Who knew that Doctor Who knew Mickey Mouse since 1928 or that
the British science fiction franchise almost found a home in
Disneyland's Tomorrowland? Frequent readers of this column know
that I have done some pretty odd things over the years, from
appearing on television game shows to writing Tiny Toons comic
book stories for foreign publishers to providing the voices of
seven different germs for a traveling American Medical
Association puppet show that toured schools and malls for a few
years.   However, even I was surprised when I got an invitation
in October to be a guest speaker at a Doctor Who convention in
Orlando.  Doctor Who is the main character in a long-running
British science-fiction television series of the same name.
Doctor Who is a time-traveling, humanoid-looking alien Time Lord
who, accompanied by an Earth companion (generally an attractive,
intelligent young woman), explores the universe and generally
saves the day in an unorthodox way. His method of transportation
is the TARDIS that from th