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by samueltyler - written on 19/01/07 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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Colin Baker is amongst the most unpopular actors to ever play Doctor Who. He was a bit pompous and was not quite as much fun as the other actors who have tackled the role. His time saw the show get its first axing and he was not helped by his assistant being played by Bonnie Langford as Mel. It was with some reluctance then that I stumbled across this book in my collection and decided to read it. I stand by the fact that the Dr Who books are usually far superior to the show itself – could ‘Business Unusual’ follow this trend? The 6th Doctor is currently in 1989 England and is helping out an old friend to remove a computer virus created by the Master when ...
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