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Radio Free Skaro #163 – Remembering Barry Letts

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Radio Free Skaro #163 – Click here to listen

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The Doctor Who world lost one of its indisputable titans on October 9, 2009, when Barry Letts passed away at the age of 84. Letts was a director, writer, executive producer, and, most notably, producer of Doctor Who from 1970-1974. He was also one of the greatest ambassadors that the programme has ever known. In this episode, actor/comedian and noted fan and unofficial historian of Doctor Who, Toby Hadoke, was kind enough to join us to help us celebrate the legacy of the great Barry Letts.
Show Notes:

- Purchase the soon to be published book “Who & Me”, written by Barry Letts, by following this link
- Barry Letts article on Doctor Who Wiki
- Obituary for Barry Letts at The Guardian, including words from Toby Hadoke
- BBC tribute to Barry Letts
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