Devised to meet the demand for Sci-Fi after the success of the Star Wars film in 1977, the BBC commissioned Terry Nation of Dr Who
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Devised to meet the demand for Sci-Fi after the success of the Star Wars film in 1977, the BBC commissioned Terry Nation of Dr Who
Tom Baker – as Dr Who – educating young British children about the evils of capitalism and commercial imperialism.
Paul Robeson had suffered terrible persecution in the USA for his political beliefs, and I think it is significant that Hartnell had the fore-sight to place Robeson at the top of his list. Charlie Chaplin was hounded-out of the USA for his leftwing sympathies (and friendship with Ho Chi Minh). William Hartnell had no qualms associating himself with these other great progressive entertainers and revolutionaries.
The Dr Who episodes entitled ‘The Talons of Weng-Chiang’ (Starring Tom Baker as Dr Who), was originally aired during early 1977, and receives regular repeating