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'''Doctor Who''' is a British [[Science Fiction]] series running from 1963 to 1989 and from 2005 to the present. The series is focused around '''[[Doctor (Doctor Who)|The Doctor]]''', an alien being from a civilization known as the Time Lords which explores time and space (generally with a female accomplace) in a vehicle known as TARDIS.
'''Doctor Who''' is a British [[science fiction]] franchise which has existed in various forms since 1963. Central to the franchise is the Doctor Who television series, which originally ran from 1963 to 1989 and was revived in 2005.
 
The series focusses on the [[The Doctor (Doctor Who)|Doctor]], an human-looking alien from a culture known as the [[Time Lord]]s, who travels through space and time in a vehicle called a [[TARDIS]]. In these travels he is usually accompanied by one or more Companions, usually people he meets on his voyages and takes a liking to.
 
A key plot point in the series is the Doctor's '''regeneration''', an ability triggered when he is near death wherein his body rejuvenates into a new form. Originally used as a convenient way of replacing the lead actor, it has allowed the series to continue for decades as new actors fill the role.
 
 
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Doctor Who is a British science fiction franchise which has existed in various forms since 1963. Central to the franchise is the Doctor Who television series, which originally ran from 1963 to 1989 and was revived in 2005.

The series focusses on the Doctor, an human-looking alien from a culture known as the Time Lords, who travels through space and time in a vehicle called a TARDIS. In these travels he is usually accompanied by one or more Companions, usually people he meets on his voyages and takes a liking to.

A key plot point in the series is the Doctor's regeneration, an ability triggered when he is near death wherein his body rejuvenates into a new form. Originally used as a convenient way of replacing the lead actor, it has allowed the series to continue for decades as new actors fill the role.


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