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“How the Growing Popularity of the English Who-niverse Effected American TV” with Dr.

You can find these talks using the links below. Tegan first appears in the Fourth Doctors last serial, Logopolis. This is the 4th talk on various aspects of Doctor Who that Dr. Tegan Jovanka was the Doctors companion from Logopolis to the Resurrection of the Daleks. Welch teaches in the IGE (Interdisciplinary General Education) program. That’s something visually that made them happy.įeminism in the Whoniverse was presented at the Cal Poly Pomona University Library where Dr. I will say, it kind of interesting that the uniform and the idea that a woman in uniform - a person in uniform - is someone of power. Not an entirely, you know, super-intellectual job. On the way to Heathrow Airport for her first day as an air stewardess, Tegans car gets a puncture.

She gets trained to do all kinds of important things of there’s a crash and what not, but that’s the job we find ourselves giving the female in this period. Doctor Who Vintage 1980s Button - Tegan Jovanka (Janet Fielding) Produced by Glenwood Distributors in 1983/84 - this is a BBC licensed Button - Badge.

My friend has that job but even she says to me, “It’s pretty much Denny’s waitressing in the sky.” Now, it’s not. She’s not the pilot, right? She’s not even a military woman. That’s the coolest job we can give a woman. However, the best job that we can give her in this period is she’s a flight attendent. Tegan appeared in 19 stories (64 episodes). An Australian airline stewardess and a native of Brisbane who was a companion of the Fourth and Fifth Doctors, she was a regular in the programme from 1981 to 1984.

#Tegan dr who series#

The only one we’re going to see in the course of the show. Tegan Jovanka is a fictional character played by Janet Fielding in the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. She reviews each of the Doctor’s female companions and speaks on how they are represented in the program and how they represented the women of their respective periods. Rosanne Welch ( ) speaks on “Feminism in the Whoniverse” of Doctor Who, the BBC television program now in its 50th year. Watch this entire presentation – Doctor Who: Feminism in the Whoniverse with Dr.