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I WAS bemused to read the complaints about the Doctor Who episode The Unquiet Dead.

So what if kids were so frightened they had to hide behind the sofa?

Millions of us were scared witless in the '60s, '70s and '80s and were, at times, hiding behind the sofa. As far as I know, it didn't do any of us damage.

The real problem is the adults who complained. If they really have an issue about the show why didn't they just switch off immediately?

Doctor Who is back for a reason - to entertain, excite and frighten. Surely the adults who complained knew beforehand about the episode, there was plenty in the Press and clips on the TV, even after the previous episode.

Doctor Who is here to stay - fresh, exciting and scary. It's fantastic

C.Watson,<br />
Ayrshire

GRAPHIC: FIRST FEAR: Daleks scared kids - and then-Doctor Jon Pertwee - in; 60s

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