The change of title music (an original rendition of the Doctor Who theme), though perhaps unnecessary, also paves the way to original incidental music created by Jim Mortimore. This put the whole product in a class above. Similarly, the creative output pulls out the stops with The Doctors' Schooldays, a playlet of four episodes with impressions of all Doctors and more characters besides. Before hearing this, I unhelpfully had this quoted out of context to me repeatedly to my utter confusion. This is not one for the serious, anal Who philosopher, as it plays fast and loose with show's continuity for the sake of an amusing scenario. All the Doctors are at school at once – the Blinovitch Limitation effect isn't in it! A clever idea with the happy anarchy of Spitting Image, then in its infancy. The diversity of the articles shines through particularly on Issue 4: Marvel Comics' Sixth Doctor, overseas filming locations and the deaths of companions being prime examples – subjects seldom discussed in any detail previously. Then there is Robert Franks' frank review of The Daleks' Masterplan. In an era where 60s Who (especially the missing kind) could seemingly do no wrong, this is refreshing to say the least, giving both barrels to the lazy upshot of Dalekmania and the limitations of Terry Nation. Very brave, very honest.