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Article Series A Collection of Doctor Who Oddities - noting appearances and mentions of Doctor Who outside the programme.
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- 'D' is for Dalek - TSV 22
- The mysterious appearance of a Dalek in a childrens' book
- Doctor Tattoo! - TSV 23
- A tattooist using the name "Dr Who"
- The Dalek Invasion of the Dictionary - TSV 23
- The entry for Dalek in the Oxford English Dictionary
- Supermum! - TSV 24
- An appearance of Doctor Who in a song
- The Space Museum - TSV 25
- Contents:
- The Cabbage Patch Fib, by Paul Jennings
- Oh Paul
- The Space Museum - TSV 26
- Contents:
- "The Doctor's Washcloth", Science Fiction on TV
- "The Thrust of Technology", A Social History of England, by A. Briggs
- Daleks in the Garden
- Small animal section of Hilldale Zoo Park, Hamilton
- Excalibur
- "I Believe in Batman", by Jo & Murray Cramp
- Health poster, Auckland Community AIDS Services
- Video Howl-around, Readers Digest How is it Done?
- The Space Museum - TSV 27
- Contents:
- compost article, Listener 27 January 1992
- The Night Maze, by Annie Dalton
- "Does Your Cat Watch TV?" by Jane Kelly, New Zealand Woman's Weekly 30 December 1991
- Bruce Forsyth and the Generation Game
- Sticky Moments
- Kerrang multi-choice quiz
- The Space Museum - TSV 28
- Contents:
- Robot by Peter Grimwade
- Sale of the Century
- "One of These Days", Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder
- The Very Best of Ben Elton
- Waiting for God episode 2
- Excalibur issue 1
- Cricketlife magazine
- Juniper by Gene Kemp
- "Mist", Tales From Another Now by Gaelyn Gordon
- "The dialetics have been exterminated", National Business Review
- Shelley
- The Space Museum - TSV 29
- Contents:
- "Culprits - or, Where are they Now?", Interzone magazine
- "fashion items ready for revival", The Face magazine
- Punch magazine
- Portakabin advert, Sunday Times Magazine
- The Space Museum - TSV 30
- Contents:
- "Low Intensity Conflict the Dalek way", New Internationalist magazine
- Skymaze, by Gillian Rubenstein
- "Dr Why", Scripture Union Media video listing
- The Space Museum - TSV 31
- Contents:
- The Telecom Corporation of New Zealand 1991 Annual Report
- Iron Maiden's Somewhere in Time
- Radio Active Accommodation Guide
- "Doctor Who and the Terror of the Horror of the Evil of the Planet of the Plastic Doodads", The Southern Cross Herald
- The Twenty/Twenty Quiz Book by Barbara Gilgallon and Sue Samuels
- Frog Day Afternoon, by Marcus L Rowland
- The Object to the Attack, by J G Ballard
- Maze Wars+
- Jeopardy
- The Punisher No.15
- The Goodies
- All the World's a Globe
- "Kola Kommandos", 2000AD, Prog 780
- The Space Museum - TSV 33
- Contents:
- "Space Spot", Spaceways - An Anthology of Space Poems edited by John Foster
- "Who Loves Doctor Who the Most", Rip it Up magazine
- Max Media, NZ Herald
- Tardis Motors
- The Fabulous Singlettes
- 'Nothing to hold me', Jesus Jones' Doubt
- Julian Clary's NZ tour
- "Orgy Porgy", Club International, Vol.12 No.8
- Bleep! Whoopee Comic
- Mary Lighthouse, Oink
- The Anti-Gravity Handbook
- Wordfinder by Adele Geras
- "Look what Father Christmas brought us last year!", The Illustrated London News Christmas Number
- Prince, Mobil Masterpiece Theatre
- A Bit of Fry and Laurie
- The Cat Who Walks Through Walls: A Comedy of Manners, by Robert A. Heinlein
- The Goodies, U-Friend or UFO?
- "How to be an Adventurer (A short guide)", Warlock Fighting Fantasy Magazine No 4
- Girls on Top, British TV comedy
- Goofy Adventures No.1
- The Space Museum - TSV 34
- Contents:
- Home Sweet Home by Judy Johnson, Home Beautiful magazine, December 1978.
- The Ley of the Land - An Investigation of Ancient Monuments by Graham Staplehurst, White Dwarf
- "Who is thy neighbour", The Graffiti File by Nigel Rees
- Fantasy Battles, GM issue 4
- The Alien World
- The UFO Encyclopaedia
- 'New Singles' review column, Smash Hits
- "Virtual reality", TV 1 news
- "Who Reads Magnet", Wellington Polytechnic's Student Handbook, 1993
- Red Dwarf: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers by Grant Naylor
- Whizzer & Chips
- "Pupil Hanged after Video Row", International Express
- "Contact has been made", Public Domain issue 7
- Nightmare, With Angel by Stephen Gallagher
- Burke's Backyard Wizard of Christchurch feature
- More Auntie's Bloomers
- "Hyperspace School for Time-Travellers", Tutankhamun is a Bit of a Mummy's Boy ... and 50 Other Unpublished School Reports by Michael Coleman
- TV Watch, TV Guide, April 16
- Dalek cover and letter, Salient 1993
- The Space Museum - TSV 35
- Contents:
- Dave Dobbyn's Lament for the Numb review, NZ Herald, 20 August 1993
- Canned Carrott
- G.B.H. TV series
- "Television Trivia Teasers" by Liz Watson, TV Guide
- In Search of the Trojan War by Michael Wood
- The Young Ones
- "Alexei Sayle on being a minor celebrity", London Observer, 14 February 1993
- Fibreglass house builder, Evening Post newspaper, 20 July 1993
- Robotic surgery, NZ Herald, 11 August 1993.
- The Space Museum - TSV 36
- Contents:
- The Children's Annual Collection Guide, by A Clark
- On This Day: The History of the World in 366 Days
- Obsession by Ramsey Campbell
- TV Watch, TV Guide, 25 May 1990
- Wizard of Christchurch debearded, NZ Herald, 10 November 1993
- Television Trivia Teasers by Liz Watson, TV Guide, 24 September 1993
- "Tom Baker's TARDIS Drinking Game", How To Be A Real Man by Mark Leigh, Mike Lepine and Julian Clary
- Vurfing the Gwrx by Mike Scott Rohan, Peter Davison's Book of Alien Monsters
- "Daleks are Back", North Shore Times Advertiser, 9 November 1993
- Dodger the Dalek, NZ Woman's Weekly 1964
- Prop game, Whose Line is it Anyway?
- "Potter hits out at BBC "Croaking Daleks", Weekly Telegraph newspaper No.112
- Eyespeak poll, Salient
- Craccum 5 October 1993
- The Pink Panther Book No. 2
- The Black Balek, Creepy Comix, Big Comic Fortnightly No.107
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