“The Doctor should be so fascinating, he’s radioactive. He’s funny, clever, wild and fast. Your best friend times 500” – Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies (Radio Times, 2003) The 1990s Doctor Who was dead. A deceased programme. It had ground to an ignominious halt in 1989 after a decade of turmoil and, some might say, had died a few deaths along the way. The series would always have a place in my heart, but my fount of enthusiasm was Gobi-dry. The many friendships I’d made through the Doctor Who Appreciation Society drifted, though I kept in touch with one or two people such as Steve Payne and Derek Handley. Richard Marson
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