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Diary marker The Tardis is set to land at the National Space Centre in Leicester next week for a Doctor Who exhibition that will run from November 13 to January 6.

The Tardis: Oooo-eee-ooooo © BBC 1963, Courtesy of BBC Worldwide

Visitors to the exhibition will be able to see characters and props from the series, including the truly terrifying Screaming Angels ("whatever you do, don't close your eyes..."). The Daleks will also be making an appearance (interactively, dontcha know) as will the psychotic Cybermen.

Once you've made your way past all these villains, you will have to confront The Master.

There will also be exhibits from the Christmas Special, the organisers say, once the programme has aired and we are safely into 2008.

No word on celebrity appearances, so whatever your feelings about Catherine Tate (leave it...) you'll probably find something to enjoy. ®

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Bigger show

Go to the permanent exhibition in Cardiff, It has buttons to press!

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In November?

Bah! I won't be able to make it over there in November!

Don't get me wrong - while I enjoy looking at Billie Piper's (or whoever the current Who tottie is) bits - it's just a tv program. The reason I want to go to the exhibition is to spot the "Linux is God", "Apple makes you a retard", "America is the antichrist" social giants who populate these hallowed pages.

/flame off

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but which Master?

Roger Delgado or Anthony Ainley? the child who jumped up and down as if he had ADHD in the recent mockery of Dr Who surely can't be counted as a *proper* portrayal of the Master? I'd rather have Eric Roberts, even if he is an effin' Yank!

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