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During the history of the ''Doctor Who'' franchise, a limited number of teleplay scripts have been commercially released. These have ranged from teleplays taken from the original 1963-89 TV series, to scripts from the 2005-present revival. [[Big Finish Productions]] has published several volumes of scripts taken from its ongoing line of audio dramas. And to date two books featuring three teleplays from unproduced stories have been published, all featuring abandoned [[First Doctor]] stories: ''[[The Masters of Luxor]]'', ''[[Farewell Great Macedon]]'', and ''[[The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance]]''; the latter is a single-episode script included in the same volume as ''Farewell Great Macedon''. One script book, for the unbroadcast (but partially completed) ''[[Shada (TV story)|Shada]]'' was also published with the UK release of a video of the story. | |||
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Revision as of 17:55, 12 October 2009
During the history of the Doctor Who franchise, a limited number of teleplay scripts have been commercially released. These have ranged from teleplays taken from the original 1963-89 TV series, to scripts from the 2005-present revival. Big Finish Productions has published several volumes of scripts taken from its ongoing line of audio dramas. And to date two books featuring three teleplays from unproduced stories have been published, all featuring abandoned First Doctor stories: The Masters of Luxor, Farewell Great Macedon, and The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance; the latter is a single-episode script included in the same volume as Farewell Great Macedon. One script book, for the unbroadcast (but partially completed) Shada was also published with the UK release of a video of the story.
Titan Script Book Series
Big Finish Audio Scripts
Other Script Books
Doctor Who: The Script of the Film
BBC
17/05/1996
Doctor Who: The Scripts: Tom Baker 1974/5
BBC
18/10/2001
Doctor Who: The Shooting Scripts
BBC
13/10/2005
