Why is Times New Roman not displaying correctly in Illustrator CS5?

Alright, so I'm running Windows 7 64-bit and Illustrator CS5.
Times New Roman Regular does not display correctly on my machine when using Illustrator CS5, but Bold, Italic, Italic Bold display just fine. Times New Roman does display correctly in every other program I use. InDesign, Word, etc. I've attached a screenshot to show what I mean. Please help!

Hi,
I have an absolutely same bug - looks like font substitute
I had reinstall font family - no changes. Win 8.1 Illustrator CC.

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