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BBC2, 8.55pm<br />
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At 5.15pm on 23rd November 1963 a legend was born. A day after the assassination of President John F Kennedy. the first ever Dr Who episode, entitled [[broadwcast:An Unearthly Child|An Unearthly Child]], was broadcast and police phone boxes were never seen in the same way again.<br />
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Here, the Beeb pays tribute to the Time Lord with this evening of programmes hosted by Dr number four. Toni Baker. It includes tips on building a Tardis. a look at various foes faced by the hero and an insight into regeneration.<br />
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With the current craze for themed programmes booming. the surprise isn't really that there's a Dr Who night on, only that it took so long for it to materialise. <br />
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Caption: Tom Baker presents an introduction to the evening celebrating the show's 26-year history (B8C2, 11.55pm)<br />
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