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* [[Speculative Fiction]], most notably ''[[Doctor Who]]''. Although the BBC made hardly any in-house SF or fantasy between the cancellation of the original ''[[Doctor Who]]'' in 1989 and its revival in 2005, according to rumour because of executive hostility to the genre. The only significant SFFH show made in that time was ''[[Red Dwarf]]'', which may have survived because of [[Misaimed Fandom]] on the part of the executives who thought it was laughing '''at''' the genre and its fans. |
* [[Speculative Fiction]], most notably ''[[Doctor Who]]''. Although the BBC made hardly any in-house SF or fantasy between the cancellation of the original ''[[Doctor Who]]'' in 1989 and its revival in 2005, according to rumour because of executive hostility to the genre. The only significant SFFH show made in that time was ''[[Red Dwarf]]'', which may have survived because of [[Misaimed Fandom]] on the part of the executives who thought it was laughing '''at''' the genre and its fans. |
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** Some American [[Speculative Fiction]] imports including ''[[Star Trek]]'' (apart from ''[[Enterprise]]''), ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' and ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]''. |
** Some American [[Speculative Fiction]] imports including ''[[Star Trek]]'' (apart from ''[[Enterprise]]''), ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' and ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]''. |
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** One of the BBC's indirect contributions to the world of [[Speculative Fiction]] deserves mention too. In 1997 the Radio 4 arts reporters took quite a shine to this [[Harry Potter and |
** One of the BBC's indirect contributions to the world of [[Speculative Fiction]] deserves mention too. In 1997 the Radio 4 arts reporters took quite a shine to this [[Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (novel)|new children's fantasy novel]] and played some part in popularising it. |
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* Comedy (often risk-taking, ground-breaking and highly influential, like ''[[Monty Python]]''). This includes the entire [[Panel Show]] genre. |
* Comedy (often risk-taking, ground-breaking and highly influential, like ''[[Monty Python]]''). This includes the entire [[Panel Show]] genre. |
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* Natural History series, often narrated by [[David Attenborough]]. |
* Natural History series, often narrated by [[David Attenborough]]. |