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2. Tardis, Dalek and Doctor Who costumes to go under the hammer

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   A Tardis, a Dalek and a variety of costumes worn in sci-fi series Doctor Who are to be auctioned. The sale, which will run from February 11 to February 25, will feature outfits worn by David ...

3. June Hudson - Wikipedia

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   June Hudson was a costume designer for Doctor Who 's 18th season in 1980. [citation needed] Hudson's more notable costume designs included outfits for main characters, such as Lalla Ward's portrayal of the second Romana and the armor worn by the Gundans. [3]

4. Doctor Who merchandise - Wikipedia

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   Doctor Who (May 1975) Featuring Tom Baker as The Doctor. Gameplay involves players moving around the universe, using the TARDIS to skip time streams and move from planet to planet. The game was produced by Denys Fisher, who also made a range of Doctor Who toys. The Planet of Monsters (October 1975) Featuring Tom Baker as The Doctor.

5. Leela (Doctor Who) - Wikipedia

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   The tribe's name is a corruption of "survey team". The Doctor at this point was content to travel alone, but Leela barged into the TARDIS and continued to accompany him on his journeys. Though a noble savage, Leela was highly intelligent, grasping advanced concepts easily and translating them into terms she could cope with.

6. Doctor Who shares '60s character costumes for the ... - AOL

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   Doctor Who has released new images of Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson's costumes for the upcoming '60s episode starring The Beatles.. Last year, it was confirmed that the Doctor and his companion ...

7. The 20 best shows on BritBox to stream right now - AOL

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   With stunning costumes, pitch-perfect performances, and some of the best sexual tension ever seen on TV, this classic Jane Austen adaptation is a must-watch for period drama fans. — M.W. Where ...