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1905:. Indeed, if one counts Steven Moffat's contribution to the second Decalog collection, then about 75% of episodes of the new series were written by people who contributed to the Virgin line. (The same cannot be said of the BBC Books line. In fact, no writer who made their Doctor Who debut on the BBC Books line has written for the new series. The only writers to have contributed to the BBC line and the new series are those who also wrote for the Virgin line—Gatiss, who wrote two BBC books, and Cornell, who wrote one. Several writers from the BBC line have written tie-in novels for the new series, however, including editors 1055:

Troughton and Pertwee eras resulted in many of these books becoming the only way for these "lost" adventures to be experienced prior to the release of soundtracks for those episodes and/or recovery of lost episodes (the Pertwee era, in particular, has been rendered intact since the early 1990s, and several Hartnell and Troughton stories are once again complete). Although novelisations became more elaborate in later years, the early books usually followed a set formula and were for a time restricted to a maximum page length as they were considered children's literature.

2697:, an anthology book featuring K9, was released which was teased as being "the road to TimeQuake". When Bob Baker died in November 2021, the official Twitter page released a statement saying "Bob had recently completed scripts for both a new K9 Film and TV series, which will continue in tribute to Bob and his legacy," but as of March 2024 this was the final message posted on the account and there is no other information available to suggest the project is still active. 6121: 6111: 36: 1599:. These short stories (never more than one magazine page in length) usually focused on an event just prior to a particular novel, or on a character prior to his or her encounter with the Doctor. Some non-novel related short stories titled "Brief Encounters" were also written, including one in which the Seventh Doctor met a future incarnation of himself. (The illustration accompanying this story based the future Doctor on actor 1958:(PDAs) respectively. Although many authors who wrote for the Virgin line returned to write for the BBC series, direct continuity between the two sets of books was discouraged, at least initially. Later, the editors loosened their policy on links between the Virgin and BBC novels, even publishing direct sequels to novels by the other publisher; for example, Justin Richards' 315:(and all British cable television record for a locally produced non-sporting event) high rating of 2.4 million viewers. The first series (Oct '06 – Jan '07) comprised 13 episodes broadcast on BBC Three, and was followed by a second 13-part series (Jan '08 – Apr '08) broadcast on BBC Two. A third series was written as a five-part mini-series titled 1704:" which were shorter stories (generally less than one hundred pages) intended to promote literacy in younger readers. The cover formats were the same as that for the New Series Adventures, however the books are published in paperbacks and do not have the same international distribution as the hardcovers. The first Quick Reads release was 2382:

format and ran a series of annuals called doctor who storybooks from 2005-2009 featuring the current companion/s at the time and the ninth and tenth doctor and in 2005 the first annual to feature the Ninth Doctor and Rose Tyler was printed by Panini but in 2006 it began to be printed by Penguin Books

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Both during the main run of the series from 1963 to 1989 and after its cancellation, numerous novels, comic strips, comic books and other material were generated based on the characters and situations introduced in the show. These spin-offs continued to be produced even without a television series to

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on trial for sexism. If it is found to be sexist, then it will be removed from history. None of the actors who had played the part of the Doctor took part. The "evidence" for the trial consists of short clips of interviews of some of the Doctor's female companions. Katy Manning (Jo Grant) and Sophie

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In 2004, the BBC almost halved the frequency of publication from 22 books a year (one EDA and one PDA per month) to 12, each release now coming out once every other month. When the new television series began in 2005, the EDAs came to an end, with future novels featuring the Eighth Doctor to be part

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by Kenneth Muir) describe the plot of the novel rather than the original serial due to the fact the original serial is one of the many that were lost. Also, when Target launched the novelisation line, there was no inkling that ultimately more than 150 of the show's storylines would be adapted; as a

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2007; the full series started on 24 September 2007, consisting of two-part serials with half-hour individual episodes. Five series were produced altogether, the first four series consisting of twelve episodes each; the fifth series was truncated with only six episodes having been produced before

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Most of these novelisations contained minimal amounts of original material and were (usually) adapted closely from the shooting scripts, with the intent of the books being souvenirs of previously aired shows in the pre-VCR era; the decision by the BBC to delete many episodes from the Hartnell,

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novels. As for Saward's two Dalek serials, Target Books was unable to come to an agreement which would satisfy both Eric Saward and Terry Nation's estate for the novelisations. Virgin tried again at a later date and authors were assigned for both books, but again an agreement was not reached.

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Beginning in 2012, hardback books featuring past Doctors are being published, though at a much reduced rate compared with the pre-2005 output. The books are longer, in a larger format, and written by (or in once case, adapted from earlier work by) prominent science fiction authors. As of the

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began with three Ninth Doctor novels in May 2005. Another three Ninth Doctor novels followed, after which the series continued in 2006 with original novels featuring the Tenth Doctor. As of the fall of 2007 there is no indication of any future novels being planned featuring the Ninth Doctor.

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books in paperback), the BBC chose not to renew Telos's licence, and the series ended in March 2004, having completed 15 novellas featuring the Doctor. Prior to losing the license, a small number of Telos releases were re-issued in paperback form (albeit in a larger format than the BBC Books

3584:" ran in and around the new BBC developments in Media City. This was an interactive play, aimed at children, where the actors lead the audience through the set, with set-piece events occurring at various points. It featured filmed footage of the Eleventh Doctor, and weeping angels. 1545:, but both contradict the series and many other stories on the subject. There were also stories in newspapers and comics, storybooks and even serials published on confectionery wrappers and trading cards. In 1979, Nation wrote "Daleks: The Secret Invasion", a novella included in 906:, a 90-minute special that could possibly become an annual event—was cancelled by Davies at a late stage of its development. He considered it to be "a spin-off too far", despite the production having been commissioned and budgeted by the controller of BBC One. 3695:

as the Master. This differed from the previous webcasts in that it was specifically an audio-visual experience and not an audio adventure: it was fully animated to broadcast standard (although the webcast version was slightly simplified for that medium) by

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Aldred (Ace) are brought through time and space to testify in court. Former writers and producers such as Terrance Dicks and John Nathan-Turner are cross examined through video interviews on their part in making the show "sexist". There are no clips from

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who are identified as the Doctor's grandchildren. Their place within established continuity has challenged fans ever since, although attempts have been made to reconcile their existence in various spin-off fiction venues.

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The comic strip has usually featured the current Doctor in a series of adventures independent of the novels and the audios, and with another companion, though several crossovers with the worlds of the audio and literary

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is that many of the television writers and stars have been directly involved in the production of spin-offs. For example, it has become common for a former television actor to reprise their character for an audio play.

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video productions but production companies have been able to license individual characters and alien races from the show directly from the writers who created them, and feature them in adventures of their own.

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Although all of these adventures were intended as purely audio and were later released on CD, as webcasts they were accompanied by a slideshow of partially animated illustrations drawn by artist Lee Sullivan.

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by Douglas Adams (not originally completed for broadcast after television production was postponed in 1979, but completed with narration for video, then remade as a webcast in 2003) was finally released by

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opening a hole in time, cycling the Doctor and his companions through his previous incarnations and menacing them with monsters from the show's past. It also featured a crossover with the soap opera

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stories. Although much of the material in these strips directly contradicted what was shown on television later, concepts such as the Daleks' use of humanoid duplicates and the design of the

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The BBC began releasing two new novels every two months, one featuring the ongoing adventures of the Eighth Doctor and the other an "untold" story of an earlier Doctor, referred to as the

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was successfully brought back to television in 2005, but for many years there were no plans to novelise episodes from the 21st century version of the programme. Instead, the BBC published

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CD with interactive content, including an option to view the illustrations as well as other bonus material such as cast and crew interviews that were originally available online.

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on compact disc, with one released every month. Big Finish have also produced a limited-run series of audio plays based around one of the Doctor's former television companions,

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commissioned the writers of the various original novels under Virgin's New and Missing Adventures lines (see below) to write short pieces entitled "Preludes" which were run in

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released further series of "old" material, firstly audio versions of Doctor Who stage plays from the 1960s to 1980s. This was followed by the "lost" season 23 featuring the

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comic magazine. The BBC also published a number of Dalek Annuals which contained a mixture of comic strips and prose short stories, and, in later volumes, reprints of the

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book published under the Target imprint. (The Target logo was retained for later reprints and intermittent new titles up to 1994 and was by this time used exclusively for

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had identified the need for original material to complement the few stories there were left to be novelised. The first four New Adventures were a single story arc called

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as the thirteenth Doctor. A second, six-episode season aired in late 2023 with Dawson once again writing the show and Craggs, Chimimba and Holly Quin-Ankrah returning.

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comic until May 1979 when the last installment of the strip appeared'. Both the First and Second Doctors were, for a time, shown travelling with two youngsters named

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in London for several months starting in March 1989. This musical play paired the Doctor with a set of new companions in a battle against not only the Daleks but the

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franchise and did not feature the Doctor. Decalog 4 concentrated on the family of Roz Forrester—a companion introduced in the NAs—over a thousand-year time span.

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and after an experimental webcasting of this pilot generated over a million page hits, the rest of the episodes were produced and webcast. The serial featured

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line of original novels in 1991, it also published several additional novelisations both on their own and under the Missing Adventures label. These were two

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Some contributors to these independent productions in the 1990s later contributed to the television series after its return. They include writer/performers

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Despite Death Comes to Time's award-winning success, political wrangling behind the scenes meant the next two serials made specially for webcasts were by

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and based upon serials commissioned for but never produced for the cancelled 1985–1986 season. Again, only three books were published, the first being

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spin-off fiction appeared in children's annuals from 1964, and over the years many short stories, novellas and full-length novels have been published.

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BBV is also known for a number of productions that, while not using any elements from the show itself, tell a similar style of story and feature ex-

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who had been the first companion created specifically for literature, rather than for television. These books (sometimes referred to informally as

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franchise and became (depending upon the source of information) either too busy or too expensive (or both). Adams would later recycle elements of

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in his first appearance as the character since 1981), and more than a dozen former companions. Not meant to be taken seriously, the story had the

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annuals in 1985. But when annuals were brought back in 2005 more annual comics and short stories were published and continue to be as of 27/4/24

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The first spin-off attempt that actually reached the production stage appeared in 1981, when a 50-minute pilot episode for a series to be called

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comic and other titles published by Marvel UK; these include the froglike Venusian businessman Josiah Dogbolter and the robotic bounty hunter

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all had a chance to play the character. Richard E. Grant would go on to play another unofficial incarnation of the Doctor for the webcast of

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The initial three novelisations had been published in various editions both inside and outside the United Kingdom (editions appeared in the

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over the 1974–75 Christmas season and was expected to tour England until April 1975. However, the tour was cancelled at the eleventh hour.

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result, there are numerous continuity gaps between early Target books and the scripts and/or later published novelisations; one example is

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One of those spin-offs will be based on military research organization UNIT and will star Redgrave as Kate Stewart, BBC sources confirmed.

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Comic strip adventures of the Doctor appeared almost from the beginning of the television series. The first phase has become known as the

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Virgin, meanwhile, continued the New Adventures line for several years afterward, focusing upon the Doctor's former assistant, Professor

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was written but no pilot film was ever produced. Years later, an outline of the story (which would have featured at least one character,

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series, chronicling the childhood of the Doctor. Russell T Davies vetoed this concept, saying "somehow, the idea of a fourteen-year-old

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Films and Audio Books that use elements that are very close to Doctor Who, but the names were changed to keep the BBC at bay (video:

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A second Children in Need special, but one that was part of the series' continuity, was produced for the charity's 2005 appeal. This

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mythos, and Grant was, for a brief time, touted as the New Doctor. However, with the announcement of the new BBC television series,

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would be cast as Charlie. On 7 September 2017, BBC Three controller Damian Kavanagh confirmed that the series had been cancelled.

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A third Children in Need special, but one that was part of the series' continuity, was produced for the charity's 2007 appeal. "

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Adams' stories were never novelised, reportedly because he wanted to do the job himself. However, soon after his tenure with

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support them and helped keep the show alive in the minds of its fans and the public until the programme was revived in 2005.

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over the December 1965 to January 1966 Christmas theatre season. Whitaker's play was intended to link the televised serials

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in 1994, which not only featured the reappearance of one of the series' most famous monsters, but also starred series alums

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initially starred in the play for the first half of its run, reprising the Third Doctor. For the second half of the run,

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is just one year younger than the television series on which it is based. The strip appeared almost every week: first in

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series that explores possibilities contrary to the established mythos (for instance, "What if the Doctor had never left

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In the middle of 2003, BBCi initiated plans to bring webcast production back in-house, producing the all-new adventure

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since 1995 and continues to produce new comic strip adventures. Panini has reprinted many of the early DWM strips in

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also featured a picture of the redesigned K-9 for the animated series. Each episode will be 30 minutes long, made by

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on television, especially between the show's cancellation in 1989 and its return in 2005, was partly answered by

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into their own series, but this was not taken forward on television (although it has been produced on audio).

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episodes, but have also included serials from the 1970s and 1980s. There were also two further radio dramas:

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Short stories also appeared in other venues such as two anniversary specials produced by the editors of the

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stars in roles similar to those they played in the series; these include a direct-to-video series starring

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provided a more detailed look at Lethbridge-Stewart's family and legacy than had ever been seen before.

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publishing outside of the BBC, with the first two BBC-published novels released in June that same year.

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Since the release of the last published book by Target in 1994, six titles remained as yet unpublished:

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confirmed, following past rumours, that K-9 would be featured in a 26-part animated children's series,

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has generated many hundreds of products related to the show since its beginnings in the 1960s, from

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produced in the mid-1990s was novelised, as were several non BBC spin-off video productions such as

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also appeared on television in the form of special one-off productions to benefit charity. In 1993,

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The Comic Strip Companion: The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Doctor Who in Comics: 1964-1979

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This entry mainly concentrates on "official" spin-offs, that is to say, material sanctioned by the

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and Mark Wright and illustrated by Bryan Coyle was produced as a spin-off from Scott and Wright's

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have been produced over the years. The first, in 1976, was a children's audio adventure entitled

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as Troughton-era companion Victoria Waterfield. More of a nostalgia trip for fans than anything,

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became the first to be commissioned as a full television series. In contrast to its parent show,

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is the first spin-off novel to be referred to in the television series — in the episode "

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which were original works focusing on the Doctor's former assistants. The first two books were

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Peel, John and Terry Nation: (1988). The Official Doctor Who & the Daleks Book. New York:

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Peel, John and Terry Nation: (1988). The Official Doctor Who & the Daleks Book. New York:

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Peel, John and Terry Nation: (1988). The Official Doctor Who & the Daleks Book. New York:

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The earliest original Doctor Who fiction were short stories that appeared in the official BBC

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included an ending that completely contradicted the scripted ending of the televised serial.

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on the series a decade earlier, published in October 1986. Other novels would have featured

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Later novelisations tended to be included as part of the original novel series from Virgin.

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In 1989, Target launched another short-lived series of "original" novels, this time titled

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At the height of "Dalekmania" in the 1960s, a comic strip featuring the Daleks written by

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later obtained a license to produce hardback short story anthologies and appropriated the

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The Daleks also play a major role in the first produced stageplay to feature the Doctor.

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In 2018, BBC Books began a line adaptations of episodes from the 21st-century revival of

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and revolves around a team investigating alien activities and crime. The series features

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Europe and London-based distribution unit Park Entertainment. According to a report in

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published comics most years from the first annual in 1965 until they ceased producing

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and Lucie Miller were broadcast on BBC7 in 2009, having first been released on CD by

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was among several shows cancelled by BBC Three to free up space for new programming.

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in 1979, but abandoned halfway through filming back then due to a BBC staff strike.

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In July 2011, as part of the Manchester International Festival, a live production "

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and new companion Lucie Miller began airing on BBC7 on 31 December 2006. These are

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After years of only novelisations being published, the first full-length original

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In the 1990s, the BBC began issuing the soundtracks of serials from the 1960s on

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By 1994, when the final Target book was published, all but six of the broadcast

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novelisations became something of a tradition beginning in the early 1970s when

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refers to material created outside of, but related to, the long-running British

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movie for theatrical release, the script for which was worked on for a time by

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also featured the Daleks' enemies the Mechanoids, the spherical robots seen in

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The adventures were originally intended to be an official continuation of the

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attempted to launch a US-produced serialised series focusing on the Daleks. A

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with new coloring. Subsequently, this was split into two publications titled

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fiction have been spun off into series of their own, such as the comic book

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by Tony Attwood, published in July 1986 based upon the character played by

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was published by Marvel, characters occasionally crossed over between the

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novels were released in April 1997, bringing to an end almost 25 years of

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Sladen's death in 2011, as a result of which the programme was cancelled.

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In 1985, during a period when the series was on a sabbatical at the BBC,

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and the Space Security Service in stories set prior to her death while.

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was a co-production between the BBC and the US cable television network

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was aired. It focused on the adventures of former Doctor Who companions

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in 2001. The first episode had been made for, and then turned down by,

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title; Big Finish has also published short story collections featuring

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and many other special publications and annuals which include comics.

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annuals, which were published from 1964 to 1985 (and later revived by

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audio dramas, and contained a number of unofficial references to the

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ended, the author had gained considerable popularity because of his

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spin-offs which makes them different from many spin-offs from other

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productions by various companies. The BBC has never authorised any

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but their logo didn’t appear on the annuals until the 2016 annual.

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In the climate of renewed interest in the series that followed the

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as a future incarnation of the Doctor in his final battle with the

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Trailers for BBC 7 broadcasts are currently linked from this page.

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reprised their roles from the live-action television series while

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Lofficier, Jean-Marc: (1991). Doctor Who: The Terrestrial Index:

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Lofficier, Jean-Marc: (1991). Doctor Who: The Terrestrial Index:

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in the series, and he reprised the role for the play, along with

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were released in the mid-1960s, loosely adapted on the first two

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Films that have no connection to Doctor Who besides the actors:

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magazine, the BBC opted out of involvement in order to focus on

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There was some discussion about spinning off the characters of

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as the Ninth Doctor. Plans for further webcasts were shelved.

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in the early to mid-1970s. In the 1990s, Reeltime distributed

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and the comics have occurred. Creators who have worked on the

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The first attempt to produce a spin-off television series for

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series and her adventures would be continued in audio form by

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as the "Master of Karn", several years before he worked with

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spin-offs were in the works. One spin-off is centered around

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have also produced many the spin-off publications including

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range settled into a mixture of standalone and arc stories.

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and webcast over five weeks in November and December 2003.

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revived the novelisations concept for the spin-off series,

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on 22 October 2016. The eight-episode series is written by

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On 1 October 2015 the BBC announced a new spin-off titled,

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in 2005, the show was accompanied by a documentary series,

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Doctor Who: Resurrection of the Daleks (Target Collection)

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as Dr. Who, a human scientist who invents a time machine,

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Dalek comic strips, illustrated annuals and graphic novels

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Telos has subsequently launched a new series of novellas,

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Produced by AudioGo, a Tenth Doctor story, 'Dead Air' by

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From 1987 to 1994, the Daltenreys group, George Dugdale,

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received a novel series of his own from Arcbeatle Press,

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as Olive Hawthorne, who made her original appearance in

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Companies who have released videos of this kind include

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based upon a character created for Lance Parkin's novel

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Moore & Reppion on “Doctor Who: Whispering Gallery”

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Doctor Who and the Daleks in the Seven Keys to Doomsday

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played Lisa Deranne, captain of the solar racing yacht

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releases) following a separate agreement with the BBC.

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serials had been novelised, as well as a radio serial (

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were first published in the mid-1960s, the first being

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content, would release spin-offs, with the first being

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in this play, which takes place immediately after the

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to reprise their TV roles for a new production called

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An early Dalek Annual featured the Doctor's companion

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series was produced by the Canadian animation company

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announced their intention to publish a new series of

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comic strip, writes: 'First launched in the pages of

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was a sequel to his earlier Virgin Missing Adventure

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The "Flood Barriers" feature in the trade paperback

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The Timeline Of A Time Lord: Lee talks "Doctor Who"

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For two performances during Pertwee's tenure, 3438:and directed by Mick Hughes and ran at London's 2149:comic strips. Paul Scoones, an historian of the 1693:In 2006, BBC Books launched an annual series of 1179:(as one section of a larger original novel) and 1043:), which has the distinction of being the final 937:Dr. Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks 386:. During the second series, an animated serial, 335:. The fourth series premiered on 8 July 2011 on 194: 1875:were joined in 1994 by a companion series (the 867:in the 1980s, but the series was not produced. 562:On 30 October 2023, it was announced that "The 4874: 4853: 4545: 4477:Adams, Douglas; Goss, James (5 January 2017). 3386:has been adapted several times for the stage. 2493:It was announced Tony Lee in February 2009 at 2274:. This began as a Marvel comic under the name 1516:and as annuals by the BBC in 2005). A 45-page 1477:and published in 2015 and 2017, respectively. 1185:, adding an air of official sanction to them. 1154:, which—along with another radio novelisation 1111:that differed from later original novels, and 827:. The US Dalek pilot was released on audio by 583: 456:, aired along with the fourth series in 2010. 4981: 4832: 4811: 4406:"Outpost Gallifrey: Doctor Who RSS News Feed" 2904:in which the "Time Assizes" (Time Lords) put 2821:, whose shakedown cruise is interrupted by a 2159:in November 1964, the comic strip version of 1499: 1388:serials. This included an unproduced serial, 825:The Official Doctor Who & the Daleks Book 507:, to be written by Bob Baker. The article in 275:as an "adult" programme to be broadcast post- 242:; these edited versions were included on the 4683: 4182: 4151: 2666:and John Humphreys, also tried to develop a 2497:that Tony Leewould write an ongoing series. 2076:A number of characters created for original 1074:A Critical Guide to Doctor Who on Television 750:, and filled in a gap between the episodes " 719:, and filled in a gap between the episodes " 4298: 3827: 3506:Recall UNIT (or, The Great Tea Bag Mystery) 2839:as Brigadier (Ret.) Lethbridge-Stewart and 1037:, and even a 1976 children's story record ( 799:List of unmade Doctor Who serials and films 4988: 4974: 4388:"New Target novel collection in July 2020" 4208: 3856: 3711:was relegated to non-official status, and 3614:reprising his role as the Seventh Doctor. 3512:. The play was directed and co-written by 3243:. A second series of audios featuring the 2952:Do You Have A Licence To Save This Planet? 2106:books, based on the characters created by 580:which first premiered on 1 November 2023. 5198: 4765: 4499: 4476: 4450: 3528:. The Daleks once again returned, as did 1582:were published after Virgin had lost the 771:the 2011 Comic Relief Red Nose Day appeal 120:Learn how and when to remove this message 4901: 4672:DOCTOR WHO REGENERATES WITH TITAN COMICS 4656:NYCC '09 - IDW - Dr Who Monthly and More 4438:"Doctor Who Online - News & Reviews" 4157: 4054: 3161:audio dramas are being broadcast on the 3157:?"). From 6 August 2005, several of the 2877:. In November 2016 they want to release 5814:Zygon: When Being You Just Isn't Enough 4713:"RSD 2022 Doctor Who Dead Air Vinyl LP" 4575:"CCI: IDW Stands for "It's Doctor Who"" 4304: 4028: 3971: 3800: 3592:A series of audio plays have also been 3532:whose recorded voice allowed Brigadier 2942:as "The Dominie". In later episodes of 2916:Zygon: When Being You Just Isn't Enough 2825:attack squad furiously searching for a 2260:and related publications (1979–present) 1682:, featuring characters created for the 1426:has made his scripts available online. 1392:(written 1963–1964, published 1992) by 1293:(a later released novel by Eric Saward) 651:Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death 544:. In March 2016, it was announced that 14: 6138: 4791: 4572: 4188: 3139:, under licence from the BBC, began a 2513:inedited stories featuring the Tenth, 2298:strip include such notables as writer 2278:in 1979, which soon changed its title 2236:would later appear in the series. The 1564:-based short story anthologies titled 1522:Doctor Who and the Invasion from Space 1273:(a later released novel by James Goss) 873:originally expressed an interest in a 476:2008 series as the Doctor's daughter, 27:Works tied to British sci-fi TV series 4969: 4792:Mensah, Katelyn (11 September 2023). 4737: 4624:Tony Lee and The Doctors in the House 4055:Dela Paz, Maggie (9 September 2020). 3938: 3878: 3833: 3289:-related audio mini-series including 2268:characters, appeared in the pages of 2137:Polystyle-era comic strip (1964–1979) 1700:as part of the government-sponsored " 356:. Series 1 was presented by CBBC and 4029:Jeffrey, Morgan (7 September 2017). 3491:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 2900:In 1998 a video was released called 2733:(who have also released a number of 2441:respectively. A second mini-series, 2051:By far, the most prolific writer of 1484:as part of "The Target Collection". 1215:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 1069:The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve 417:, created for a younger audience on 58:adding citations to reliable sources 29: 4500:Fullerton, Huw (15 November 2017). 3541:Doctor Who – The Ultimate Adventure 3446:played an alternate version of the 3415:and elements later appeared in the 3348:, a ten-episode podcast written by 3132:were first broadcast on BBC Radio. 2913:in the video. In 2008 the BBV film 1941:The Adventures of Benny Summerfield 1487: 1072:. Some guide books (notably 1999's 271:was initially conceived by creator 24: 5772:Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans 4366: 3647:in a script originally written by 3064:Many audio productions based upon 2798:Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans 2318:, which was also the publisher of 1735:Turlough and the Earthlink Dilemma 1312:was published on 15 March 2012 by 1169:, a second radio serial featuring 1079:Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon 789:and did not have any guest stars. 339:in the US and on July 14, 2011 on 25: 6157: 5037:Christmas and New Year's specials 4941: 4691:. HarperCollins. pp. 76–77. 4525: 4342:"Doctor Who spin-off 'cancelled'" 3577:toured in arenas across Britain. 3389:The earliest such production was 2725:(also known for the long-running 2570:Two short-lived spin-off series, 425:as the Doctor's former companion 240:Doctor Who Confidential: Cut Down 6120: 6119: 6109: 5519:Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. 4902:Hickling, Alfred (3 July 2011). 4738:Hogan, Micahel (29 April 2022). 4674:, Titan Comics, January 21, 2014 4573:Renaud, Jeffrey (27 July 2007). 3836:"Torchwood scores digital first" 3834:Deans, Jason (23 October 2006). 3801:Burrell, Ian (17 October 2005). 3767: 2843:as Sarah Jane Smith, along with 2787:that featured UNIT battling the 2634:Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. 2132:List of Doctor Who comic stories 1974:of the PDA range. A new line of 1537:. The first of these (1973) was 1192:published a novelisation of the 1142:stories from the Troughton era, 921:List of Doctor Who novelisations 914: 909: 859:The concept art for an animated 625:was produced for the benefit of 159:British Broadcasting Corporation 34: 5731:Big Finish spin-off audio plays 4895: 4785: 4766:Fullerton, Huw (8 April 2022). 4759: 4731: 4705: 4677: 4665: 4649: 4633: 4617: 4601: 4566: 4557: 4519: 4493: 4470: 4444: 4430: 4416: 4398: 4380: 4360: 4334: 4266: 4229: 4158:Goldbart, Max (15 March 2023). 4125: 4099: 4074: 4048: 4022: 4008: 3972:Sherwin, Adam (24 April 2006). 3666:was also released as a special 3571:From October to November 2010, 3374:joined the second season cast. 2829:infiltrator. Another spin-off, 2524: 2500: 2437:, a six-issue mini-series, and 2199: 1782:. 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London. Archived from 3811:. London. Archived from 3582:The Crash of the Elysium 3377: 3264:the Trial of a Time Lord 3049: 3042:and novelist/modelmaker 2795:also wrote and produced 2751:soldier who appeared on 2700: 2647:, with early companions 2593: 2374:, which is now owned by 1952:Eighth Doctor Adventures 1838:began in July 1991 with 1334:Revelation of the Daleks 1290:Revelation of the Daleks 1124:The Trial of a Time Lord 449:Sarah Jane's Alien Files 261:, a new spin-off titled 4923:1988 WH Allen, London. 3412:Dalek Invasion of Earth 3392:The Curse of the Daleks 3266:. The second season of 3147:, as well as a limited 3124:(1996), both featuring 2461:, together with artist 2014:The ninth Doctor novel 1742:in the early 1980s and 1589:Also during the 1990s, 1338:The Doctor Who TV Movie 1145:The Power of the Daleks 1130:After Virgin began its 831:in 2010 as part of the 721:The Parting of the Ways 701:7-minute "mini-episode" 343:in the United Kingdom. 246:DVD releases. 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