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The Doctors Are In: The Essential and Unofficial Guide to Doctor Who's Greatest Time Lord - Graeme Burk, Robert Smith?
Well, I learned something important: I'm not that much of a fan. The book is quite good at giving one an overview of the various Doctors over the years, and pointing out the episodes in which that character was best exemplified, and I couldn't recommend it too highly for anyone who does want to go back and catch key historical episodes. Turns out that is just a level of detail I don't require. It is always a pleasure to see people geeking out on a subject they are passionately interested in, and these chaps are passionate.
Library copy
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