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==History of Doctor Who Universe==
==History of ''Doctor Who'' Universe==


===[[January]]===
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==History of Doctor Who==
==History of Doctor Who==
=== [[January]] ===
* [[Parallel 59]] First Published
* [[Last of the Gaderene]] First Published
* [[The Land of the Dead]] First Released
* [[Donald Cotton]], who wrote [[The Myth Makers]] and [[The Gunfighters]] dies.
=== [[February]] ===
* [[The Shadows of Avalon]] First Published
* [[Tomb of Valdemar]] First Published
* [[The Fearmonger (audio story)|The Fearmonger]] First Released
* [[1st February | 1]] - [[Reginald Jessup]], who played a servant in [[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]] and [[Savar|Lord Savar]] in [[The Invasion of Time]] dies.
=== [[March]] ===
* [[The Fall of Yquatine]] First Published
* [[Short Trips and Side Steps]] First Published
* [[The Marian Conspiracy]] First Released
=== [[April]] ===
* [[Coldheart]] First Published
* [[Verdigris]] First Published
* [[Dalek Empire]]: [[The Genocide Machine]] First Released
=== [[May]] ===
* [[The Space Age]] First Published
* [[Grave Matter]] First Published
* [[Red Dawn]] First Released
=== [[June]] ===
* [[The Banquo Legacy]] First Published
* [[Heart of TARDIS]] First Published
* [[The Spectre of Lanyon Moor]] First Released
* [[18th June | 18]] - [[Derek Sydney]], who played [[Sevcheria]] in "[[The Romans (TV story) |The Romans]]," dies from a heart attack in [[Wikipedia:San Marcos, California |San Marcos]], [[California]].
* [[28th June | 28]] - [[David Neal]] (The President in [[The Caves of Androzani]]) dies from natural causes.
* [[29th June | 29]] - [[John Abineri]], who had roles in [[Fury from the Deep]], [[The Ambassadors of Death]], [[Death to the Daleks]] and [[The Power of Kroll]] dies from motor neurone disease.
=== [[July]] ===
* [[The Ancestor Cell]] First Published
* [[Prime Time]] First Published
* [[Winter for the Adept]] First Released
* [[11th July | 11]] - [[Roy Purcell]] ([[Chief Prison Officer Powers]] in [[The Mind of Evil]] and the [[President of the Council]] in [[The Three Doctors]]) dies as a result of complications from an operation.
=== [[August]] ===
* [[The Burning]] First Published
* [[Imperial Moon]] First Published
* [[Dalek Empire]]: [[The Apocalypse Element]] First Released
=== [[September]] ===
* [[Casualties of War]] First Published
* [[Festival of Death]] First Published
* [[The Fires of Vulcan]] First Released
* [[Mary Ridge]], who directed [[Terminus (TV story)|Terminus]] dies.
* [[4th September | 4]] - [[UK]] release of the remastered and unedited version of [[An Unearthly Child]] on Video
=== [[October]] ===
* [[The Turing Test]] First Published
* [[Independence Day]] First Published
* [[The Shadow of the Scourge]] First Released
* [[14th October | 14]] - [[Lawrence Davidson]], who appeared as the [[Draconian First Secretary]] in [[Frontier in Space]] dies.
* [[21st October | 21]] - [[Alan Rowe]], who played numerous memorable guest roles on ''[[Doctor Who]]'', dies.
=== [[November]] ===
* [[Endgame]] First Published
* [[The King of Terror]] First Published
* [[The Holy Terror]] First Released
=== [[December]] ===
* [[The Mutant Phase]] First Released
* [[Morris Barry]], who directed [[The Moonbase]], [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] and [[The Dominators]], as well as playing [[Tollund]] in [[The Creature from the Pit]] dies.
* [[17th December | 17]] - [[Maurice Quick]], who played the [[Gold Usher]] in [[The Deadly Assassin]] dies.
* [[21st December | 21]] - [[John Lee]], who portrayed [[Alydon]] in "[[The Daleks (TV story)|The Daleks]]," dies in [[Wikipedia:Melbourne|Melbourne]], [[Australia]].





Revision as of 13:15, 23 December 2007

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