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Doctor Who
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Item #25: Doctor Who
Year: late 1980s
Circulation: Rarer than a mortally wounded Time Lord.
Sorry Trekkies, this fact is set to stun: Doctor Who is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as not only the longest running sci-fi television show, but the most successful in terms of ratings. This relic represents the golden era of Who featuring the first six actors to portray the good doctor. I watched quite a few of the Tom Baker era episodes as a child and I usually had no idea what was going on and it actually kinda frightened me. But I particularly enjoyed the opening and closing theme song which has to be the hardest hitting television theme ever, especially when combined with the mind altering visuals. Knight Rider comes in a close second.
Brand: Screen Stars Best
Measurements: 19.5″ (pit-to-pit) 26.5″ (rear collar-bottom seam)
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.
Variables: None.
Available for purchase here.
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lord ched
May 16, 2011 at 4:40 pm
Was a big Who fan back in the day- I was in the fan club and everything- and I dream of my parents going into the attic and unearthing my old shirts. I had a raglan with the diamond Baker-era logo, the Tardis, and a Zygon shirt that is by now so stupidly rare it would allow me to retire. Yep. I was a nerd.