ 1 December 2008
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Doctor Who: Beneath The Surface

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George Tiller
/ 17 July 2008

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