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November 23 2013 18:30:00 until Doctor Who turns 50! A wiki covering Doctor Who, Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures, and K9 that anyone can edit! This wiki contains spoilers. Read at your own risk. We were founded on 11 November 2004 and are currently working on 112,278 articles. If you need help with anything, please feel free to contact an administrator Welcome to the randomiser! Click on a logo for a random episode from that series! ✍ Featured images The original cast of Doctor Who with producer Verity Lambert The Eleventh Doctor examines the blue grass Eldrad must live Jeff Stone, Dalek fighter The Sixth Doctor: not a fan of carrot juice or exercise Harry and Sarah on Voga. Tenth Doctor companion, Majenta Pryce The Second Doctor shows his Scottish side Dr. Grace Holloway, incredulous at the Doctor's x-rays Rani Chandra in later life Ben gets a massage Eight likes his new body Mother.jpg One form of Prisoner Zero Longtime classic series director, Christopher Barry Mid-1980s Doctor Who composer, Dominic Glynn Bannerman Road Late in the season, Mr. Davison? Licence to Kill Spit Seventh Doctor companion, Ly-Chee the Wise The Borg: not just for Star Trek anymore The Sydney Harbour Bridge goes boom Cricket stumps Long-serving director of photography, Ernie Vincze, BSC Elliot Northover under Homo Reptilian observation Impossible Planet writer, Matt Jones Frobisher in the dark Eyepatch! Eyepatch, I tell you! The Fifth Doctor and Erimem Urak, leader of the Rani's Tetraps The eye of Donna "Harry Sullivan is an imbecile!" Mel screams at Paradise Towers Lucy Cartwright after her possession by the Family of Blood Six in the TARDIS The Doctor and Lady Christina de Souza in the deserts of San Helios Cinematographer Mark Waters Seven and Ace The Saxon Master roars after his resurrection The Tharil, Biroc Gwen and Ianto fire at a Dalek Jo before she was a Jones A fiery Chalderan The Unicorn, the Wasp, and Agatha Christie Longtime production manager and producer, Tracie Simpson The curious trio of the Doctor, K9 and Adric The doomed Katarina Klepton, anyone? The Third Doctor levels his sonic screwdriver The Fifth Doctor stumbles on Androzani Minor A menacing Eye of Oblivion Suranne Jones: not just a pretty TARDIS The Celestial Toymaker has the upper hand Late-Tom Baker-era costumer, June Hudson Jo screws up the courage to see an alien world TV writer and influential Doctor Who Magazine editor, Clayton Hickman Tuar, a resident of Metebelis III Melanie Bush, temporal paradox Jorjie Turner in her VR glasses The Beige Guardian comes to a sticky end Breaking news from Trinity Wells . . . Grandfather and granddaughter The New Mexican desert in the 1940s Doctor Who vocalist, Melanie Pappenheim Zoe is concerned that they might be in real trouble this time The Tenth Doctor and Jack Harkness in Martha Jones' flat Mrs Wormwood awaits her enemies Dennis Spooner, writer and story editor for the First Doctor The Seventh Doctor enjoys a jelly baby Barbara and the Doctor: not always in agreement Ealing Studios, where much model and 35mm work was done A miner on the planet Peladon The Master hovers ominously behind the Third Doctor Mike Kelt oversaw the 35mm model shot that opened The Trial of a Time Lord The War Lord is sentenced by the Time Lords Jo Grant's husband, Prof. Clifford Jones The Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane in the catacombs of San Martino Ashley Way has directed episodes of TV, TV and Torchwood Wilfred Mott saluting the Doctor at his granddaughter's wedding. Ruth Ingram Two members of the Slitheen family Toshiko Sato faces her mortality David Tennant's exclusive costume designer, Louise Page Stetsons are cool . . . An undercover Brigadier Maria enters the strange world of Sarah Jane Smith The Bard himself The Second Doctor takes a look Sarah Jane's original "gang" Anita5.jpg Anita waits for Oscar Botcherby to be more interested in her than moths Professor Edward Travers menaced again by the Robot Yeti Ian and Barbara safe in London "That LINDA lot" An Inter Minorian Maria's long-suffering dad. A Vervoid takes a good look at Kimber aboard the Hyperion III Executive producer, Julie Gardner, dons a hardhat A deadly Drashig The "wet vet" Sunset over New New York The often-incredulous Chrissie Jackson Cully, the son of the leader on the planet Dulkis The older Billy Shipton Amy in the Pandorica. Jamie and Victoria caught in a Himalayan cave Lorraine Heggessey helped bring Doctor Who back to BBC One Ace faces her coulrophobia The runaway bride Gia Kelly, a manager of the T-Mat system Andrew Cartmel, the Seventh Doctor's script editor Doctor Who's first location shot, from The Reign of Terror Beep the Meep crashes into Television Centre Nyssa of Traken Polly Wright at Gatwick Airport Nettie Williams dying, after having her breath stolen The Eighth Doctor stumbles around Walker General Hospital The Fifth Doctor concentrates on the Great Crystal Romana's mind overloads Ambassador Alpha Centauri on Peladon Five Doctors unite Amelia Rumford in a cellar Elizabeth I, apparent wife of the Tenth Doctor ]], whilst controlled by the weed creature An unimpressed Ninth Doctor The Trickster This character, Rebec, was named after Terry Nation's daughter The Second Doctor squares off against Tobias Vaughn The young Amelia Pond in a fez Civil servant, John Frobisher, knows more about the 456 than he's telling Pirate! Pirate? Welcome to Torchwood On the job training at Torchwood The consequences of on the job training at Torchwood They're not breasts, okay? Zoe Heriot Turlough holds Enlightenment The TARDIS caught in a spiral nebula Amy's Choice scribe, Simon Nye Khrisong, a leader at he Det-Sen Monastery Jackie talking to Rose via the superphone The Petrolions, wasting oil as usual Director Jonny Campbell enthuses about his series 5 work Babs takes no prisoners Karen Gillan in Utah Ten in a tux The Second Doctor and Ben on the planet Vulcan Gita Chandra, Rani's mum Nine snaps at Adam

Listen to the Doctor and friends! The Fourth Doctor Adventures is a range of full-cast audios with Tom Baker reprising the role of the Fourth Doctor. It revisits various periods of Tom Baker's era, featuring, at different times, Leela, Romana and K9, voiced by Louise Jameson, Mary Tamm / Lalla Ward and John Leeson respectively, all reprising their roles from the television series. Latest books Shroud of Sorrow BBC New Series Adv. Shroud of Sorrow (novel) The Silurian Gift Quick Reads The Silurian Gift Empire of the Wolf Decide your Destiny The Wheel of Ice BBC Past Doctor Adv. The Comic Strip Companion Non-fiction & stories Exodus Code Torchwood novels Latest from defunct lines: Re:Collections from the Big Finish Productions Short Trips series; The End of Time from The Darksmith Legacy series; The Well-Mannered War from the Virgin Missing Adventures series; The Dying Days from the Virgin New Adventures series; The Gallifrey Chronicles from the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures; and The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith from the The Sarah Jane Adventures novelisations series. ✍ Stripped for Action! The Weeping Angels of Mons was a story from Titan's Tenth Doctor range that finds the Tenth Doctor and his companion Gabby Gonzalez facing off against Weeping Angels during World War I. It was released during the centenary of the "war to end all wars".

Article of the minute City of the Daleks was the first major exploration of Dalek society, culture and technology. A full-colour, painted comic story published in the wake of the televised serial, The Daleks, it featured a single human sneaking around the Dalek capital city on Skaro, and was part of the broader narrative arc seen in The Dalek Book. It also featured the first cross-sectional view of a Dalek — a foldout poster cleverly worked into the narrative of the story as "Anatomy of the Dalek". Although many of its narrative innovations were not carried through to later Dalek stories, it did feature the debut of the Dalek lie detector, which would eventually plague Romana II in Destiny of the Daleks. Read more... ✍ Don't like this article? Reload the page for another one! Quote of the minute Elizabeth Klein: Schmidt called it "the TARDIS". It meant nothing to me. I'd never heard that name until I met you. How on Earth could Schmidt know it? Seventh Doctor:: The memory cheats. Perhaps your memory is playing tricks with you. I used to think Professor X was better in the sixties until I went back and watched it again. even Vault of the Cyborgs. Klein: No, I know what I heard. He definitely said, "TARDIS". Seventh Doctor: Anyway it's all in the past now. Well, a version of the past. Your past, to be more precise. Klein: How could Schmidt have known? Yet another thing to haunt me the rest of my life. I can't let it go. Somehow, I just know that it's important. I can feel it. AUDIO: Klein's Story Don't like this quote? Reload the page to get a different one! ✍ Fast Facts Do you know your assistant directors? Sure, you might be able to rattle off directors — but how's your knowledge of the people who are really on the front lines of Doctor Who production. Read more about the working class stiffs who go by the enigmatic titles of 1st AD, 2nd AD and 3rd AD. Jac Lewis Jennifer Day Barry Phillips Seth Adams Lauren Pate Jay Harley John Bennett (assistant director) Heddi-Joy Taylor-Welch Jennie Fava Jon Older Tim Lewis Toby Ford Lynsey Muir Steffan Morris William Hartley Mark Corden Anthony Waye Guy Murray-Brown James DeHaviland Christopher J Thomas Paul Bennett Steve Robinson Patrice Leung Martin Curry Mark Hedges Marios Hamboulides Geoff Evans Gareth Williams (assistant director) Gareth Jones (assistant director) David Klohn Dan Mumford Ben Rogers Nicki Ballantyne Natalia Alexeeva Matt Jennings Marie Devautour Ken Cumberland Jonathan Farmer David Mack Danielle Richards Simon Morris Scott Bates Sarah Davies Peter Bennett Nick Brown Mick Pantaleo Jo Lea Fletcher Rodley Fay Selby Delmi Thomas Dafydd Rhys Parry Kiaran Murray-Smith Adam Hill Francesco Reidy Iain Atkinson Matthew Shrivener Richard Harris Sean Clayton Anna Evans Marcus Catlin Lloyd Elis Guy de Glanville James Blackwell Sharon Ricketts Clare Nicholson Alex Kaye-Besley George Gerwitz Howard Arundel Come back next week for another list of fast facts! ✍ Latest news <rss>http://www.doctorwhonews.net/feeds/posts/default%7Ccharset=UTF-8%7Cmax=15</rss>

Popular categories If you're new to wikis, it might be helpful for you to take note of the concept of categories. Categories are the principal organizing tool on a wiki, allowing users to group information in ways that can ease the discovery of information. All the pages on our wiki are found, ultimately, in just four big "super categories". If this is your first visit here, please go to Floor 500 for a discussion of the way our wiki is organized. ✍ Real world On our wiki, the world we actually live in is called the "real world" . As such, information about the production of Doctor Who and her sister shows are in this category. This includes pages about the actual televised episodes themselves, the behind-the-scenes personnel, terminology used by the production teams, and merchandise related to the shows. Time-Space Visualiser The Time-Space Visualiser is the place where most of this wiki's pages reside. All the articles are written from an in-universe perspective, quite different to what you might be used to on Wikipedia. Here you'll find information related to The Doctor, his companions, Other individuals, astronomical objects, time travel, species, locations, science, culture, and a whole host of other subjects. Non-DWU material Notwithstanding writer Paul Cornell's famous comments that denounced the concept of "canon" in Doctor Who, our canon policy does deem a few things to be outside the Doctor Who universe. For examples, visit: stories, characters, technology, species, and locations. The Hub This category contains articles having to do with the actual running of the wiki. It's full of all those little pages that help the wiki work. As such, it isn't accessed often by most users. However, more advanced editors might wish to peruse the templates category for ways to make their editing easier. Or if you're looking for a place to start editing on the wiki, you might want to look at articles that need updating, major expansion, general copy-editing, sectional cleanup, and re-writing from an in-universe perspective.

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