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8.4m see return of Doctor Who



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Published Date: 07 April 2008
THE return of Doctor Who attracted 8.4 million viewers – a 39.4 per cent audience share – to BBC 1 on Saturday.
That compares with an average audience of seven million for the last series. The episode featured a surprise appearance by Billie Piper as Rose Tyler.

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  • Last Updated: 06 April 2008 9:51 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Doctor Who
 
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Boy Wonder,

07/04/2008 00:28:00
And we were four of them! Hooray ... Saturday nights are great again!
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07/04/2008 03:38:53
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GalacticCannibal,

Murrieta; . CA.....a place in the Sun 07/04/2008 07:29:20
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Southern Patriot,
Garland
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Totally disagree with U dude.

92% of American TV is trash, but the rest 8% is great stuff.
And with HDTV 1080P plus Verizon FO connection, U can see Dr. WHo direct and live from England..

This TV package cost only $150 per month and U get it all, even the Grand National that was run yesterday.

U don't have to put up with the hypocritical Family Value National TV stations ,.like ABC , NBC etc.

Happy Haggis Day

Have U freed the African people U chained , yet .

GC

 

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