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	Doctor Who: Regeneration From: HarperCollins Format: Softcover Author: Philip Segal w/Gary Russell Release Date: August, 2001 Our Price: $9.95 Quantity in Cart: None Shipping Weight: 1.63 pounds 53 available for immediate delivery
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Doctor Who was voted in 1998 as the most popular drama series ever produced by the BBC, a result which shocked its critics and embarrassed the corporation which had cancelled the 35-year-old series nearly ten years before. In its time it enjoyed enormous popularity and was sold to 87 different countries. Today it retains a hugely loyal cult following, even amongst children who are too young to remember Saturday teatimes before the age of the home video. But in the wilderness years of the 1990s, there had been one glimmer of hope — the TV movie starring Paul McGann as the eighth Doctor, which it had been hoped would spawn a new era for the programme. This book chronicles the BBC's seven-year struggle since cancelling the series in 1989 to develop it as a US co-production. It offers a glimpse in microcosm of the politics of television and the BBC in the 1990s, as well as the creative development hell.
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Robert From Lindenhurst, NY 06/20/2007 An excellent look at the making of this unique entry in Dr Who history. The photos are gorgeous as well, for example showing more of that lovely TARDIS set then we ever got to see on-screen. Very insightful words from those behind the scenes, as well.