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The '''Target Missing Episodes''' was a series of novels published by [[Target Books]] as a spin-off of their regular ''Doctor Who'' novelisations line. | The '''Target Missing Episodes''' was a series of novels published by [[Target Books]] as a spin-off of their regular ''Doctor Who'' novelisations line. | ||
They were novelisations of scripts written for [[season 23]] but never produced due to the decision to proceed with ''The Trial of a Time Lord'' story arc instead. | They were novelisations of scripts written for [[Season 23 (Doctor Who 1963)|season 23]] but never produced due to the decision to proceed with ''The Trial of a Time Lord'' story arc instead. | ||
Although more than three stories had been planned for the aborted season, only three were adapted. This spin-off line is notable for including the only ''Doctor Who'' novel to be written by series producer [[Graham Williams]]. | Although more than three stories had been planned for the aborted season, only three were adapted. This spin-off line is notable for including the only ''Doctor Who'' novel to be written by series producer [[Graham Williams]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:07, 22 April 2024
The Target Missing Episodes was a series of novels published by Target Books as a spin-off of their regular Doctor Who novelisations line.
They were novelisations of scripts written for season 23 but never produced due to the decision to proceed with The Trial of a Time Lord story arc instead.
Although more than three stories had been planned for the aborted season, only three were adapted. This spin-off line is notable for including the only Doctor Who novel to be written by series producer Graham Williams.
All three stories were eventually adapted into audio releases by Big Finish Productions for their The Lost Stories range; The Nightmare Fair and Mission to Magnus were both released in 2009 and The Ultimate Evil in 2019.
Novels
| # | Title | Author | Doctor | Featuring | Released | Read by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Nightmare Fair | Graham Williams | 6th | Peri, Celestial Toymaker | 18 May 1989 | Toby Longworth |
| 2 | The Ultimate Evil | Wally K Daly | Peri | 17 August 1989 | ||
| 3 | Mission to Magnus | Philip Martin | Peri, Ice Warriors, Sil | 19 July 1990 |
