lindley@ut-ngp.UUCP (John L. Templer) (02/23/85)
I have a few questions concerning claims in recent postings about the Doctor. From: Jonathan Cohn <QU229C@GWUVM> (his roommate actually) > For all fans the doctor's full name is Hurnjobadapelanndevaxsisi." > I am not positive I got the spelling of that name correct but no matter, > it is something similar if not that exactly. No wonder everyone > calls him "The doctor". > > Jonathan Cohn > BITNET::JC595C@GWUVM or QU229C@GWUVM > ATT:: (201) 676-2353 Can anyone verify this? Or would Jonathon ask his freind where he got the from? The only two times I ever heard the Doctor's name mentioned was during the Hartnell episode, _An Unearthly Child_, when he assumes the name Dr. Foreman, and durning the keys-to-time episode (forgot the title, it was the last one) when the other Galifreyan calls the Doctor "Pete." From: ckuppe@spock.UUCP (Charles A. Kupperman '87 ) > The Village, as it was called, is indeed PortMeiron. A long and very > pictorial essay on this village was included in a previous issue of the > American journal "Fantasy Empire." This village was also used for the > filming of the Dr. Who classic, "Masque of Mandragora." Are you sure of this? They just finished showing this episode here in Austin and the village didn't look very much like that in The Prisoner. Of course, they didn't show very much of the exterior of the buildings. Finally, someone in this network (I think it was this one) claimed that Douglas Adams would be on Late Night With David Letterman last night (Thursday). Well, after waiting through the whole show, hydraulic press and all, my freind and I saw not one sign of Adams. Maybe some other night. -- John L. Templer University of Texas at Austin {allegra,gatech,seismo!ut-sally,vortex}!ut-ngp!lindley "Gongo Bunnies movin' in,