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 | TV Zone #13, December 1990
(Reference #T13)
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Doctor Who's Nicholas Courtney recalls the Brigadier's years of military service. Star Trek's Ferengi: from unknown threat to comic relief. The enigmas of The Prisoner investigated, twenty five years on. More lost moments from Doctor Who. Fantasy flashback to the Blake's 7 episode which explained the Liberator's origins, Redemption
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 | TV Zone #12, November 1990
(Reference #T12)
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As Star Trek: The Next Generation reaches its fourth season, original designer Herman Zimmerman recalls the creation of the new Enterprise. Doctor Who's Nabil Shaban descirbes his role as money-graing slug Sil, his ambition to play the Doctor, and the difficulties facing a disabled actor. Comic book superhero the Flash comes to TV. Lost moments of Doctor Who – the scenes which were cut to save time. Fantasy flashback to Space 1999 episode Earthbound.
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 | TV Zone #11, October 1990
(Reference #T11)
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 | TV Zone #10, September 1990
(Reference #T10)
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Gerry Anderson's first live action series, UFO, documented. Doctor Who Dalek operator John Scott Martin interviewed. 1970s series Timeslip remembered. Fantasy flashback to Avebury-based chiller Children of the Stones.
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 | TV Zone #9, August 1990
(Reference #T09)
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 | TV Zone #8, July 1990
(Reference #T08)
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Star Trek costume designer William Ware Theiss describes his costume designs for the original Enterprise and The Next Generation. Doctor Who designer explains how he produced an amry of Daleks – by recruiting photo blow-ups. Doctor Who on video – the first releases recalled. Fantasy flashback to the moment that The Tomorrow People first broke out in The Slaves of Jedikiah.
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 | TV Zone #7, June 1990
(Reference #T07)
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 | TV Zone #6, May 1990
(Reference #T06)
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 | TV Zone #5, April 1990
(Reference #T05)
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The final Doctor Who story? Survival reviewed, and guest star William Barton interviewed.
Survivors star Ian McCulloch explains how disappointing scripts persuaded him to write episodes himself.
Starr's 7: The Next Degeneration reaches its epic conclusion.
Fantasy flashback to Blake's trial in the first episode of Blake's 7: The Way Back
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 | TV Zone #4, March 1990
(Reference #T04)
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 | TV Zone #3, January/February 1990
(Reference #T03)
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