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The Last Days<br>
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The Witch Hunters<br>
[[The Last Days]]<br>
City at World's End<br>
[[The Witch Hunters]]<br>
Venusian Lullaby<br>
[[City at World's End]]<br>
The Book of Shadows<br>
[[Venusian Lullaby (MA novel)|Venusian Lullaby]]<br>
The Nine-Day-Queen<br>
[[The Book of Shadows]]<br>
The True and Indisputable Facts in the case of the Ram's Skull<br>
[[The Nine-Day-Queen]]<br>
A Long Night<br>
[[The True and Indisputable Facts in the Case of the Ram's Skull]]<br>
Byzantium!<br>
[[A Long Night]]<br>
Romans Cutaway<br>
[[Byzantium!]]<br>
The Eleventh Tiger<br>
[[Romans Cutaway]]<br>
The Plotters<br>
[[The Eleventh Tiger]]<br>
The Face of The Enemy
[[The Plotters]]<br>
[[The Face of The Enemy]]<br>
[[Matrix (PDA novel)|Matrix]](cameo)
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Revision as of 16:31, 10 May 2005

Barbara Wright is one of the earliest companions to travel with the Doctor. Before meeting the Doctor, Barbara was a History Teacher at Coal Hill School, in 1960's London.

Barbara Wright
First Televised Story: An Unearthly Child
Last Televised Story: The Chase
Other Stories: Time and Relative (cameo)

The Sorcerer's Apprentice
The Last Days
The Witch Hunters
City at World's End
Venusian Lullaby
The Book of Shadows
The Nine-Day-Queen
The True and Indisputable Facts in the Case of the Ram's Skull
A Long Night
Byzantium!
Romans Cutaway
The Eleventh Tiger
The Plotters
The Face of The Enemy
Matrix(cameo)

Actress: Jacqueline Hill


Character Description

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Barbara Wright stands holding a Text Book

Barbara Wright was one of Susan Foreman's teachers at Coal Hill School, London. When Susan displays a keen interest in History, and Barbara loans her a book about the French Revolution. On returning the book Susan comments that it is full of inaccuracies. Finding this odd, Barbara asks Susan how many shillings are in the pound, she is astonished to find that the teenager doesn't know. This strange knowledge intrigues Barbara, and talking with a fellow teacher, Ian Chesterton, she finds that she is not the only person who has noticed something odd about this pupil. One evening, as school is finishing, Ian and Barbara decide to follow Susan home. They are concerened about her, and curious. When they see Susan enter I.M. Foreman's junkyard in Totter's Lane, the two school teachers become more concerned for Susan's safety. Following her inside the yard, the two discover a Police Box sitting incongruously with the junk. Barging their way in, when they discover that Susan is inside, the two teachers find something even more strange (An Unearthly Child).

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