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Here in Maryland both the old series and new series of Doctor Who are vertually unknown and unpopular. Why is it that It's well know on the West Coast ant only few people know it exists on the East Coast?

 marifrances posted over a year ago
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DalekSec said:
This isn't really an answer, but just wanted to say I'm from Maryland and I'm a RABID fan. Although I haven't seen much of the old series.
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posted over a year ago 
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Were in Maryland? I'm in Glen Burnie.
marifrances posted over a year ago
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The original series ran in the Carolinas and Georgia in the 80s but since it aired mostly late at night not many people in my home state knew of it
jarik posted over a year ago
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It was the same here, it ran on PBS but so late at night that it was never heard of.
marifrances posted over a year ago
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I loved the 4th Doctor. :o)
marifrances posted over a year ago
Shepard14 said:
Well, I am a Fan of Doctor, and I live in Delaware! The old ones are best with Tom Baker. My WHOLE FAMILY loves them and we are surprised to see so many ppl like the older ones!
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posted over a year ago 
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Were has everybody been hiding out at? LOL!
marifrances posted over a year ago
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*SQUEAL* U LIKE TOM BAKER!!! OMG Where have u been in my life!! :P
Shepard14 posted over a year ago
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Awesome!
Shepard14 posted over a year ago
mokenilworth said:
I live in Cleveland,Ohio. I know a few people who watch the show. And it's popular enough for Borders to carry the books, magazine and new series on DVD. Actually our library carries the DVDs, but I can never see them on the shelves. Guess it is popular here. Most people I tell I like Doctor Who have never heard of it though.
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Kind of what it's like here, most people I've tried to tell about Doctor Who don't know what I'm talking about. as for ther local Borders, the Doctor Who novels are limited.
marifrances posted over a year ago
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