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* [[William Shakespeare]] hitched a ride in the TARDIS from [[1597]] to [[1483]].
* [[William Shakespeare]] hitched a ride in the TARDIS from [[1597]] to [[1483]].
* Shakespeare mentions his play "[[Titus Andronicus]]".
* Shakespeare mentions his play "[[Titus Andronicus]]".
* A "[[Ninth Doctor|northern bloke with big ears]]" leaves a letter two years ago from [[1483]] for [[Peri Brown|Peri]] and [[Erimem ]]to read after the Fifth Doctor writes a letter in [[1485]] to remind him to do so.  
* A "[[Ninth Doctor|northern bloke with big ears]]" leaves a letter in [[1481]] for [[Peri Brown|Peri]] and [[Erimem]] to read after the Fifth Doctor writes a letter in [[1485]] to remind himself to do so.  


=== Books ===
=== Books ===

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The Kingmaker was the eighty-first monthly Doctor Who audio story produced by Big Finish Productions. It uniquely features the Fourth Doctor not played by Tom Baker, but rather by Jon Culshaw, known in the UK for his impersonation of the actor.

Publisher's summary

Dr Who encounters one of the most notorious characters from the past as he journeys through time to solve the great Historical Mysteries...

Not surprisingly, the Doctor becomes mixed up with Richard III himself as he tries to unravel the perplexing problem of who exactly killed the princes in the Tower.

Peri and Erimem also encounter a suspicious time traveller. Someone from the Doctor's own past. Someone who shouldn't really be there at all.

So who did murder the princes in the Tower? Perhaps it's best not to ask a question like that...

You might not like the answer...

Plot

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Cast

References

Individuals

Books

  • The Fourth Doctor considered writing books entitled How Green Was My Gallifrey and The Female UNIT.
  • The intended title for the Doctor Who Discovers series was The Doctor, Who Discovers... but the publishing company misprinted the title, resulting in the author being mistakenly credited as "Doctor Who". Peri tells the Doctor that she likes the title "Doctor Who" as she finds it mysterious.

Notes

Illustrated preview by Martin Geraghty from DWM 368.

Continuity

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