I'm surprised no one has mentioned Jon Pertwee and his "Venusian
Lullaby". That was brought up at least twice, in both Peladon episodes.
Or isn't that considered singing.
Till then - Kevin

>as you mention Pertwee
>singing 'I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire', I thought I'd add a few
>more great scenes where the Doctor hums, sings, or whistles.  First in
>'Inferno', Jon sings (in that quote 'lovely baritone') 'Le Donna e
>mobile' while driving in Bessie.  The next is the forementioned scene in
>'Terror of the Autons'.

Doesn't Jon also sing "Shine on Martian Moon" in one episode?  I can't
remember which.

Bill


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Personally, I think that almost every second of Tom Baker's era as the
Good Doctor was one of those 'magic' moments.  A good actor delivering
good lines from the mind of good writers.  But as you mention Pertwee
singing 'I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire', I thought I'd add a few
more great scenes where the Doctor hums, sings, or whistles.  First in
'Inferno', Jon sings (in that quote 'lovely baritone') 'Le Donna e
mobile' while driving in Bessie.  The next is the forementioned scene in
'Terror of the Autons'.
	 My favourite singing double-meaning scene comes from Peter's tenure.
In 'The Visitation' he hums 'London's Burning' while, well..er...London
is burning.
	 Now to Colin's short stay. In 'The Two Doctors' (set in Seville, Spain
for those that didn't know) The Doctor sings 'The Barber of Seville.
	 As you can see, look (and listen!) carefully and you can find hidden
meanings that make Doctor Who beam.  What about my favourite Doctor?
Well, Tom wasn't very creative when it came to song.  The only three
times in the actual series, each time he whistled the same tune.
'Colonel Bogey'.  Betcha don't know which three serials those were.  The
only other time Tom had ago at a tune was in The Pescatons where he
sings 'Hello Dolly.'  These four, not including Tom's, occurrences
weren't the only times the Doctor has sung, but instead the only scenes
that have connections between the song itself and what's going on in the
story.  If you know of any other occasions please mail me because I'm
really into details such as these.

The boring one,
--Tom Snook-

>From: stinkeye3@...
>Reply-To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>Subject: [UNIT-1] Favorite Moments
>Date: 31 Mar 1999 20:56:39 -0000
>
>From: stinkeye3@...
>
>There are a few great moments in Doctor Who that I am very fond of.
IPTV showed last Friday a "special edition" of "Terror of the
Autons"(unfortunately there were several technical difficulties during
the first episode that botched my plans for a relatively cheap medium to
high quality tape of the serial, but, oh well :-))
>What I enjoyed most of this show is at the very beginning, we see the
TARDIS, the Doctor is inside (off camera) and humming/singing, in a
lovely baritone, I might add, "I don't want to set the world on fire"
just as we hear an off camera explosion and puffs of smoke billowing
from the TARDIS.
>There is also a moment in "Spearhead from Space" when the Doctor meets
Liz Shaw for the first time, wiggles his eyebrows at her and says
"That's Delphon for 'How do you do'"
>Little moments like that are what makes the show incomparable, to me.
>Another example is in "Battlefield" where, in the middle of a violent
sword fight, the Doctor runs etween the two combatants and tips his hat.
Magic.
>What are your favorite moments from Doctor Who? Not necessarily
favorite episodes or serials, but little moments, like I have given.
>I look forward to your replies.

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There are a few great moments in Doctor Who that I am very fond of. IPTV showed
last Friday a "special edition" of "Terror of the Autons"(unfortunately there
were several technical difficulties during the first episode that botched my
plans for a relatively cheap medium to high quality tape of the serial, but, oh
well :-))
What I enjoyed most of this show is at the very beginning, we see the TARDIS,
the Doctor is inside (off camera) and humming/singing, in a lovely baritone, I
might add, "I don't want to set the world on fire" just as we hear an off camera
explosion and puffs of smoke billowing from the TARDIS.
There is also a moment in "Spearhead from Space" when the Doctor meets Liz Shaw
for the first time, wiggles his eyebrows at her and says "That's Delphon for
'How do you do'"
Little moments like that are what makes the show incomparable, to me.
Another example is in "Battlefield" where, in the middle of a violent sword
fight, the Doctor runs etween the two combatants and tips his hat. Magic.
What are your favorite moments from Doctor Who? Not necessarily favorite
episodes or serials, but little moments, like I have given.
I look forward to your replies.

Bill
     Didn't know such a thing existed!  As this is not a totally "Who"
convention, I probably won't be there as "Who" is the only SF i watch.
Looked up the web site and didn't recognize anyone.
     Are there any members of UNIT - 1 of the female gender out there?
Or am I a lone stranger?  Any spouses?
     Looking to hear from some of you all.
     Molly
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>From: 9th Doctor <amanaqrs@...>
>To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>Subject: [UNIT-1] DEMICON
>Date: Fri, Mar 26, 1999, 9:41 PM
>

>From: 9th Doctor <amanaqrs@...>
>
>Is anyone going to Demicon in May?
>The website for Demicon is at http://www.dmsfs.des-moines.ia.us
>
>Bill
>
>
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Howdy, Tim:
     This is Molly, from Carroll.  Was nice to hear about the early days
of "Who" that I wasn't aware of!!!!! I've only watched for about 8 years
so, even though we are probably close to the same age, you are an "older"
viewer.
     Welcome to the community!
     Molly (alias Mama Bear)
----------
>From: trose@...
>To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>Subject: [UNIT-1] Another new member!
>Date: Fri, Mar 26, 1999, 3:11 PM
>

>From: trose@...
>
>Hello everyone!
>
>Glad to be a part of the new community....oh, now, where are my manners
>(introductions, and all that sort of thing)....
>
>My name is Tim, and I'm from Boone (so if any of you Ames, DM, or Carroll
>people want to get together sometime, just drop me a line!!!)
>
>I've been a Doctor Who fan for far too many years, as I can remember when
>IPBN was carrying the half-hours of the Pertwee episodes on Wednesday
>afternoons once a week (which would be somewhere around 1975 or so... long
>enough ago that I actually got to see Pertwee's "The Ambassadors of Death"
>when a color copy still existed!!! Of course, this also is a rather telling
>point as to my current age as well!)
>
>I've also recently discovered the fan "reconstructions" of some of the
>missing Hartnell and Troughton stories, and would recommend them to anyone
>with an interest in the early Doctors' adventures.  I've certainly enjoyed
>the ones I've acquired so far.
>
>I look forward to all the opinions of the group, and I can tell from the
>messages in the digest so far that there's some pretty nice people
>here...probably good companions (and Doctors) all!
>
>--Tim R.
>
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Is anyone going to Demicon in May?
The website for Demicon is at http://www.dmsfs.des-moines.ia.us

Bill


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Hello everyone!

Glad to be a part of the new community....oh, now, where are my manners
(introductions, and all that sort of thing)....

My name is Tim, and I'm from Boone (so if any of you Ames, DM, or Carroll people
want to get together sometime, just drop me a line!!!)

I've been a Doctor Who fan for far too many years, as I can remember when IPBN
was carrying the half-hours of the Pertwee episodes on Wednesday afternoons once
a week (which would be somewhere around 1975 or so... long enough ago that I
actually got to see Pertwee's "The Ambassadors of Death" when a color copy still
existed!!! Of course, this also is a rather telling point as to my current age
as well!)

I've also recently discovered the fan "reconstructions" of some of the missing
Hartnell and Troughton stories, and would recommend them to anyone with an
interest in the early Doctors' adventures.  I've certainly enjoyed the ones I've
acquired so far.

I look forward to all the opinions of the group, and I can tell from the
messages in the digest so far that there's some pretty nice people
here...probably good companions (and Doctors) all!

--Tim R.

The computer quotation is probably from 'The Krotons'.  I'm not sure if
it is because I haven't gone back to look for the quote on my video.
Anybody else have a guess???


>From: Chekov@... (Pavel A Chekov)
>Reply-To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>Subject: [UNIT-1] Re: Oh, how completely rude of me!!!
>Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1999 21:27:29 -0600 (CST)
>
>From: Chekov@... (Pavel A Chekov)
>
>Sorry..my introduction was kind of short...I'm from Cedar Rapids
Iowa..I
>like Jazz, Video Games, Frisbee Golf and Doctor Who (I am the Master of
>the obvious so be forwarned).  My real names Jeff, but you can call me
>Checkie (Chekov) to save confusion...( My other nickname is Doc but
that
>might be a bit confusing as well)...Mike (Stinkeye3) and me are
friends,
>and I am the one that actually introduced him to Doctor Who....and
while
>I am at it....I have a question that has been bugging me for a
>while...There is an episode where Troughton's Doctor is talking to Zoe
>while working on a computer.  He blurts out in one breathe something to
>the effect of "Quiet I'm concentrating what does this button do never
>mind I know!!!!" (lol) Does anybody know what episode this is, or
>perhaps the correct quote if I'm wrong??? Thanks in advanced...
>
>Chekov
>
>"What a wonderful butler, he's so violent!"
>-Fourth Doctor-
>-City of Death-
>
>
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Welcome to UNIT.  We've hit Iowa, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Nebraska.
Cool!!!!!
Bill



>I am new to the list, and would like to introduce myself.  My name is Matt,
>and I live in central South Dakota, and love DW.  I collect the books,
>videos, almost anything I can get my hands on.  I am hoping to find other
>fans in SD.  Anyfan is free to contact me via email, or through icq
>(#11508999).  I also like Red Dwarf, and a variety of other things.
>
>
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I am looking for someone who would be willing to send or trade tapes of
the First Doctor stories. Basically, there are 2 stories that exist in
their entirety, have never been released on video and I have never seen.
They are "The Sensorites" and "The Gunfighters". If you have these
stories, and are willing to negotiate, please let me know by e-mailing
me at Stinkeye3@.... Thank you.

Mike Williams

I am new to the list, and would like to introduce myself.  My name is Matt,
and I live in central South Dakota, and love DW.  I collect the books,
videos, almost anything I can get my hands on.  I am hoping to find other
fans in SD.  Anyfan is free to contact me via email, or through icq
(#11508999).  I also like Red Dwarf, and a variety of other things.


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Sorry..my introduction was kind of short...I'm from Cedar Rapids Iowa..I
like Jazz, Video Games, Frisbee Golf and Doctor Who (I am the Master of
the obvious so be forwarned).  My real names Jeff, but you can call me
Checkie (Chekov) to save confusion...( My other nickname is Doc but that
might be a bit confusing as well)...Mike (Stinkeye3) and me are friends,
and I am the one that actually introduced him to Doctor Who....and while
I am at it....I have a question that has been bugging me for a
while...There is an episode where Troughton's Doctor is talking to Zoe
while working on a computer.  He blurts out in one breathe something to
the effect of "Quiet I'm concentrating what does this button do never
mind I know!!!!" (lol) Does anybody know what episode this is, or
perhaps the correct quote if I'm wrong??? Thanks in advanced...

Chekov

"What a wonderful butler, he's so violent!"
-Fourth Doctor-
-City of Death-

Favorite Doctor is Davison...for the simple fact that he didn't always
get it right....When making mistakes he (reluntantly) admited when he
was wrong...It gave me a role model as a child, that I should not give
up when things go wrong...I guess that kinda stuck with me as an
adult...favorite companion???....that would have to be Turlough, because
he is such a coniving bast***.  I LOVE THAT!!!!!LOL!

Hey, I'm new here...from CR, Iowa...I like Colin for the simple fact
that he makes the fan "uncomfortable" with the Doctor, but then each
Doctor has his own seperate quirk that makes him special..
Hartnell's Crankyness.  Troughton's Sillyness.  Pertwee's Elegance.  Tom
Baker's Oddness.  Davison's Imperfection. And Sylvester's Dark
Mystism...That's why I like each of them....

I like Colin Baker better the second time around.  I guess he
was just too abrupt a change from Peter Davison for me to
appreciate his portrayal of the Doctor, but I must say my
opinions change with each Doctor as I see the episodes again.
Molly
----------
>From: 9th Doctor <amanaqrs@...>
>To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>Subject: [UNIT-1] Re: I Agree
>Date: Mon, Mar 22, 1999, 9:53 PM
>

>From: 9th Doctor <amanaqrs@...>
>
>>Whoever it was that was saying that Colin Baker wasn't a bad Doctor, I
>>agree.  I happen to think that his stories are good, with a couple of
>>exceptions and I really like The Trial of a Time Lord, which most Who
>>fans seem to hate!  What does everybody else think?
>>Jeff
>
>
>I thought Colin got a lot of unfair criticism too.  Vengence on Varos is
>one of my favorite episodes.  I liked Trial, for the most part.
>Bill
>
>
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>Whoever it was that was saying that Colin Baker wasn't a bad Doctor, I
>agree.  I happen to think that his stories are good, with a couple of
>exceptions and I really like The Trial of a Time Lord, which most Who
>fans seem to hate!  What does everybody else think?
>Jeff


I thought Colin got a lot of unfair criticism too.  Vengence on Varos is
one of my favorite episodes.  I liked Trial, for the most part.
Bill


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Whoever it was that was saying that Colin Baker wasn't a bad Doctor, I
agree.  I happen to think that his stories are good, with a couple of
exceptions and I really like The Trial of a Time Lord, which most Who
fans seem to hate!  What does everybody else think?
Jeff

Well, here I am, late as usual.  I've been watching Doctor Who for
about four years now.  I live in Ames, (IA).  My favourite episodes are
"The Invisible Enemy" because it was the first that I saw, "The Talons
of Weng-Chiang", and "The City of Death."  As you can probably tell, my
favourite Doctor is Tom Baker.  My favourite companions are Leela and
Ace because they are the "anti-companions." They didn't run around
waving their arms, screaming, tripping on rocks.  I think Ace was a
better character, but Louise Jameson did a wonderful job portraying
Leela.

	 I want to start another conversation going by saying this.  I always am
trying to convince people that Colin Baker was not a 'bad' Doctor.  I
think he did a wonderful job.  But look at what he had to work with!
Low budget, bad plot, few good actors, and worst of all JOHN
NATHAN-TURNER.  But because it was during his period as the Doctor,
everyone blames Colin for it all.  If any of you disagree with me on
this point, just put it in your next letter.

Bill- About your question about the daleks on Red Dwarf, I read
somewhere that Terry Nation, before he for he died of course, sold the
rights of the Daleks to Red Dwarf.  But I never thought they'd be used
as a cameo apperance on it's tenth anniversery special!

On another note non-Who related, How 'bout those Cyclones!!!
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Hello,
Well, we are off to a good start.  We've heard from three states in the
first two weeks.  I'm  hoping for the first few montsh this list can really
start building it's numbers and awareness.  I sent email to the people at
IPTV and I'm hoping that Mike Frisbee will announce us either with the Dr.
Who special this week or when they get back to regular programming next
week.    For now just keep telling people so we can set up a big network.

My favorite Doctor is a tie between the third and seventh Doctors.  If I
really had to choose I would say the third.  That's because he was the
first one I saw and he got me involved in the series.  That was 25 or so
years ago when I watched it on my 12 inch black and white TV before going
to bed.  I didn't know anything about the history of the series but I
couldn't turn a way.  He was also the first person who responded to my fan
mail.

The seventh Doctor is also one of my favorites.  I have to admit, though,
that I am prejudice because I've met him.  I went to Visions last year and
got his autograph.  I took a 14 inch tall police box, that I also made
about 25 years ago, and he drew a little character of the seventh Doctor on
the door and signed it "Sylvester McCoy was here."  I have a jpg of it and
if anybody wants it just drop me a line.

Did anybody else catch the Daleks on the Red Dwarf special?  It was hilarious!

Bill


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Hmm, being relatively new to the Whoniverse. I havent really formed
opinions of the 2nd, 5th or 6th Doctors. I would have to say that my
favorite Doctor/Companion is the 3rd Doctor and Jo. There is just
something about the Pertwee/Manning/Delgado/Courtney/Franklin/Levine era
that is just "Who" to me. Although, this probably has to do with the
fact that these are the stories currenty running on IPTV. My favorite
stories are "The Dæmons", "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" and "The Aztecs"
just to name a few. Second Favorite Doctor Companion are 7th/Ace.
"Ace, hand me some of that nitro-9 you are NOT carrying".
But, like I said, there are many, many stories I haven't seen yet.

Hi, all you "guys", as Jeff puts it (am I the only female Whovian
in this link up?)
Have talked to Jeff a lot and enjoy our "conversations" through
email.  He is a cool guy! :)
My favorite Doctor is a tie with Peter Davison and Sylvester
McCoy.  I would have to say my favorite companions are Sarah
Jane and Ace.  Also, I don't really have a favorite story as
I can never remember the names of them.  (Too old, maybe?)
Love the mail.
Keep it up all you "guys"!
Look forward to hearing from more of you later.

Molly
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>From: "Edward Hochman" <dredandi@...>
>To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>Subject: [UNIT-1] Re: What next?
>Date: Sun, Mar 21, 1999, 8:17 PM
>

>From: "Edward Hochman" <dredandi@...>
>
>
>
>
>
>>From: Jeff Elston <elstonj@...>
>>Reply-To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>>To: UNIT <UNIT-1@onelist.com>
>>Subject: [UNIT-1] What next?
>>Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1999 19:03:16 -0600
>>
>>From: Jeff Elston <elstonj@...>
>>
>>Well, we've all introduced ourselves, so what should we do now?  How
>>about which doctor/story/companion is everyone's favorite?  There are
>so
>>many good ones that it's difficult to say which is my favorite, but I
>>would have to say that Planet of Fire is one of my all-time favorites
>>and Peter Davison is definitely my favorite Doctor. Also, Tegan or Peri
>>would have to be my picks for favorite companion.  How 'bout you guys?
>>Jeff
>>
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>
>Hi.   I am from Milwaukee, Wi.  and have enjoyed all Doctors for the
>last ten years.   Our pbs station does not carry dr who; they dropped it
>some 6 years ago. Locally, I belong to the Milwaukee  Time Lords and
>while I am not in your state i do enjoy getting other peoples
>perspectives.  We have to connect to each oter as who fans since many
>stations have gone the way Milwaukee has throughout the nation.  One
>positive note to astarting organization is that a club is where you
>still can go to watch Dr. Who when your public service stations don't.
>I enjoy the third doctor and what i have seen of the first.  thank you
>for starting this board up.
>
>ED
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>From: Jeff Elston <elstonj@...>
>Reply-To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>To: UNIT <UNIT-1@onelist.com>
>Subject: [UNIT-1] What next?
>Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1999 19:03:16 -0600
>
>From: Jeff Elston <elstonj@...>
>
>Well, we've all introduced ourselves, so what should we do now?  How
>about which doctor/story/companion is everyone's favorite?  There are
so
>many good ones that it's difficult to say which is my favorite, but I
>would have to say that Planet of Fire is one of my all-time favorites
>and Peter Davison is definitely my favorite Doctor. Also, Tegan or Peri
>would have to be my picks for favorite companion.  How 'bout you guys?
>Jeff
>
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Hi.   I am from Milwaukee, Wi.  and have enjoyed all Doctors for the
last ten years.   Our pbs station does not carry dr who; they dropped it
some 6 years ago. Locally, I belong to the Milwaukee  Time Lords and
while I am not in your state i do enjoy getting other peoples
perspectives.  We have to connect to each oter as who fans since many
stations have gone the way Milwaukee has throughout the nation.  One
positive note to astarting organization is that a club is where you
still can go to watch Dr. Who when your public service stations don't.
I enjoy the third doctor and what i have seen of the first.  thank you
for starting this board up.

ED

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Well, we've all introduced ourselves, so what should we do now?  How
about which doctor/story/companion is everyone's favorite?  There are so
many good ones that it's difficult to say which is my favorite, but I
would have to say that Planet of Fire is one of my all-time favorites
and Peter Davison is definitely my favorite Doctor. Also, Tegan or Peri
would have to be my picks for favorite companion.  How 'bout you guys?
Jeff

Well, since members of the list want to know where everyone lives i'll
tell you.  The Northeast side of Cedar Rapids.

Hi all!  I am a huge Doctor Who fan.  I have been watching for probably
around 10 years.  I am in Omaha, but I am originally from good ol' Fort
Dodge, IA! :-)  I also collect the DW books and videos.  This was a
great idea!  Hope to find that lots of Who fans join!
Jeff

bensonw@... wrote:
>
> From: bensonw@...
>
> I am from Carroll which is between Ames and Omaha. Thanks, Bill, for getting
this started!  Looking forward to hearing from a lot of you all and getting to
meet some new friends and penpals.  This is terrific.
> Molly Benson (alias 'Mama Bear')
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I am from Carroll which is between Ames and Omaha. Thanks, Bill, for getting
this started!  Looking forward to hearing from a lot of you all and getting to
meet some new friends and penpals.  This is terrific.
Molly Benson (alias 'Mama Bear')

Hi, Mike
I am from Carroll area - between Ames and Omaha.  Been watching Doctor
Who for 8 years.  The only other person in my area that I know of that
watches Who is my daughter and she and I usually spend Friday nights
together as a time to just "reconnect" after a long and busy week.
(She is a senior this year.)
I look forward to hearing from more of you DW fans out there and am
enjoying my penpals I have heard from so far.

Way to go, Bill!!!!! Thanks for getting things in motion around here.
You all can email me direct at
     bensonw@...
Look forward to meeting lots of new friends.
Molly Benson (alias 'Mama Bear')
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>From: stinkeye3@...
>To: UNIT-1@onelist.com
>Subject: [UNIT-1] HELLO
>Date: Fri, Mar 19, 1999, 10:41 PM
>

>From: stinkeye3@...
>
>Okay, I joined the list.
>I see there are 7 members so far, myself included. But the list doesn't
>seem to be very active yet.
>Let's get started shall we. Where is everyone located? I am in Hiawatha. I
>was just introduced to Doctor Who about a year to a year and a half ago.
>Lots of stories I haven't seen, lots of books I haven't read :-) I just
>can't get enough. A friend of mine (to whom I've just sent instructions on
>how to join the list) and I get together on a pretty regular basis and view
>tapes of Doctor Who. We have alot of fun and have often spoken of trying to
>get more people to join us. I think this list is a fabulous idea and I'm
>glad to be a part of it. Hope to hear from you others soon.
>Mike Williams
>
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>Ideas on how we can improve ONElist?
>http://www.onelist.com
>Check out the Suggestion Box feature on our new web site
>

Good idea!  This is Bill and I decided to start this list for fellow Who
fans in Iowa and the surrounding states.   So far we have two eastern Iowa
people and one Des Moine area person.  I'd like to keep track of our
geographic center so if everyone can tell me where the live it would be a
great start.

Did everyone donate to IPTV?

Bill








At 04:41 AM 3/20/1999 -0000, you wrote:
>From: stinkeye3@...
>
>Okay, I joined the list.
>I see there are 7 members so far, myself included. But the list doesn't
seem to be very active yet.
>Let's get started shall we. Where is everyone located? I am in Hiawatha. I
was just introduced to Doctor Who about a year to a year and a half ago.
Lots of stories I haven't seen, lots of books I haven't read :-) I just
can't get enough. A friend of mine (to whom I've just sent instructions on
how to join the list) and I get together on a pretty regular basis and view
tapes of Doctor Who. We have alot of fun and have often spoken of trying to
get more people to join us. I think this list is a fabulous idea and I'm
glad to be a part of it. Hope to hear from you others soon.
>Mike Williams
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Ideas on how we can improve ONElist?
>http://www.onelist.com
>Check out the Suggestion Box feature on our new web site
>


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Okay, I joined the list.
I see there are 7 members so far, myself included. But the list doesn't seem to
be very active yet.
Let's get started shall we. Where is everyone located? I am in Hiawatha. I was
just introduced to Doctor Who about a year to a year and a half ago. Lots of
stories I haven't seen, lots of books I haven't read :-) I just can't get
enough. A friend of mine (to whom I've just sent instructions on how to join the
list) and I get together on a pretty regular basis and view tapes of Doctor Who.
We have alot of fun and have often spoken of trying to get more people to join
us. I think this list is a fabulous idea and I'm glad to be a part of it. Hope
to hear from you others soon.
Mike Williams