Genre has always been looked down upon by the establishment, science fiction a ghetto occupied by fanciful writers of whimsy, horror regarded as lower still, lurid and base,
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Those who hold the default position that the purely historical adventures of the early William Hartnell seasons of Doctor Who are inherently less exciting than their counterparts set
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