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{{title|''Wisden''}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' was a [[cricket]]ing magazine to which [[the Doctor]] — probably just in his [[fifth Doctor|fifth incarnation]] — was an occasional contributor. The Fifth Doctor had definitely contributed the article, "By [[Charles Cranleigh|Lord Cranleigh]]'s Invitation, Seventy Years of Charity Elevens". The article gave him some cachet in the world cricketing community, as he was known for it in [[Tasmania]] in [[1993]]. [[Tegan Jovanka]] derived some amusement from the magazine when she noticed that the Doctor had become embroiled in a heated letters-page battle over the accuracy of his memories about historical cricket matches. ([[MA]]: ''[[Goth Opera]]'') | {{title|''Wisden''}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''', also known as the '''''Wisden Almanack''''', was a [[cricket]]ing magazine to which [[the Doctor]] — probably just in his [[fifth Doctor|fifth incarnation]] — was an occasional contributor. The Fifth Doctor had definitely contributed the article, "By [[Charles Cranleigh|Lord Cranleigh]]'s Invitation, Seventy Years of Charity Elevens". The article gave him some cachet in the world cricketing community, as he was known for it in [[Tasmania]] in [[1993]]. [[Tegan Jovanka]] derived some amusement from the magazine when she noticed that the Doctor had become embroiled in a heated letters-page battle over the accuracy of his memories about historical cricket matches. ([[MA]]: ''[[Goth Opera]]'') | ||
The Doctor once encouraged [[Turlough]] to consult ''Wiseden'' whilst he was learning how to play cricket. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Phantasmagoria]]'') | The Doctor once encouraged [[Turlough]] to consult ''Wiseden'' whilst he was learning how to play cricket. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Phantasmagoria]]'') | ||
==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
Though ''Goth Opera'' [[writer]] [[Paul Cornell]] doesn't quite spell it out, ''Wisden'' could have meant either {{wi|Wisden Cricket Monthly}}. as the publication was known at the time ''Goth Opera'' was printed, or {{wi|Wisden Almanack}}, the title during the periodical's heyday | Though ''Goth Opera'' [[writer]] [[Paul Cornell]] doesn't quite spell it out, ''Wisden'' could have meant either {{wi|Wisden Cricket Monthly}}. as the publication was known at the time ''Goth Opera'' was printed, or {{wi|Wisden Cricketing Almanack}}, the title during the periodical's heyday in the late [[19th century|19th]] and early [[20th century|20th centuries]]. ''[[Phantasmagoria]]'', in contrast, actually specifies "the ''Almanack''", and Turlough laments that the issue he's consulting is from the [[1920s]]. | ||
{{wikipediainfo|Wisden}} | {{wikipediainfo|Wisden}} | ||
[[Category:Periodicals]] | [[Category:Periodicals]] | ||
[[Category:cricket]] | [[Category:cricket]] | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 20 January 2012
Wisden, also known as the Wisden Almanack, was a cricketing magazine to which the Doctor — probably just in his fifth incarnation — was an occasional contributor. The Fifth Doctor had definitely contributed the article, "By Lord Cranleigh's Invitation, Seventy Years of Charity Elevens". The article gave him some cachet in the world cricketing community, as he was known for it in Tasmania in 1993. Tegan Jovanka derived some amusement from the magazine when she noticed that the Doctor had become embroiled in a heated letters-page battle over the accuracy of his memories about historical cricket matches. (MA: Goth Opera)
The Doctor once encouraged Turlough to consult Wiseden whilst he was learning how to play cricket. (BFA: Phantasmagoria)
Behind the scenes
Though Goth Opera writer Paul Cornell doesn't quite spell it out, Wisden could have meant either Wisden Cricket Monthly. as the publication was known at the time Goth Opera was printed, or Wisden Cricketing Almanack, the title during the periodical's heyday in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Phantasmagoria, in contrast, actually specifies "the Almanack", and Turlough laments that the issue he's consulting is from the 1920s.
