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This page lists the order of stories in the Doctor Who universe timeline from the pre-universe to the after-universe with a focus on events between Event One and the far future. This timeline is based upon observations of the Doctor Who universe and the events that occur during each of these stories.

The layout of this timeline is in part based on the observations on Doctor Who - The Complete Adventures, as well as Lance Parkin's AHistory and other sources that allow us to make observations, such as Doctor Who Reviews, Clive Banks databanks, and LegoK9's timeline. None of these sources should be used solely as a source or considered a "true" timeline for stories.

Timeline rules:

Only list stories. References to dates that the story does not take place in are to be excluded.
Stories without any clear indication of an era should be omitted. (e.g. TV: Mummy on the Orient Express)
Many stories will contradict each other, so these contradictions should be noted but treated equally. (e.g. TV: The Enemy of the World and other stories set in 2018)
Direct quotes indicating the time period the story takes place should be provided. (Quotes sourced from another story should indicate the story it is from.)

Format (list all available):

Day Month Year - MEDIUM: Story title

CHARACTER/TEXT/NOTE: Indication of time period

Timeline[[edit source]]

Pre-universe[[edit source]]

.000001 sec. before the Big Bang - PROSE: Nothing O'Clock

'I can do better than that,' said the Doctor. 'I can tell you exactly what time it is. It’s no time. It’s Nothing O’Clock. It’s a microsecond before the Big Bang. We’re not at the Dawn of Time. We’re before the Dawn.'

BC years[[edit source]]

Beginning of the universe[[edit source]]

Event One - PROSE: From Eternity

"I did not realise time for me moved in reverse of time for every other living thing in the universe. I did not know I was born at the end of all things, not the First Mind but the Last. That what I perceived to be a terrible infection was simply the natural order of evolution for all life other than myself."

"I had watched the end of all Mind, all life in the universe. Now it was my turn, alone at the end of all things, crushed from existence in what, for them, would be a singularity of meaningless potential. Their birth, my death. I waited. The last moment in the universe ended — but I did not.

Event One - TV: Castrovalva

NYSSA: You don't understand the physics of the situation. We're already caught in the field of Event One. It's pulling us in faster and faster.

Event One - TV: Terminus

DOCTOR: Enormous. Biggest explosion of all time. Event One.

KARI: The Big Bang?

Billions of years BC[[edit source]]

Before c. 6,000,000,000 BC - COMIC: Doctor Who and the Time Witch

TEXT: Distant Nefrin, in a galaxy far away, at a time before the Earth was formed... Yet, within only a few million years, the ancient star has collapsed into a black hole...

c. 6,000,000,000 BC - COMIC: Old Girl

TEXT: Amenthes. Six billion years ago.

c. 6,000,000,000 BC - TV: Hide

DOCTOR: About six billion years ago. It's a Tuesday, I think.

NOTE: Despite the Tenth Doctor seeing the formation of the Earth c. 4.6 billion BC, the Eleventh Doctor visited a molten Earth billions of years earlier.

c. 4,600,000,000 BC - AUDIO: Empire of the Racnoss

DOCTOR (The Runaway Bride): That's it, the last of your kind. The Racnoss come from the Dark Times, billions of years ago. Billions.

NOTE: set during the war between Gallifrey and the Racnoss. These wars wipe out the Racnoss, which is known by the Empress in The Runaway Bride, setting this before then.

c. 4,600,000,000 BC - TV: The Runaway Bride

DOCTOR: We've gone back four point six billion years. There's no solar system, not yet. Only dust and rocks and gas. That's the Sun, over there. Brand new. Just beginning to burn.

c. 3,000,000,000 BC - PROSE: Venusian Lullaby

Ian had a sinking feeling. ‘This far back? How far back, exactly?’ ‘Oh, about three billion years I should think. Now then – ’

Hundreds of millions of years BC[[edit source]]

c. 500,000,000 BC - AUDIO: Power Play

DOCTOR: Certainly unspoiled, our bit of countryside, not as Peri sees it, but as it was five hundred million years ago.

c. 500,000,000 BC - COMIC: The Stockbridge Horror

DOCTOR: Probably Carboniferous... 500,000,000 years old or thereabouts...

c. 450,000,000 BC - AUDIO: The Beginning

SUSAN (NARRATION): The caves where they'd found me, how did I get there? They reckoned the site was some sort of observatory, at least four-hundred-and-fifty million years old.

GRETA: You'll get a decent base when the rover reaches the settlement. The first Lunar colony. "Giant Leap Base" we call it.

c. 400,000,000 BC - TV: City of Death

TANCREDI: Four hundred million years I think is the figure you're looking for.

Palaeozoic - AUDIO: The Gates of Hell

Cyberman: Scanning environment. Atmosphere composition irregular. Reduced oxygen. Date: unknown. Cyberscout reporting to Cyber-control.

TENTH DOCTOR: Oh no no, it's fine. We sent him back to the Paelaeozoic era.

200,000,000 BC - COMIC: Time Bomb

TEXT: Earthdate 200 million years B.C.

150,000,000 BC - COMIC: Time Bomb

TEXT: Earthdate. 150 million years B.C.

c. 150,000,000 BC - AUDIO: The Monstrous Menagerie

LAURA: Well we were part of a scientific expedition to collect flora and fauna of the Jurassic period, approximately 150 million years ago.

c. 150,000,000 BC - TV: Space Babies

DOCTOR: 150 million years in the past.

c. 140,000,000 BC - TV: Time-Flight

DOCTOR: Some a hundred and forty million years ago.

Tens of millions of years BC[[edit source]]

Late Cretaceous? - COMIC: Invasion of the Mindmorphs

DOCTOR: Here we are: The late Jurassic Era.

NOTE: The presence of a Tyrannosaurus rex suggests otherwise. (The Doctor berated Val and Sonny for the anachronisms in their comics so this may have been intentional on the part of the writer.)

c. 65,000,000 BC - TV: Earthshock

DOCTOR: It may be of some small consequence to know we've travelled backwards in time some sixty five million years.

c. 65,000,500 BC - AUDIO: The Boy That Time Forgot

ADRIC: The singing of the scorpions sustained my natural life in ways I hardly understood. I am over 500 years old.

Millions of Years BC[[edit source]]

A few million years BC - AUDIO: Frozen Time

ICE WARRIOR: How long did we sleep?

DOCTOR: I'm not sure, but a good few million years.

NOTE: Flashbacks to the Doctor first arriving at the main setting where he is frozen for a few million years before being woken up in 2012.

A few million years BC - AUDIO: Deimos

LORD IZDAAL: My lords, the disaster facing our planet has passed the point of no return. The atmosphere can no longer protect us from the sun's radiation.

THE DOCTOR: There was an environmental catastrophe many millions of years ago, made Mars a dead world.

Prehistory[[edit source]]

Pleistocene - COMIC: Medicine Man

SUMMARY: It's back to the deep, deep past and the dawn of humanity for the Doctor and Gabby, as their travels take them to the Pleistocene

100,000 BC - TV: An Unearthly Child

NOTE: 100,000 BC was a working title.

He thought for a moment what it would have been like if the only working metal available on Earth had been uranium: poisonous, radioactive, dangerous. He doubted that humanity would ever have progressed beyond the uncomfortable existence led by the Tribe of Gum in 100,000 BC. (PROSE: Venusian Lullaby)

100,000 BC - PROSE: The Eight Doctors

'Palaeolithic,' he murmured. 'Somewhere around 100,000 BC probably. Now, how did I know that? And why am I using the scientific terminology of Earth?'

Absorbed in the task of improvising a stretcher, no one seemed to notice when the old man picked up the stone and edged towards the wounded savage. (Describes the events of An Unearthly Child)

5 May 26,185 BC - PROSE: Only Human

The sun rose of the country that would later be known as Britain on Thursday 25 May 26,185 BC.

6032 BC (or 9968) - PROSE: The Scarlet Empress

A glaring display read, HYSPERO. ABBASID ERA. THIRD DECADE.

NOTE: Femme Fatale establishes this story as 8000 years from 1968, although in which direction is up to interpretation:

Sam looked at me and said in a low voice, 'Iris, it's the third of June, 1968.'

'But it's only about four months since we were all together on Hyspero...'

'Relatively speaking, it's actually about eight thousand years, but it all gets too dizzying if you think about it too much.'

3500 BC - COMIC: The Gods Walk Among Us

ARCHAEOLOGIST: Unopened for 5,500 years... until now. Pull!

3300 BC - PROSE: Loop the Loup

The copper axehead that had no business to be copper in 3,300 BC, cut through the branch after only a few blows.

3rd millennium BC[[edit source]]

2986 BCE - AUDIO: Intervention Earth

REXX: According to your instruments, we've arrived at the settling of Greater Henge in the year 2986 BCE.

c. 25XX BC - COMIC: The Forgotten

DOCTOR: — We're at Giza, most likely the twenty-sixth century B.C.

c. 2200 BC - TV: The Daleks' Master Plan

DOCTOR: Well, yes, the pyramids are the seventh wonder of this ancient world, I should say the word impressive is rather an understatement.

PROSE Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe: "This earliest recorded appearance of the Daleks on Earth was during the height of the Ancient Egyptian Middle Kingdom (approximately 2200 BC), when, in pursuit of the Doctor, they arrived in their time ship in the vicinity of the Great Pyramids at Giza."

c. 2000 BC - PROSE: The Beast of Babylon

'So now we’re landing on Earth,' he shouted, 'two thousand years before the birth of Christ …'

"Gurgurum, captain of the royal guard, was standing by his king, Hammurabi..."

NOTE: The the real-life reign of Hammurabi was 1792-1750 BC.

2nd millennium BC[[edit source]]

c. 1500 BC - TV: The Time Monster

DOCTOR: Yes. Right, Jo, we're about to land back in Cambridge. Just think. It all happened three thousand, five hundred years ago.

1458 BC - AUDIO: The Eye of Horus

NOTE: The story depicts the end of the reign of Pharaoh Hatshepsut, which ended in 1458 BCE in the real world.

1400 BC - AUDIO: The Eye of the Scorpion

SYNOPSIS: 1400 BC

1334 BC - TV: Dinosaurs on a Spaceship

TEXT: Egypt, 1334 BC

1240 BC - PROSE: An Unfulfilled Dream

DOCTOR: The village I find is a living cliche in thatch and wood. Instruments say it is 1240 BC. Not a good year.

c. 1200 BC - TV: The Myth Makers

DOCTOR: Well according to my books, the siege of Troy is dated at about 1200 BC, while the city of Carthage was founded in about 814 BC. (AUDIO: The Phoenicians)

c. 1164 BC - AUDIO: Frostfire

SYNOPSIS: Ancient Carthage. 1164 BC.

c. 10XX BC - AUDIO: The Boundless Sea

STRAITON: Yes. I saw the telegram. Astonishing stuff. A three thousand year old burial site untouched. [3000 years before the 20th century]

9th century BC[[edit source]]

c. 814 BC - AUDIO: The Phoenicians

DOCTOR: Well according to my books, the siege of Troy is dated about 1200 BC, while the city of Carthage was founded in about 814 BC.

NOTE: This story depicts the founding of Carthage.

6th century BC[[edit source]]

Between c. 550-450 BC - COMIC: Gaze of the Medusa

ODYSSEUS: ...Somewhere in the fifth or sixth century B.C?

ATHENA: 500 B.C.? Are you sure?

DOCTOR: Well, give or take half a century either way, I'd say.

5XX - AUDIO: Casualties of Time

DOCTOR: We've materialised. Scotland, 6th century BC.

5th century BC[[edit source]]

430 BC - AUDIO: The Oracle of Delphi

SYNOPSIS: 430 BCE. Greece is in turmoil: Athens is at war with the Spartans, the Athenian women possessed by a horrifying cult... and then Bernice Summerfield strolls into town.

4th century BC[[edit source]]

331 BC (Alternate timeline) - PROSE: The Book of Shadows

331 BC - When his ship smashed a hole in time and vanished through it, Rhakotis knew he was going to die.

May-June 323 BC - AUDIO: Farewell, Great Macedon

"It was the year of the 114th Olympiad, Hephaestion told her"

BARBARA: Then that means the year is 323 BC.

BARBARA: It is the 30th day of the Greek Month Decius, or June the 13th.

NOTE: The story takes place over several weeks before June the 13th, and a few days after.

322 BC (Alternate timeline) - PROSE: The Book of Shadows

322 BC - 'Ian!' Barbara Wright scrambled to her feet. Pulling the Doctor upright, she ran back along the still-collapsing mine gallery.

3rd century BC[[edit source]]

221 BC - TV: The Angels Take Manhattan

TEXT: 221 BC

2nd century BC[[edit source]]

January 101 BC - AUDIO: 100 BC

AURELIA: You should know, you were there when she was born. It was only 9 months ago.

October 101 BC - AUDIO: 100 BC

DOCTOR: It's 101 BC

EVELYN: Don't you see, it's October.

1st century BC[[edit source]]

49 BC - COMIC: Crossing the Rubicon

TEXT: Northern Italy. 49 BCE.

48 BC - AUDIO: Doctor Who and the Star Beast

The Doctor says I still have to take my O-levels though. He even took us on a study break to Alexandria, in forty-eight BC.

AD years[[edit source]]

1st century[[edit source]]

Ancient China - COMIC: Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth

DOCTOR: Smells like... Deep, old Zhonghua. Ancient China.

CINDY (Vortex Butterflies): ...It causes me to be born in Brooklyn about twenty centuries later...?

XX - PROSE: Deep and Dreamless Sleep

The trip across the fields to the stable took an hour, there and back. TheDoctor had landed the TARDIS at quite a distance.

"I liked the baby in the manger," said Daniel, as they trudged back.

27 - TV: Exit Wounds

GRAY: I want you to suffer. I want your life. This is Cardiff, 27 AD.

c. 33 - PROSE: The Man Who Wouldn't Give Up

"Thirteen pairs of eyes looked up at the direction of the sound, which came from the other side of the room."

NOTE: Implied to be the Last Supper. Date of Jesus' crucifixion from The Spear of Destiny.

37 - COMIC: Empire of the Daleks
Between 37-41 - AUDIO: The Two Irises

NOTE: "Iris" and Panda attend a party thrown by Roman Emperor Caligula. (Real world dates of reign)

46 - AUDIO: The Relics of Time

WIBBSEY (Starfall): 1932 as it happens, via the 21st century, AD 46, and 1894.

Mid-XX - AUDIO: The Fall of the Druids

‘If she’s right about the Romans, then that would make this around the middle of the 1st-century AD,’ the Doctor muttered, his eyes suddenly gleaming with excitement.

60 - AUDIO: The Wrath of the Iceni

DOCTOR WHO: If this is Boudica's rebellion, we're in Britain in AD Sixty, or thereabouts.

c. 60 - PROSE: Good Queen, Bad Queen, I Queen, You Queen

'And are we when you suspected we'd be? First century Earth?'

"By the time the Doctor's TARDIS had vanished, Boudicca knew the war was lost. Her daughters were gone. Her husband, her tribe, her lands, everything was gone, lost to the godsforsaken Roman armies."

14 March-April 64 - PROSE: Byzantium!

'The Yearometer tells us that the date is, using a calendar that you would be familiar with, 14 March. In the year 64.’

'AD or BC?' asked Ian.

'The former,' replied the Doctor.

'Several days had passed and the Doctor and his companions had spent their time living close to the market-place in the centre of Byzantium in rented accommodation.'

'Barbara raced across the now-deserted market square, barely paying any heed whatsoever to the dozens of blood-soaked bodies lying strewn around the forum. She turned left at the temple walls, remembering how she had stumbled in there, afraid for her life, what seemed like a decade ago, but which had actually been just sixteen days.'

64 - PROSE: Romans Cutaway

Ian couldn’t disagree there. ‘Well, the Doctor’s got everything sorted out. It seems we can occupy this villa for a few weeks, as sort of unofficial caretakers.’

July 64 - TV: The Romans

DOCTOR: Yes. Caesar Nero made it. The rebuilding of Rome. Let me see, where are we now? 64 AD, July. Yes, of course. He sets fire to Rome.

NOTE: Set during The Romans.

Before c. 70 - PROSE: The Anti-Hero

NOTE: Hero of Alexandria lived between c. 10-70 AD

73 or 74 - PROSE: The Last Days

'The gods will surely punish them for their temerity, turning flames of righteous anger on these Jewish rebels. And I can promise you this - tomorrow, Masada will fall and the long siege will be over.'

'You'd better leave that behind, Ian,' she said gently. 'It has an appointment with an archaeologist in two thousand years' time.'

NOTE: Real world date.

23-24 August 79 - TV: The Fires of Pompeii

DOCTOR: It's 79 AD, twenty third of August, which makes volcano day tomorrow.

23-24 August 79 - AUDIO: The Fires of Vulcan

Takes place during the same events as The Fires of Pompeii.

24 August 79 - PROSE: Timechase

"The eruption of the volcano Vesuvius on the twenty-fourth of August in the year seventy-nine AD buried the town of Pompeii. Perhaps one day a dig will locate the remains of a Dalek."

February 80 - TV: The Fires of Pompeii

TEXT: Six months later

97 - COMIC: The Weeping Angels of Mons

TEXT: The Colosseum, Rome, 97 AD.

2nd century[[edit source]]

102 - TV: The Pandorica Opens / The Big Bang

DOCTOR: Just followed the coordinates on the cliff face. Earth. Britain. One oh two am. No, PM. No, AD.

111 - COMIC: The Long Con

TEXT: Temporary imperial conclave on the road to Parthia, in the Roman Empire under Trajan, 111 AD.

120 - TV: The Eaters of Light

BILL: Aberdeen, Scotland, second century AD.

NOTE: Real world year.

15-19 March 120 - PROSE: The Stone Rose

'Worked out the date. It’s AD 120,' [The Doctor] whispered to Rose

"The Doctor thought for a second. 'Rose and I arrived on the Ides of March.... it’s almost the Quinquatrus.... A festival that celebrates Minerva’s birthday on 19 March.'"

22 March 141 - PROSE: The Spear of Destiny

"Scholars have always assumed that to be a reference to Halley's Comet, whose only known appearance in the second century was in 141 AD -- according to the old Julian calendar that was on the twenty-second of March, the very next day after the equinox."

3rd century[[edit source]]

2XX - PROSE: Silver Mosquitoes
Late 2XX - COMIC: The Futurists

DOCTOR: I figured he's from around here, late third century. Well, give or take a few months...

4th century[[edit source]]

305 - AUDIO: Seasons of Fear

DOCTOR: ...the first instance of the name Grayle appearing in the records, in a British context, was right here, on the payroll of this very Roman fort in 305 AD, the year of the two Emperors, Constantius and Galerius.

312 - COMIC: Conversion

TEXT: Battle of Milvian Bridge, Northern Rome, 312 AD.

312 - COMIC: The Comfort of the Good

CAPTION: Now Ancient Rome.

NOTE: Occurs directly after Conversion.

May 325 - AUDIO: The Council of Nicaea

DOCTOR: We're exactly where we planned to be, Nicaea, the year 325, a few days before the council is set to begin.

NOTE: In our universe, The council of Nicaea began in May 325.

3XX - AUDIO: Better Watch Out / Fairytale of Salzburg

HELEN: Yes. All the way from Asia Minor in the fourth century. I searched for him so long. Decades

5th century[[edit source]]

4XX - AUDIO: The Library of Alexandria

IAN: Alexandria, on the Egyptian coast in the early fifth century AD.

5XX - COMIC: Doctor Conkerer!

DOCTOR: Fifth century Britian - perfect! [DWM 162 version]

4XX - AUDIO: Black and White
451 - PROSE: Combat Magicks

SUMMARY: The TARDIS arrives in Gaul in 451AD, on the eve of battle between the forces of Attila the Hun and those of the crumbling Roman Empire.

January 493 - PROSE: Goths and Robbers

'And this is Ravenna, so that makes this the year... 493. Early February. No, end of January, actually; keep forgetting the calendar reform...'

6th century[[edit source]]

540 - AUDIO: The Secret History

DOCTOR: When next I open those doors, we’ll be in the city of Ravenna near the northeast coast of Italy in the year 540 AD.

7th century[[edit source]]

620 - COMIC: An Ill Wind

SUMMARY: China in the year 620, and a robotic dragon in the sky is terrifying the local villagers.

8th century[[edit source]]

7XX - COMIC: Doctor Conkerer!

DOCTOR: Eighth century Britian - perfect! [The Mark of Mandragora version]

7XX - PROSE: The Judgement of Solomon

9th century[[edit source]]

800 - PROSE: The Lonely Computer

SUMMARY: Landing in 800, the Doctor and Donna find Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne kidnapped by an insane computer...

800 - TV: The Unicorn and the Wasp (flashback)

DOCTOR: You know, I've been to Belgium. Yeah. I remember I was deep in the Ardennes, trying to find Charlemagne. He'd been kidnapped by an insane computer.

c. 800 - AUDIO: The Lumiat

MISSY: Grimsby, well just outside of, 800 AD-ish, twilight, and those handsome fellows are Vikings.

8XX or 9XX - PROSE: That Which Went Away

[The Doctor] sucked in breath through his teeth. 'Possibly about the eighth or ninth century.' ... If I'm right, we're in the correct geographical location, but, temporally, we're just on the cusp of the Vikings' voyages across the oceans into the rest of Europe and Russia.

8XX - AUDIO: The Destroyer of Delights

DOCTOR: The ninth century, then. The Sudan, if I'm not much mistaken.

8XX - AUDIO: A Sting in the Tale
8XX - COMIC: Wrath of the Warrior / The Screaming Prison / Force and Fury / Warriors' Revenge
8XX - TV: The Girl Who Died

ASHILDR (The Woman Who Lived): I've had eight hundred years of adventure, enough to fill a library if you write it down.

8XX - COMIC: The Wolves of Winter

TEXT: The North Atlantic Ocean. The 9th Century CE

8XX - TV: Resolution

MITCH: We reckon 9th or 10th century. Part of our funding came from a group who think it could be Alfred The Great...

Late 8XX - PROSE: The Man Who Wouldn't Give Up

'Ah. That's a very impressive looking weapon. Late ninth century isn't it? Yes, I suppose it would be, wouldn't it?'

10th century[[edit source]]

‘Oh, late tenth century, or thereabouts. In a few more years the Ottomans will overrun the city and turn the cathedral into a mosque. Eventually it’ll end up as a museum. Until the Sarkovians blow up the dome and try to turn it into a power station in the late forty-first century, that is.’

970 - PROSE: Blue Road Dance

"Planet Ost, Year 970" [AD?]

9-10 August 991 - AUDIO: The Battle

ABBY: Coordinates are right - 2 miles from the town of Maldon, 9th of August 991 AD. Well, we're a day early.

ZARA: Morning on the tenth of August 991 AD.

11th century[[edit source]]

1002 - PROSE: Who Discovered America?

“On Earth, Greenland in the year One Thousand and Two,” Susan chirped, looking at the place-time print out.

1006 - AUDIO: The Book of Kells

THE DOCTOR: Of course. It's Ten Oh Six. Sitric Silkbeard and Brian Boru are still at loggerheads over who should rule Ireland.

c. 1016 - PROSE: The Immortals

'Ethelred,' said the Doctor sternly before Tegan could reply, 'died in the year 1016. So we know roughly when we are.'

1039 - AUDIO: A Sting in the Tale

DOCTOR: Long gone by the 21st century, the abbey was once a thriving centre of religious observance for womanfolk. But something happened there in the year 1039.

10XX - PROSE: Head of State

SUMMARY: In 11th century Arabia, Shahrazad tells her final story, on the thousand and second night.

DOCTOR: Ah, one of my favourite times and places. London in the year 1055. The court of King Edward, known as the Confessor.

Summer 1066 - TV: The Time Meddler

DOCTOR: Now, if Harold is king, and Edward was laid to rest at the beginning of the year, then it must be 1066! Yes. Judging by the appearance of these leaves, late summer. And a balmy night, a balmy night.

"Sweden 1070"

'When?' she'd asked, and he'd told her that this was winter (well, duh), some time in the late 11th century.

1088 - PROSE: Blue Road Dance

"Planet Ost, Year 1088" [AD?]

1098 - PROSE: Deus Le Volt

SUMMARY: "Deus Le Volt!" ... "God Wills it!" The cry of the first Crusade in 1098, despatched [sic] by Pope Urban to free Jerusalem from the Turks.

12th century[[edit source]]

1130 - PROSE: Blue Road Dance

"Planet Ost, Year 1130" [AD?]

1138 - TV: The Doctor's Meditation / The Magician's Apprentice

TEXT: Essex 1138

11XX - AUDIO: Abbey of Heretics

RIVER: I didn't think she had, but something is very wrong in your abbey, and people are dying from something that shouldn't be in 12th century England.

1170 - PROSE: Blue Road Dance

"Planet Ost, Year 1170" [AD?]

1189 - COMIC: Fooled

TEXT: 1189, earlier

Between 1190-1192 - TV: The Crusade / PROSE: Doctor Who and the Crusaders

‘We can’t possibly go to King Richard wearing clothes like these. We are on Earth at the time of the Third Crusade, my boy, in Palestine; some time between A.D. 1190 and 1192. We must find wearing apparel suitable to the time and place.’

Autumn 1190 - TV: Robot of Sherwood

DOCTOR: No, no. Time of year? What season?

ROBIN: Oh, Dame Autumn has draped her mellow skirts about the forest, Doctor. The time of mists and harvest approaches.

DOCTOR: It's 1190.

1199 - AUDIO: Castle of Fear

DOCTOR: 1199, to be precise. The year that the ant by the lion was slain.

13th century[[edit source]]

1207 - TV: The Bells of Saint John

DOCTOR: It's 1207.

4 March 1215 - TV: The King's Demons

DOCTOR: March the fourth, 1215.

1215 - AUDIO: Distant Voices

CAMERON: It's 1215 and that other man's William Daubeney, commander of Rochester Castle

12XX - TV: The Time Warrior

SARAH (The Sontaran Experiment): Linx. A Sontaran. Can't be. You were destroyed in the thirteenth century. You were blown to smithereens.

1284 - COMIC: Challenge of the Piper

MR SMITH (The Day of the Clown): A legendary figure who in 1284 rid the German town of Hamelin of rats by means of a magical tune. When the town refused to pay his fee, he enchanted away all its children.

1289 - TV: Marco Polo

POLO: How long have you been travelling? It is twelve hundred and eighty nine and this is the Plain of Pamir, known to those who travel to Cathay as The Roof of the World.

14th century[[edit source]]

1310 - AUDIO: Renaissance of the Daleks

NYSSA: A traversable topological anomaly in Lorensian space-time, connecting Rhodes 1320 to wherever we are now

DOCTOR: That's rifle fire, and that's a 24 pounder field howitzer. I left her in 1310, this is impossible.

Given the Doctor has a better knowledge of Earth's history than Nyssa, and the fact the real life Knights Hospitaller took over Rhodes in 1310, as is depicted here, 1310 is the most likely date for this to be set.

1336 - COMIC: Return of the Volsci

DOCTOR 9: Battle of Minatogawa. Kyoto, Japan. 1336.

1348 - TV: The Woman Who Lived

DOCTOR: The Black Death, 1348. I meant to warn you.

13XX - AUDIO: The Iron Maid

DOCTOR: Well France was a great country and we find it in the fourteenth century.

1380 - TV: Can You Hear Me?

DOCTOR: Aleppo. 1380. Welcome to Syria!

15th century[[edit source]]

14XX - AUDIO: The Eighth Piece / The Doomsday Chronometer

DOCTOR: Early 15th century Prague. The very height of enlightened science on Earth in this period.

25 October 1415 - PROSE: The Reign Makers

‘The Battle of Agincourt. Never done that before.’ She smiled, but her mind was really on the wet and cold. ‘We’ve done all we can, Ian. Let’s get away into the trees and under cover.’

25 October 1415 - TV: The Woman Who Lived

ASHILDR: The Battle of Agincourt. My first stint as a man. No-one will ever know that a mere woman helped end the Hundred Years' War.

After 1430 - TV: The Aztecs / PROSE: Tlotoxl

BARBARA: It's an Aztec mask. He must have been a priest.

SUSAN: Well, the Aztecs were Mexicans. We must be on Earth again. I wonder what year it is.

BARBARA: He must have died around 1430, I should think.

NOTE: While the novelisation is set in 1507, the television story must be set earlier. The son of the architect of the temple where the priest is buried is far too young for his father to have designed a temple over seventy-years-ago. In the novelisation, Ixta is the architect's grandson rather than his son.

After 1430 - HOMEVID: Making Cocoa

NOTE: Features Tlotoxl from The Aztecs.

1462 - AUDIO: Son of the Dragon

DOCTOR: Dracula's night attack on the Turkish camp, I should have checked the date, June the 17th 1462!

RADU: July the 2nd. Word reaches me that Sultan Mehmed has crossed the Wallachian border at last.

c.August-November 1483 - AUDIO: The Kingmaker

DOCTOR, in a letter: I'll try and find you 2 years from now, right near the end of Richard's reign. It's the 1st of August, 1485 where I am.

RICHARD: He didn't expect you to be alive, Bucko. You see, you should have died in November '83. The Doctor is surprised to find you here 20 months after you should have pegged it.

June?-22 August 1485 - AUDIO: The Kingmaker

NOTE: Richard III died on 22 August 1485.

1492? - TV: The Masque of Mandragora

DOCTOR: We've landed on Earth. Glass technology indicates Mediterranean area. Late fifteenth century. Not a very pleasant time.

12 October 1492 - AUDIO: Trouble in Paradise

COLUMBUS: The Journal of Admiral Christopher Columbus, the greatest explorer in the world, 12th of October, 1492.

16th century[[edit source]]

Between 1502-1543 - COMIC: Hidden Human History

DOCTOR: 1500s. Earlyish. Very earlyish. A bit Europey... Oh! Guelder. Definitely Guelder.

YAZ: Wait a sec. Guelder in the early 1500s? During the Guelder Wars?

NOTE: Real world years of the Guelders Wars.

1504 - AUDIO: The Ghosts of N-Space

THE DOCTOR: Yeah, that's right. If that sad lady's son died in the battle for Granada, our visit must have been somewhere near the turn of the century, and that's near enough for the TARDIS to be able to take us back there. See?

THE BRIGADIER: Are you suggesting that the presence of this comet in, erm ... Fifteen Oh Four and ... Eighteen Eighteen, and of course this year, was somehow mixed up in all this ... hoo-hah with Vilmio?

1505 - COMIC: The Swords of Kali

TEXT: Florence, Italy. 1505

NOTE: The original Mona Lisa was painted in 1503, so this must be one of the copies he painted in 1505 (TV: City of Death)

1505 - TV: City of Death

DOCTOR: The original, I presume? Completed in 1503 and it's now what, 1505, and you're getting the old boy to do you another six, yes, which you then brick up in a cellar in Paris for Scarlioni to find in four hundred and seventy four time.

1506 - PROSE: Against Nature

TEXT: This was in the year 1-Tochtli (1506).

1506 - AUDIO: Two Monks, One Mistress

MISSY: We've come to Tuscany in the year 1506 so that I can get hold of a trunk full of plutonium currently in the possession of an intergalactic master criminal known as Guvnax.

1507 - PROSE: The Aztecs

TEXT: The Doctor and Ian had just finished replacing the front panel when Susan burst into the TARDIS and told them excitedly where they were. The Doctor pressed the digital time-orientation button and the number 1507 lit up.

1511 - AUDIO: Fallen Angels

DOCTOR: Well done old girl. Now, let's see. Rome, 1511.

1514 - AUDIO: The Ravelli Conspiracy

DOCTOR: Yes, well and by that farmer's almanac on the table there too, the year is 1514, a wonderful vintage of time to taste and savour.

1521 - PROSE: The Price of Conviction

‘I believe so, yes. By my calculations, it’s probably just after the turn of the sixteenth century. A time of upheaval with the start of the Reformation and then the Counter-Reformation. Nasty business, that.’

‘Where have you been, man? The pope has decided to excommunicate Martin Luther! Not only that, the papal jurist is reputed to be one of the sharpest minds in the empire.’

NOTE: real world date of the Diet of Worms.

1522 - COMIC: Dragon's Claw

TEXT: It is 1522 A.D., according to the calendar of the western-ocean-devils, but few Europeans are seen on the shores of the East China Sea...

1533 - TV: Legend of the Sea Devils

TEXT: 1533

1535 - COMIC: The Weeping Angels of Mons

TEXT: London, 1535

1536 - AUDIO: Recorded Time

HENRY: ‘On the fourth of May in the year 1536, the King of England conquered Time itself.’

17-18 May 1538 - AUDIO: The Eighth Piece / The Doomsday Chronometer

CROMWELL: Take him down. We resume our questioning tomorrow. We have many tools at our disposal. You will confess, or you will die. Eventually.

CLOCKSMITH: It’s a matter of historical record. I picked up this parchment next week from Cromwell’s study. (reads) This night, the eighteenth day of May, year of our Lord 1538, the unknown prisoner, a suspected Papal spy, was executed when discovered attempting escape

CROMWELL: I… had a visitor in the early hours.

15XX - AUDIO: Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated

NOTE: Katherine Howard is dead and Catherine Parr is set to marry Henry VIII soon.

1544 - PROSE: The Tudor Engagement

STRAX: Field Report D006/B. I find myself compelled to inform you of a recent disruption in the time continuum on Planet Earth, affecting the Earth years 1893 and 1544.

May-19 July 1553 - PROSE: The Nine-Day Queen

"The Doctor had made it clear that he wouldn’t think of leaving until he had dealt with the Vrij. And he was no closer to achieving that goal than when the ship had first materialized two months ago."

"Barbara had heard enough. She collected her basket and hurried back to the house. She’d lost track of the dates since they had arrived in London, but if the king had died yesterday then it must be 7 July today. It was only a matter of days before the Duke of Northumberland would put Jane on the throne." [Same day as the above quote]

"Amongst all the kings and queens of England, no rule was as brief or as tragic as that of Jane Grey, who was crowned in 1553 and whose reign lasted only nine days." [Lost in Time reveals that it ended on 19 July]

19 July 1553 - TV: Lost in Time

Rani: On this the nineteenth day of July, 1553, Lady Mary makes just claim to the Crown of England. And she calls upon all of her subjects to reject any unlawful claimants.

JANE: We each have a path that we must tread, and this is mine. All I hope is that I will be remembered even though I was Queen just nine days.

October 1554 - PROSE: The Nine-Day Queen

"The hours passed slowly, until at last the time of her execution finally arrived. Jane allowed herself to be led down from the Tower that had been her home for the last fifteen months and out into the courtyard where the scaffold stood, the wood dark against the brightness of the sky."

NOTE: In the real world Jane's execution took place in February.

January 1555 - AUDIO: The Marian Conspiracy

DOCTOR: You, Doctor Smythe, have to learn the responsibility of time travel. Mary shouldn't die until November 1558. It is now January 1555. If she's killed now, history will be changed, and you will cease to exist, so we have to save her life.

1560 - AUDIO: The Death of Captain Jack

JOHN: Then there was the Amazon, 1560.

1562 - TV: The Day of the Doctor

DOCTOR: England, 1562.

23 August 1572 - TV: The Massacre

STEVEN [day 2]: The friend I was waiting for last night, have you seen him?

STEVEN [day 2]: He's going to be killed tomorrow. All right then, if you insist on coming with me, do you know where we can spend tonight?

ANNE [day 3]: It's dawn, Monsieur. The tocsin's rung. Curfew's over.

ANNE [day 4]: Oh, Monsieur! I'd given you up for lost when you didn't come back last night. I thought the guards must have caught you.

ANNE [day 4]: Date, Monsieur? August the twenty-third as...

DOCTOR: Yes, yes, yes, I know that. The year, the year, hmm?

ANNE [day 4]: Fifteen seventy two, Monsieur. But surely you know that?

DOCTOR: There's the tocsin! The curfew's been lifted. [making this day 5]

19 September 1572 - AUDIO: The Time of the Daleks

VIOLA: And on September the nineteenth 1572, at about this time and about half a mile this way, there's the entrance to another mirror.

3 November 1572 - PROSE: A Handful of Stardust

THOMAS: It's the morning of the third of November. The year of our Lord fifteen-hundred and seventy-two.

c. 1570s - WC: Tardisode 2

ROBERT (Tooth and Claw): The story goes back three hundred years. Every full moon, the howling rings through the valley.

1580 - TV: The Vampires of Venice

DOCTOR: Ah, you got to love Venice. So many people did. Byron, Napoleon, Casanova. Ooo, that reminds me. 1580. That's all right. Casanova doesn't get born for a hundred and forty-five years. Don't want to run into him. I owe him a chicken.

1586 - PROSE: Sunday Afternoon, AD 848,988

‘Wait a minute,’ said Ace. ‘What did Uriel say? That Dee and Kelly just disappeared one day in 1586? What if—’

April 1587 - AUDIO: The Flames of Cadiz

IAN: Oh yes, scorching. Even for April.

BARBARA: This is 1587, the year that Francis Drake destroys the Spanish fleet in Cadiz harbour.

July 1587 - PROSE: The Empire of Glass

"July 1587 - One month. Mary Harries gazed out across the sparkling blue ocean at the departing ship."

28 October 1589 - AUDIO: Loups-Garoux

MAGISTRATE: Stubbe Pieter, on this twenty eighth day of October in the year of Our Lord God 1589, I do condemn you to public execution for sorcery and the lewd villainies and diverse murders which you have committed in shape of a great wolf.

c. 1590 - AUDIO: Point of Entry

DOCTOR: Mmm. 1590 local time, or thereabouts. The Elizabethan Age. Now why track the Tardis here?

Late 15XX - PROSE: Life from Lifelessness

We’re in Prague in the sixteenth century — this must be the Golem of Prague!

That caused the rabbi to burst out laughing. Even as she did, she noted another dry patch, and she and the Doctor moved to moisturise it. ‘Doctor, you are obviously teasing me. The Maharal lived in the late sixteenth century, 550 years ago.’

17 August 1590 - AUDIO: Voyage to Venus

NOTE: Leads directly into Voyage to the New World.

17-19 August 1590 - AUDIO: Voyage to the New World

JOHN: The journal of John White, the seventeenth day of August, in the year of our lord 1590.

JOHN: The 18th of August, 1590.

DOCTOR: The journal of John White, the 19th day of August, 1590.

1591 - PROSE: Sunday Afternoon, AD 848,988

‘Good. When Uriel stole the TARDIS, it carried on back to the date I had programmed, which was the date he told me he was rescued — 1591.

1592 - AUDIO: Voyage to the New World

DOCTOR: So, where you are it's the year 1592

1592 - COMIC: A Groatsworth of Wit

DOCTOR: There they go... Back to 1592.

August 1592 - PROSE: The Empire of Glass

"August, 1592 - Matt Jobswortham pulled back on the horse's reins, slowing his dray down by just a jot."

1597 - AUDIO: The Kingmaker

NOTE: The play Richard III was first performed in 1597, and the story here depicts one of its earliest performances.

1599 - TV: The Shakespeare Code

DOCTOR: I think so. 'Round about 1599.

17th century[[edit source]]

16XX - COMIC: Devil of the Deep

TEXT: South America in the early 17th century was the gold mine of Spain. But ships found stranger things than gold.

February 1601 - AUDIO: The Hollow Crown

Real world date of Essex's Rebellion, depicted in this story. Date apparently also given in GAME: The Gunpowder Plot.

SYNOPSIS: When the TARDIS lands in Shoreditch, 1601, the Doctor suggests going to see a play at the Globe Theatre and his friends readily agree.

1601 - COMIC: Herald of Madness

TEXT: Bohemia 1601

12-13 January 1605 - PROSE: Honeymoon Horrors

TEXT: January 13 1605

AMY: Watched Rom. + Jul. @ the Globe last night.

1-5 November 1605 - PROSE: The Plotters

"Remember, remember, the fifth of November. ‘I don’t believe it,’ she whispered. ‘1605...’"

"He shuddered at the memory of last night’s indelicate scene between the King and Cecil. Only in the first days of November could an indiscretion like that have been contemplated." [Set on the day the TARDIS arrives, and the "indelicate scene" was the first chapter]

"Taking care not to wake his guest, Cecil turned and stalked out, his face darkening, his mind racing. The arrival of this bizarre couple, only three days before the conclusion of the operation, could not be coincidence." [Meaning the TARDIS arrived on 2 November]

"Firking sighed. ‘Think of it in this way, Hodge. Tomorrow is November the fifth. When news of how you dealt here with the dastardly plotters gets about the same will be proclaimed."

The great bells of the city tolled midnight. James sighed pointedly.

1-5 November 1605 - AUDIO: Treason and Plot

RITA: Confirm arrival, first of November 1605.

RITA: 23:59 and... midnight. November fifth. This is Rita Cooper. It is the fifth of November 1605, the gunpowder plot has been foiled. Plotters arrested, request return to the agency.

5 November 1605 - GAME: The Gunpowder Plot

DOCTOR: "Remember, remember, the Fifth of November..."

1609 - PROSE: The Empire of Glass

"Vatican? Galileo? Spyglass?" A smile crossed his face, and he turned briefly to Steven and Vicki. "Ah, then this must be the year of our Lord, 1609," he said for their benefit, nodding as if he had known this all the time.

Between 1611-1625 - TV: The Witchfinders

DOCTOR: It's a witch trial. Must be early 17th century.

BECKA: As King James has written in his new Bible, "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live." [Published in 1611.]

April 1616 - PROSE: The Empire of Glass

April, 1616 - "Father, a visitor for you."

1626 - AUDIO: The Church and the Crown

DOCTOR: Yes. And place. Paris, 1626 to be exact. A good few centuries after your time.

1638 - AUDIO: The Waters of Amsterdam

TEGAN: So where are we now?

DOCTOR: With any luck, Amsterdam, 1638.

23 November 1638 - TV: Silver Nemesis

DOCTOR: Well, in strictly linear terms, as the chronometer flies, I've known since November the twenty-third, 1638.

1639 - AUDIO: The Galileo Trap

DOCTOR (The Red Lady): Of how he could know I’d be here. Of how he could expect me to come to him in 1639.

1639 - AUDIO: The Satanic Mill

ELEVEN: You are to be exposed to the Sun, whereupon you will die, slowly, and, I hope, painfully. Your death will be absolute. There will be no regeneration. And as you die, the energy you release will power this facility. The subsequent collapse of the Sun will in turn create a gravitational field powerful enough to swallow whole your beloved solar system. The year, 1639, the beginning of the Age of Reason.

1646 - COMIC: Time Bomb!

TEXT: Parish records show that in the small village of Thetford, in 1646, the horned one appeared to a Mistress Thorogood, as witnessed by two passing parishioners.

c. 1647 - COMIC: Witch Hunt

NOTE: Matthew Hopkins real world witch-hunting career: 1644-1647. Rumored to have been drowned as a witch in 1647, which happens in the story.

September 1649 - AUDIO: The Settling

SYNOPSIS: Note to Sir Arthur Aston, governor of the town of Drogheda, 10 September 1649.

ACE: You said they'd take weeks to get here.

DOCTOR: Well they should have done, we must have lost some time along the way.

December 1648-January 1649 - PROSE: The Roundheads

‘Yes. Here we are. Now our friend said they’d been fighting for seven years. That means the Civil Wars must be over and they’re about to put the King on trial. It must be some time in... 1648. December I should say.’

'The morning of January the thirtieth 1649 was a cold one and Charles Stuart insisted upon wearing an extra shirt so that his enemies would not mistake his shivering for fear.'

16XX - AUDIO: The Doomsday Chronometer

RIVER: We needed to take a small detour first. This is the south of France, 17th Century. Over there, Rennes-le-Chateaux. The Templars just finished building their new castle on the ruin of the old one. Shall we?

1651 - TV: The Woman Who Lived

DOCTOR: Oh, no, this isn't a visit, I've got a job to do. I'm here looking for an alien object which has no business being here on Earth in 1651.

1651 - PROSE: Newtons Sleep

"...in 1651, a dead angel is found in a tree in Lincolnshire and a nymph rises from the waters of Kent..."

Between 1650-1658 - AUDIO: The Witch from the Well

DOCTOR: Here we are… Hmm. It seems there used to be a village on this site, back in the seventeenth century. Tranchard’s Fell.

DOCTOR: Rid Tranchard’s Fell of its resident witch and your reputation grows, your name’s lauded all across the Protectorate. Who knows, you might even catch the eye of Cromwell.

(The Roundheads): Oliver Cromwell, the man who was soon to become Lord Protector of the Kingdom, stared into the bright winter morning as though gazing through time itself. [In 1649]

RICHARD CROMWELL (The Roundheads): "‘Oliver Cromwell,’ he murmured, ‘1599 to 1658.’ ... According to the strange book, his father would die in ten years' time!"

RICHARD CROMWELL (The Roundheads):'“Tumbledown Dick”! That I shall rule for only a few scant months after my father’s death and I shall never be half the man he is!'

DOCTOR: Quite sure. I wish I knew what it was, though, and what it’s doing on twenty-first century Earth. Some sort of mutant?

DOCTOR: We’ve met before. Or rather we will meet. 350 years from now, you’re both still here. Why? What are you waiting for? [The 21st century is 350 years away, so must be 1650 at the earliest]

16XX - TV: The Smugglers

DOCTOR: Yes, I'm afraid you're going to lose your bet, young man. That gentleman comes from the seventeenth century.

Between 1660-1685 - TV: The Impossible Astronaut

KING CHARLES II: Where's the Doctor?

1665 - AUDIO: The Demons of Red Lodge

DOCTOR: And I’m now reminded where we are: Suffolk, 1665!

1665 - COMIC: The Pestilent Heart

DOCTOR: His final data entry was time-stamped 1665.

1666 - TV: Wild Blue Yonder

DOCTOR: Oh! Stay away from London. Wait a minute. Apple tree, apple, man holding an apple in 1666? Are you...Sir Isaac Newton?

August-2 September 1666 - TV: The Visitation

The Great Fire of London.

1666 - AUDIO: The Astrea Conspiracy

DOCTOR: ...and it started here, 1666, Antwerp, with you.

1669 - COMIC: Black Death White Life

VILLAGER: It's the year of our Lord sixteen hundred and sixty-nine.

1671 - PROSE: Newtons Sleep

"...in 1671, Aphra Behn -- she-spy and poetesse -- infiltrates a gathering of alchemists..."

c. 1676 - AUDIO: The Astrea Conspiracy

"A little over 10 years ago, with London wracked by plague and a great fire, Aphra had been greatful for any reason to leave the city."

1682 - COMIC: Slaver's Song

TEXT: Tupi Village, Brazil, 1682

1688 - AUDIO: The Glorious Revolution

CIA AGENT: I need you to tell me what happened on one particular adventure. When you visited the planet Earth in the year 1688.

11-16 January 1692 - PROSE: The Witch Hunters

11 January 1692. 'Here we go again', said Ian Chesterton drily, as he stared up at the scanner screen.

16th of January 1692. The reverend Samuel Parris was alone, afraid and lost.

29 June-19 July 1692 - PROSE: The Witch Hunters

29 June 1692. Something was wrong. Susan hadn't noticed it at first, so caught up she had been in her decision to disobey her grandfather and its likely consequences.

19 July 1692. On the last day of her life, Rebecca Nurse felt better than she had in months.

14 January 1693 - PROSE: The Witch Hunters

14 January 1693. A strong winter sun cast shafts of light through the parsonage windows. A year had passed, but the room was unchanged.

1695 - COMIC: Terror of the Cabinet Noir

TEXT: Paris, France, 1695

1 April 1699 - WC: Prequel (The Curse of the Black Spot) / TV: The Curse of the Black Spot

AVERY: April the first, 1699.

DOCTOR: Yes. Okay, problem word. Seventeenth century. My ship automatically, er, noticed-ish that your ship was having some bother.

18th century[[edit source]]

July c. 170X - AUDIO: Circular Time: Summer

NEWTON: That will be the 22nd century then, until the invasion. 450 years, that's how long I will be remembered.

Jailer: It's July my sweet. It's so hot I can hardly sleep.

NOTE: Isaac Newton predicts the Dalek invasion on 2157 to be 450 years in his future. He is "director of the mint", indicating a setting post 1696. He also wonders why William III is not on an Irish coin, setting this before William's death in 1702.

1702 - AUDIO: Phantasmagoria

HOLYWELL: I do not pretend to understand all you're saying, Doctor, but you alleged that this person does not belong here in the London of 1702.

26 November 1703 - AUDIO: The Eye of the Storm

DOCTOR: I have been observing for weeks. My TARDIS was unable to land anywhere but the twenty-sixth of November, 1703.

Between 1702-1714 - AUDIO: Doctor Who and the Pirates

CAPTAIN SWAN: ...true loyalties... to Queen Anne herself.

EVELYN: Queen Anne, lasts of the Stuarts, reigned 1702 to 1714.

Summer 1711 - COMIC: Hidden Human History

DOCTOR: North Caroline. 1711. Give or take a few months, but feels like early summer.

1720 - PROSE: Time Wake

DOCTOR: Here we are Peri, 1720, 18th century London.

1727 - TV: The Girl in the Fireplace

REINETTE: Of course I can. Seventeen hundred and twenty-seven.

1738 - AUDIO: The Doomwood Curse

SYNOPSIS: England, 1738.

March 1739 - AUDIO: The Doomwood Curse

DOCTOR: And the horse thief, John Palmer, is identified as being none other than the murderer, Dick Turpin. He's tried in March 1739

April 1739 - AUDIO: The Doomwood Curse

DOCTOR: The following month, he's hanged a the gallows at Knavesmire

1742 - AUDIO: The Flying Dutchman

SOURCE?

8 September 1742 - PROSE: The Witch Hunters

8 September 1742. The history book lay open on the beach. An anachronism.

16 April 1746 - TV: The Highlanders

NOTE: The Battle of Culloden

STOYN (The Dying Light): James Robert McCrimmon. Left Scotland, 1746.

1746 - TV: The War Games

TIME LORD 2: They will be returned to a time just before they went away with you. They will remember their first adventure with you, but nothing more.

1753 - TV: The Girl in the Fireplace

ROSE: Madame de Pompadour. Please, don't scream or anything. We haven't got a lot of time. I've come to warn you that they'll be here in five years... Some time after your thirty seventh birthday.

1758 - TV: The Girl in the Fireplace
Summer 1762 - AUDIO: The Founding Fathers

STEVEN: We were locked out of the TARDIS.

DOCTOR (mind copy): Ah, I remember it well. London, 1762.

1762 - AUDIO: Sabbath Dei / In the Year of the Cat

MARY CULVER: [An invasion] Of 1762. Via Britain.

1763 - AUDIO: A Labyrinth of Histories

COMPASSION: I'll explain once you're back here with us. In 1763.

1763 - AUDIO: Coming to Dust / The Ship of a Billion Years

PUBLISHER'S SUMMARY: Naples, 1763. The Great Ape of Posto di Foraggio is on show, an exhibition to amuse jaded foreign tourists

c. 15 April 1764 - TV: The Girl in the Fireplace

LOUIS: Leaving Versailles for the last time. Only forty-three when she died. Too young. Too young. Illness took her in the end. She always did work too hard. What does she say?

1768 - AUDIO: A Sting in the Tale

ANTONIO (The Circus of Doom): There, in 1768, on the lagoon outside Venice.

1770 - AUDIO: The Transit of Venus

DOCTOR: This is the year 1770, the man who was speaking to us was Captain James Cook, and this ship is the Endeavor.

1774 - COMIC: Political Animals / COMIC: Bêtes Noires & Dark Horses

TEXT: 1774. The Heart of Civilisation.

12 December 1781 - AUDIO: Catch-1782

MEL: What date is it?

MCGREGOR: 12th of December

MEL: No I mean what year is it?

MCGREGOR: 1781 as well you know

June 1782 - AUDIO: Catch-1782

JOHN: ...do you mean to say that now it's June, 1782?

MCGREGOR: Why yes, what a strange question to ask.

1782-1783 - PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street

NOTE: Said countless times in text.

1785 - AUDIO: The Death of Captain Jack

JACK: Just a garden-variety Time Sprite, your majesty. Doesn't belong on Earth and definitely doesn't belong in the year 1785.

c. 1786 - COMIC: The World Shapers

DOCTOR: I must have miscalculated our arrival by about forty years. [To Jamie’s hometime]

1788 - AUDIO: The Glorious Revolution

CIA AGENT: I need you to tell me what happened on one particular adventure. When you visited the planet Earth in the year 1688.

JAMIE: But that was... a hundred years ago.

CIA AGENT: Indeed. But as far as you are concerned it was only forty years ago.

Between 1793-1796 - AUDIO: Fields of Terror

LAGRANGE: That was Vergniaud. He has been guillotined.

NOTE: In the real world, Pierre Victurnien Vergniaud was executed in 1793.

DOCTOR: When I visited, the Reign of Terror was coming to an end. But we're in the Vendée region now, in western France – where the war was at its worst.

NOTE: In the real world, War in the Vendée lasted from 1793-1796.

23 - 27 July 1794 - TV: The Reign of Terror

ROBESPIERRE: But can I trust them? If this motion gets underway, they will turn against me to save their own necks. Mark my words, LeMaitre. If this plot is successful, tomorrow, the 27th of July 1794, will be a date for history.

1 July 1789 - COMIC: The Long Con

TEXT: Philadelphia, July 1st, 1789

CAPTION: The year is 2,208 and the Electrodes pop group are hurrying to the Glass Bowl Theatre where they are due to give a concert to thousands of their fans in an hour’s time...

221X - PROSE: Fellow Traveller

SUSAN: Must be...50 years [since the overthrow of the Daleks]. More.

221X - AUDIO: All Hands on Deck

SUSAN: ...and the main room had previously been a classroom where, almost two hundred and fifty years ago, I'd been taught English. [almost 250 years since 1963]

SUSAN: And I was sitting by that same window at 3:38 in the morning in late October, making myself some tea, when the emergency call came in.

c. 223X - AUDIO: Memory Lane

CHARLEY: You said this is, what is it, the 23rd century.

C'RIZZ: Did you ever get back?

KIM: Eventually. 227 years after I left.

NOTE: Kim Kronotska mentions having had an iPod, indicating that she is from the early 21st century, and therefore the story is set in approximately the 2230s.

2242 - COMIC: Clara Oswald and the School of Death

DOCTOR: Present for Clara Oswald! All the way from 227 years into the future and 13 light-years across the --

22XX - TV: Vengeance on Varos

PERI: I'm from another time, another century. Nearly three centuries before you were born, I lived in another world. I had an idea you wouldn't believe me.

22XX - AUDIO: Deimos / The Resurrection of Mars

TAMSIN DREW: Twenty-Third Century and nothing's changed.

22XX - AUDIO: Night of the Whisper

NARRATOR: A waitressing job in a sleazy, 23rd century casino on New Vegas.

22XX - COMIC: Slaver's Song

TEXT: Remand Station Mackay-One. 23rd Century

22XX - PROSE: Class 4 Renegade

TEXT: The Doctor had taken Tegan and Turlough to Melphis because his records on the bustling 23rd century staging post were strangely ambiguous, and in some cases, non-existent.

22XX - AUDIO: Daybreak

DOCTOR: Why this is Earth, according to the readings. The 23rd century of your common age.

2290 - TV: The Leisure Hive

ROMANA: It's the first of the leisure planets. In relative Earth date 2250, there's a hideous war against some reptile people called the Foamasi

BROCK: Argolis is justly proud of tachyonics, but that science, you will admit, remains, after forty years, little more than a curiosity.

2294 - AUDIO: The Stones of Venice

DOCTOR: Er, no, it's the twenty third century.

VANSELL (Neverland): Venice, Earth, 2294.

24th century[[edit source]]

c. 23XX - AUDIO: Mission to Magnus

SIL: After your meddling caused the failure of my Varos project, I was ordered to drum up new business here.

2310 - TV: The Twin Dilemma

Year based on AUDIO: Daleks Among Us.

2314-2315 - COMIC: The Swords of Kali

TEXT: Mumbai, India. 2314 [Part 1]

TEXT: Fortress Scindia, Madhya, 2315 [Part 2-3]

7 January 2321 - COMIC: Profits of Doom!

KARA: What's today's date?

MONITOR: January 7th. 2321, Kara.

2323 - COMIC: Liberation of the Daleks

TEXT: 2323 AD

2329 - AUDIO: The Jupiter Conjunction

DOCTOR: Why not? I like space. Earth’s solar system, 2329.

2330 - PROSE: The Haven

NYSSA: They all checked in here in 1993, according to the register – but the date on the calendar shows 2330!

Spring 2348 - PROSE: The Long Step Backward

‘Nothing of the sort,’ replied the Doctor, throwing the door open. ‘The TARDIS has taken us to Prague of AD 2348.’ : ‘And it’s spring!’ said Vicki.

23XX - TV: The Happiness Patrol

Year based on AUDIO: Daleks Among Us.

23XX - TV: The Androids of Tara

SOURCE?

2351 - AUDIO: A Most Excellent Match

CRANTON: This the 2351 Galaxy Fair. It’s not like anyone can roll up and grab a pitch. Cost me a pretty penny to be here.

2367 - TV: Dinosaurs on a Spaceship

Indian Space Agency 2367 A.D.

17 April 2375 - PROSE: The Stone Rose

'What day did you leave your home, Vanessa?' the Doctor asked.

'It was 17 April 2375," she said.

3 July 2379 - TV: Mindwarp

VALEYARD: If we may see from the Doctor's arrival on the planet Thoros Beta. Twenty fourth century, last quarter, fourth year, seventh month, third day.

25th century[[edit source]]

24XX - AUDIO: Leviathan

CHANDRIS: Are you bonkers? Think what you're proposing. Those things over there have never lived outside the middle ages. Can you imagine the impact on them when they land in the twenty fifth century?

c. 2430 - COMIC: Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom

BABE: We've only been settled here for fifty years-- since 2380, old Earth time.

3 March 2472 - TV: Colony in Space

Jane tears off the calendar page for Mon 2 March 2472.

24XX - TV: The Tomb of the Cybermen / AUDIO: Return to Telos

PARRY: Cybermen? A live Cyberman? My dear Viner, they've been dead for the last five hundred years.

NOTE: Return to Telos is set during Tomb.

c. 24XX - AUDIO: #HarrySullivan

'25th century? He said vaguely. Hard to tell, it's a rickety old crate.'

c. 24XX - COMIC: The Age of Chaos

TEXT: Set two generations after Mindwarp, which was set in 2379 AD.

24XX - AUDIO: Songs of Love

HELEN: It’s her, isn’t it? Just like on Syra, the Sonomancer is bringing the end of the world.

OLLISTRA (The Side of the Angels): Patience, Doctor. The apocalypse is five centuries away, relatively speaking. [five centuries after the 20th century]

24XX - AUDIO: The Sleeping City

IAN: I don't know, some time around Vicki's era, the 25th century. There were things there she recognised.

c. Late 24XX - AUDIO: The Game

NYSSA: Doctor, who is Darzil Carlisle?

DOCTOR: Only one of the most eminent advocates for peace in human history. Born outside Olympus Mons, on Mars, in 2414.

NOTE: Darzil Carlisle appears as an older man.

c. 2493 - TV: The Rescue

VICKI: 2493, of course. My mother had just died and Daddy wanted to get away so he took a job on the planet Astra.

After 2495 - AUDIO: Kingdom of Silver

DOCTOR: This sort of hardware was quite common during the Orion War period.

Doctor: Oh yes, well pardon my tenses, is.

IKE (Sword of Orion): Oh yeah, but the androids gave them an ultimatum. Stay and accept androids as equals or leave. Most left, some stayed. Course, this was against the Galactic Charter and that's how the war started. About eight years ago now. Nobody's winning. It's a nasty business. [Sword of Orion is set in 2503]

26th century[[edit source]]

2503 - AUDIO: Sword of Orion

IKE: Course, this was against the Galactic Charter and that's how the war started. About ... eight years ago now. Nobody's winning. It's a nasty business.

VANSELL (Neverland): And then traced to Deep Space Haulage craft Vanguard, 2503.

2526 - TV: Earthshock

ADRIC: The year is 2526 in the timescale you call Anno Domini.

2540 - TV: Frontier in Space

HARDY: Preparing to enter hyperspace at twenty-two oh nine seventy-two, two thousand, five hundred and forty EST.

DOCTOR: Well, it's just a spaceship, Jo. You know, I reckon we must be somewhere in the twenty-sixth century. Well, interstellar travel's pretty routine by now.

2540 - TV: Planet of the Daleks

Picks up right after Frontier in Space.

DOCTOR: Apparently the year's 2589.

27th century[[edit source]]

January 2606 - AUDIO: The Lost Museum

SYNOPSIS: January 2606. TribCity is at war with itself.

2616 - AUDIO: Judgement Day

BENNY: What year?

AI INTERFACE: 2616

JACK: The nights are getting longer, the weather's getting colder, and in exactly 29 days it will be the shortest day of Legion's year: Advent day!

2619 - AUDIO: HMS Surprise

LUCAS: It was the night before Advent, when all through the docks, not a creature was stirring, not even a fox.

BERNICE: The 9th of April 2618, just over a year ago, and nothing at all has been recorded since that day.

2619 - AUDIO: The Curse of Fenman

IRVING: You see, today is Advent day on Legion, and I am observing this strange family I have accumulated around me since arriving in this strange universe.

26XX - AUDIO: Big Dig
26XX - AUDIO: The Revenant's Carnival
26XX - AUDIO: The Brimstone Kid
26XX - AUDIO: The Winning Side
26XX - AUDIO: In Living Memory
26XX - AUDIO: The Revolution
26XX - AUDIO: Good Night, Sweet Ladies
26XX - WC: Transmission from Mars / AUDIO: The Pyramid of Sutekh

BENNY: I take a fortnight off to go to my son's wedding and I end up dealing with universal extinction before the cake's gone stale.

NOTE: Benny has stopped travelling with the Doctor to visit her son, implying she's back in her own time.

26XX - AUDIO: The Library in the Body (opening scene)

NOTE: Benny is lecturing in what is presumably her own time.

c. 26XX - AUDIO: The Fate of Krelos / Return to Telos

DOCTOR: A split second in the vortex has put us out of range by, ooh, a couple hundred centuries or so.

SYNOPSIS: On Telos, in the past, the Second Doctor and Jamie are exploring the 'tomb of the Cybermen'

2679 - AUDIO: The Havoc of Empires

JO: What do you mean "The Match?"

YATES: Trent Bridge, 1899

DOCTOR (later): The match finished 780 years ago, Mike.

28th century[[edit source]]

2708 - COMIC: By Hook or By Crook

CAPTION: The city-state of Tor-Ka-Nom, 2780AD...

2724 - AUDIO: Shadow of Death

JAMIE: Two seven two four.

DOCTOR: That's the year Jamie.

2750 - COMIC: Time Bomb

TEXT: Earthdate 2750.

27XX - TV: The Sensorites

MAITLAND: Yes, you see, the whole lower half of England is called Central City now. There hasn't been a London for four hundred years. We come from the twenty eighth century.

27XX - AUDIO: The Five Dimensional Man

ZOE: ...Lord Ferdinand Sterling, he's a scientist from the 28th century.

29th century[[edit source]]

c. 2811 - AUDIO: Nocturne

DOCTOR: This is Glasst city, a human settlement on the planet Nocturne. The era you come from is about 790 years and three parsecs in that direction.

NOTE: The Doctor is speaking to Ace and Hex, however he is likely referring to Hex's home time of 2021, rather than Ace's home time of 1987, since Hex is a much more recent traveller in time.

2815 - PROSE: Festival of Death

'Of course,' said Liesa. '2815 is when the Cerberus...'

'... got jammed in the hyperspace tunnel,' finished Harken.

2815 - AUDIO: Distant Voices

DOCTOR: Well it's still going on in 2815.

2850 - COMIC: Time Bomb

TEXT: Earthdate 2850.

28XX - AUDIO: The Whispering Forest

DOCTOR: Not one known to auto-medics in the 28th century it seems.

DOCTOR: A hundred years in formless agony – enough to drive anyone insane. The sterility wall can’t have helped, charging the local atmosphere with disruptive particles.

2885 - AUDIO: Three's a Crowd

COMPUTER: The colony was settled in the year 2835, 50 standard years ago.

28XX - AUDIO: The Tears of Isis

DOCTOR: You thought you were coming to the 21st century, but this is the 29th. You flung out your net, but there was no one to harvest. Earth, this Earth, has already burned, eaten by solar flares.

NOTE: the solar flares that have devastated Earth in the 29th century line up with those mentioned by the Eleventh Doctor in The Beast Below.

30th century[[edit source]]

16 November 2908 - PROSE: Room for Improvement

'A date stamp in the upper corner told him that it was 16 November 2908 and that they’d arrived just after noon.'

29XX - COMIC: The Klepton Parasites

"Dr. Who, with John and Gillian, travels in his time machine to the 30th century, where the peace-loving Thains are menaced by the Kleptons."

29XX - TV: The Mutants

DOCTOR: According to the Tardis's instrument readings, we are now in the thirtieth century empire.

29XX - COMIC: Space War Two

CAPTION: In the thirtieth century A.D. a savage space war rages between robots on the planet Verno and the rocket patrols of Earth...

2957 - PROSE: Inter-Galactic Cat

DOCTOR: "To Earth. To celebrate the 1000 year anniversary of their space age in 2957. I thought we could do with a holiday."

2959 - AUDIO: Original Sin

DOCTOR: What about number 50300?

COMPUTER: Tuesday the 5th of June, 2955.

DOCTOR: Of all the prisoners of war of the Hith offensive, only 2 were important enough to still be classified 4 years later.

c.29XX - TV: The Robots of Death
c.29XX - AUDIO: Robophobia

COMPUTER: It was eventually discovered that robotics genius Taren Capell had smuggled himself aboard the Sandminer, assuming the identity of a crew member. [setting this shortly after The Robots of Death]

c.29XX - AUDIO: The Traitor

LIV (Eyes of the Master): Oh. it's just that my life doesn't feel like my own. Orpheus , the IDEs mission control in a thousand years time. [1000 years after the 1970s]

DOCTOR: I had different clothes too, straw hat, umbrella. We were on a spaceship, full of robots.

LIV: Oh that Doctor? That wasn't you. [Setting this after Robophobia]

DAL (Time's Horizon): Give me a minute, Kruger, I've just woken up from nine centuries of sleep.

DOCTOR (Time's Horizon): You missed out on a whole lot of history. The Eminence waged war against humanity, with armies of slaves led by Infinite Warriors. [setting this before Destroy the Infinite]

c.29XX - AUDIO: Time's Horizon

NOTE: Opening scene

c.29XX - AUDIO: Eyes of the Master

NOTE: Opening and closing scenes

c.29XX - AUDIO: World of Damnation / Sweet Salvation

DOCTOR: The inhabitants are much like your own people back on Kaldor. Same century, in fact.

c.29XX - AUDIO: Escape from Kaldor

TULA: Is this it, then? We spend another ten years not talking? [Tula is Liv's sister, who first appeared in Robophobia]

DOCTOR: The incident on Commander Uvanov’s Sandminer, the Lorelei. Do any of these names mean anything to you? [Referencing the events of Robophobia and The Robots of Death]

c.29XX - AUDIO: Prequel (The Robots)
c.29XX - AUDIO: The Robots of Life
c.29XX - AUDIO: The Sentient
c.29XX - AUDIO: Love Me Not
c.29XX - AUDIO: The Robots of War
c.29XX - AUDIO: Toos and Poul
c.29XX - AUDIO: Do No Harm
c.29XX - AUDIO: The Mystery of Sector 13
c.29XX - AUDIO: Circuit Breaker
c.29XX - AUDIO: A Matter of Conscience
c.29XX - AUDIO: Closed Loop
c.29XX - AUDIO: Off Grid
c.29XX - AUDIO: The Janus Deception
c.29XX - AUDIO: Escape from Kaldor

HELEN: She’d understand. Go outside, Liv, then come back to this precise spot in one year’s time.

27 May 2985 - Genetics of the Daleks

FINLAY: Information: when did I go into stasis?

HELIX: 4:28 AM, April 12th, 2965.

FINLAY: How long was I in stasis for?

HELIX: 20 years and 45 days.

2986 - TV: Terror of the Vervoids

DOCTOR: A scheduled flight in the Earth year two thousand nine hundred and eighty six.

2991 - PROSE: The Sorcerer's Apprentice

Sir Bron’s puzzlement was clearly deepening. ‘Why, none use the old counting anymore.’ ‘But if they did,’ persisted the Doctor, ‘would it not be the end of the thirtieth century now?’ ‘I suppose so. But why trouble about it?’

‘Today is the fifteenth of June.’

‘Then it is the fourteenth year of the reign of Magnus the Third, eight hundred and forty six AL.’

‘It means “After Landfall”, naturally.’

It seems to be a journal of the first landing on this planet and its early settlement. Perhaps written by the leader of the colony. I can make out a date 28 September 2145.’ ‘That is the year of landfall by the old calendar,’ exclaimed Bron.

NOTE: If their landfall in 2145 was 846 years ago, it must be 2991.

Between c.29XX and c. 31XX - AUDIO: The Death of Hope

NOTE: Set during the Eminence War.

Between c.29XX and c. 31XX - AUDIO: The Reviled

NOTE: Set during the Eminence War.

Between c.29XX and c. 31XX - AUDIO: Destroy the Infinite

DOCTOR: So the forces of this Eminence have been occupying human colony planets for some time now?

TILLEGAT: For something like fifty standard years, they landed on Delafoss about five years ago.

Between c.29XX and c. 31XX - AUDIO: The Seeds of War

BARLOW: Where have you been the last fifty years? Earth is at war.

HELGERT: I have copies of every major agronomist for the last 200 years... I've taken on everything I could, from the work of Delinger, Tremer, Lasky. [Lasky appeared in Terror of the Vervoids]

Between c.29XX and c. 31XX - AUDIO: Rule of the Eminence

CASEY: Earth is open for business. Grand Administrator Walter Vincent declared in a statement given from his Brunei beach residence. Border controls have been lifted. With the half-century war against the Eminence well and truly over, many are waking to see the sunrise of planet Earth for the very first time.

31st century[[edit source]]

3025 - AUDIO: The Revolution Game

DOCTOR: So this is planet Castus Sigma, in the year 3025.

Early 30XX - COMIC: The Ghost Ship

DOCTOR: Hmmm... But this is the early 31st century, right?

30XX - AUDIO: Barrister to the Stars

RIVER: We're in the 31st century, darling. Amazing what you can pick up online these days.

30XX - TV: Into the Dalek

NOTE: Authorial intent.

24 December 3060 - AUDIO: Flip-Flop

DOCTOR: The Central Bureau building, Christmas Eve, the year 3060, just after eleven p.m.

24-25 December 3090 - AUDIO: Flip-Flop

DOCTOR: We’ve arrived slap-bang er, on target. The Earth colony on the planet Puxatornee in the year 3090, December the 24th.

DOCTOR: Yes. We will shortly be returning to Puxatornee on Christmas Day in the year 3090.

32nd century[[edit source]]

c. 312X (E-Space) - TV: State of Decay

KALMAR: The Lords rule in the Tower, the peasants toil in the fields. Nothing has changed in a thousand years.

"When you told me you wanted to 'pop back to the year twenty-one fifty-four or so'..."

"Ever hear of the Hydrax? ... It vanished, like some of them do ... It was thirty years ago." (PROSE: Lucifer Rising)

31XX - AUDIO: I.D.

DOCTOR: Humanity didn't develop a form of pure digital information that the brain could absorb until.. well this must be the 32nd century.

33rd century[[edit source]]

c. 32XX - PROSE: The Roots of Evil

' The Heligan Structure is a tree; one enormous, genetically engineered tree, the size of a small moon. Earth people in the twenty-fourth century use these things to help terraform alien worlds.' [said the Doctor]

"'The great tree has been the home of our people for nine hundred years,' said Ven."

32XX - AUDIO: The Resurrection of Mars

THE MONK: We've travelled one thousand years into the future, some ninety light years from Earth. The planet Halcyon. [1000 years after the 23rd century]

3295 or 3297 - TV: The Beast Below

COMPUTER: Name, Amelia Jessica Pond. Age, thirteen hundred and six. [However, the screens read 1308.]

34th century[[edit source]]

3327 - COMIC: The Deadly Mutant

SOURCE?

c.3350 - PROSE: The Dark Path

‘On Earth, in the twenty-eighth century. I was reporting on the growth in smuggling to and from Earth. One of the smugglers took exception to that, and tried to have me spaced. Koschei saved me.’

He nodded. ‘Ah, but you forget, this is a ship built six centuries after your time. Besides, Federation ships won’t necessarily be built by Earth. The architecture here looks more Terileptil to me; they probably designed and built it for humans.’

‘According to the recovered data fragments, an Imperial Navy expeditionary force under overall control of the Special Services Directorate was sent out around the turn of the thirty-first century.’

‘It’s the least we could do; you’re the first visitors to this planet in, what, three hundred and fifty years?’

3380 - AUDIO: Order of Simplicity

DOCTOR: The year is Thirty-three eighty.

35th century[[edit source]]

34XX - AUDIO: Paradise 5

DOCTOR: If you must know, we are currently en route to the planet Targos Delta, fourth planet in the Targos system. Financial and industrial hub of the Earth Alliance in the thirty fifth century.

c. 3480 - TV: Terminus

NYSSA: Older? Well, it has been a while since the last time I saw you.

DOCTOR: How long?

NYSSA: About fifty years. (AUDIO: Cobwebs)

Between c. 3480 and 3515 - AUDIO: The Orphan

NOTE: Nyssa doesn't have any family.

3490 - AUDIO: Cobwebs

DOCTOR: Same location, forty years, two months and two days earlier.

Between 3495 and 3515 - AUDIO: Circular Time: Winter

NYSSA: Nothing, Lasarti. I was worried about Neeka.

LASARTI: She’s fine, dreaming whatever babies dream about.

ADRIC: She’s my mother. My mother who’s been missing, presumed dead, since I was fifteen years old! (AUDIO: Prisoners of Fate)

NOTE: Nyssa went missing in 3530, so Adric Traken was born in c. 3515. Since Neeka is a baby and older than Adric, this story can't be set any later than 3515.

ADRIC: She was thirty-five when it happened. My older sister and she’s younger than me now. (AUDIO: Prisoners of Fate)

NOTE: Since Nyssa went missing in 3530, Neeka must have been born in 3495 at the earliest, since Nyssa was previously unaware of Neeka's infection.

36th century[[edit source]]

3520 - AUDIO: Cobwebs

HAWKS: Thirty years [since 3490]. We found you lost in interstellar space. Brought you back with us.

3530 - AUDIO: Cobwebs

TEGAN: But he doesn’t know that! The point is, after Nyssa went missing in thirty-five thirty, she never returned to her own time. (AUDIO: Prisoners of Fate)

3531 - AUDIO: Prisoners of Fate

SIBOR TARDIS: The year is thirty-five thirty-one. Quintilis the first. The day that you never came home. But now you can. I hereby release you from a state of temporal grace.

3550 - COMIC: The Eternal Present

SOURCE?

3556 - AUDIO: Prisoners of Fate

SIBOR: The year is thirty-five fifty-six.

3562 - AUDIO: The Sirens of Time

The survivors never developed space travel, were never able to challenge and defeat the Knights of Velyshaa in the campaign of 3562.

37th century[[edit source]]

36XX - COMIC: Art Attack

DOCTOR: See, this is the grand opening of the Oriel, a transdimensional gallery in the 37th century.

3653 - AUDIO: Weapon of Choice

TORVALD: 3rd Moon of Kikrit, fourth quarter, 3653 Sensorian era, correct?

NOTE: All other dates in the Sensorian Era era match the Humanian Era.

38th century[[edit source]]

After 37XX - TV: Revelation of the Daleks

After AUDIO: Davros.

37XX - TV: Sleep No More

DOCTOR: Thirty eighth century. (Tastes his finger again.) Tuesday.

3764 - COMIC: Doctormania

DOCTOR: Or when it will be finished, which narrows the transmission down to 3764.

39th century[[edit source]]

c.38XX - AUDIO: Time's Horizon

DAL: Give me a minute, Kruger, I've just woken up from nine centuries of sleep. [9 centuries after c. 29XX]

Mid 38XX - TV: Kinda

Era based on PROSE: Legacy.

3885 - TV: The Curse of Peladon

SOURCE?

40th century[[edit source]]

3912 - COMIC: A New Beginning

TEXT: 3912

3935 - TV: The Monster of Peladon

SOURCE?

DOCTOR: Look, it's fifty years now since Peladon joined the Galactic Federation, and what have the miners got to show for it? Harder work for the same rewards.

39XX - TV: The Infinite Quest

DOCTOR: I told you it was the fortieth century. The last great oil corporations are sucking the solar system dry to feed demand. Petrol prices have gone through the roof, of course, and the colonies that can't afford to pay are dying.

39XX - COMIC: The Twist

DOCTOR: How did you get something like this, all the way out here in the 40th century, Ms...?

39XX - COMIC: Playing House
25 December 39XX - PROSE: Christmas Special

"And welcome to The Slist Show Christmas Special! ... including a live performance from none other than Hattie Munroe and the Space Pirates!"

39XX - COMIC: Beneath the Waves

TEXT: The Twist. Human colony world in the far future.

3984 - PROSE: Legacy

Placebo Effect: The word 'TARDIS' appeared in all the entries, as did a note that he was almost always accompanied by young humanoid females. The most recent record was from 3984, when the Doctor was a guest of no less a personage than the Federation Chair himself.

39XX - AUDIO: The Destroyers

NOTE: Set shortly before The Daleks' Master Plan with Sara Kingdom working as an SSS agent.

3999 - AUDIO: The Guardian of the Solar System

SARA: A small office stood unguarded, so they helped themselves to the terminal in the wall. That's how they found out the year we'd arrived in: 3999.

3999 or 4000 - TV: Mission to the Unknown

41st century[[edit source]]

4000 - TV: The Daleks' Master Plan

MAVIC CHEN: Yes. It is my earnest hope that the solar system may continue along this path of peace, this path that was laid by the signing of the non-aggression pact of 3975. Now, in this year of 4000, we can feel justly proud of that pact.

40XX - AUDIO: The False Guardian / Time's Assassin

ANN: So we should leave, then. Get back to the 41st century and deal with the Syndicate? (AUDIO: Fever Island)

40XX - AUDIO: The Perfect Prisoners
40XX - AUDIO: The Dalek Protocol
40XX - AUDIO: Buying Time / The Wrong Woman
40XX - AUDIO: The House of Kingdom

ANYA: He's a sentient android with protected rights. Argh, you need to drag yourself into the 41st century.

SOURCE?

PELLEAS: Alas, no. The last [Aggedor] died nearly a century ago, saving the life of one of my ancestors, Queen Thalira.

NOTE: Referring to the events of The Monster of Peladon

4037 - TV: A Good Man Goes to War

The Battle of Zaruthstra, 4037 A.D.

42nd century[[edit source]]

Before 4126 - AUDIO: Call for the Dead

The Ood are enslaved and being sold, setting this before Planet of the Ood.

Before 4126 - AUDIO: The Glittering Prize
Before 4126 - AUDIO: The Persistence of Dreams
Before 4126 - AUDIO: Sins of the Father
4126 - TV: Planet of the Ood

DOCTOR: Ah, got it. The Ood Sphere, I've been to this solar system before. Years ago. Ages. Close to the planet Sense Sphere. Let's widen out. The year 4126. That is the Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire.

41XX - AUDIO: Echo Chamber

Sorry. I thought that, given the part of space we're in and given that this is the 42nd century, there really wouldn't be any Brians left.

41XX - TV: 42

SOURCE?

41XX - AUDIO: The Genocide Machine

NOTE: First Bev Tarrant story.

41XX - AUDIO: Dust Breeding

NOTE: Second Bev Tarrant story.

41XX - COMIC: Body Snatched

43rd century[[edit source]]

43K2.1 (4221) - WC: Tardisode 8 / TV: The Impossible Planet / WC: Tardisode 9 / TV: The Satan Pit

JEFFERSON: Captain. Report Officer Scootori Manista PKD, deceased. Forty three K two point one.

NOTE: Despite the Ood being freed a century prior, AUDIO: The Torchwood Archive retroactively establishes the dating system as [century]K[decade].[year]

c. 4226 - TV: The End of Time

DOCTOR: Magnificent. Oh, come on, that is splendid. You've achieved all this in how long?

OOD SIGMA: One hundred years.

After 4226 - COMIC: Time of the Ood

OOD SIGMA: The Ood have sung a lament for our brethren who died at the Devil's Eye for over 100 years.

4253 - AUDIO: The Mutant Phase

PTOLEM: But the Doctor hasn't been captured, has he. You may have dragged him across aeons and parsecs, but by your own admission he's probably just wandering around somewhere on this planet. And in case you've forgotten, the planet Earth in 4253 AD is not a very safe place to be.

44th century[[edit source]]

24 December early 43XX - TV: A Christmas Carol

NOTE: Christmas eves with Eleventh Doctor, young Kazran, and Abigail.

24-25 December 4398 - TV: A Christmas Carol

DOCTOR: Daddy's been dead for twenty years, but you still can't get comfortable where he can see you. There's a Christmas tree in the painting, but none in this house, on Christmas Eve.

PAINTING: ELLIOT SARDICK 4302 4378

45th century[[edit source]]

c.44XX - AUDIO: Plague of the Daleks

DOCTOR: By the forty-fifth century, solar flare activity was so extreme that over 95% of the Earth's surface had become uninhabitable.

44XX - COMIC: Body Snatched

SOURCE?

46th century[[edit source]]

4500 - TV: Destiny of the Daleks

DAVROS (Resurrection of the Daleks): Ninety years I was frozen in that. Ninety years of mind-numbing boredom.

45XX - PROSE: Paydirt

'It's seven inches down, I found it next to a piece of ceramic we know is from the early twenty-seventh century.... Meaning it's nearly two thousand years old.' He paused, 'And this could be an earring worn by Bernice Surprise Summerfield herself.'

c.45XX - AUDIO: Keepsake

DOCTOR: Nearly 2000 years later. [After the events of Kingdom of Silver]

4590 - TV: Resurrection of the Daleks / PROSE: Resurrection of the Daleks

NOTE: According to the novelisation

49th century[[edit source]]

48XX - AUDIO: Shockwave
48XX - AUDIO: Death's Deal

DOCTOR: I know it's the 49th century and everyone's off exploring the great unknown, but you don't look like the adventurous type...

50th century[[edit source]]

c. 5000 - TV: The Ice Warriors

CLENT: And then the glaciers will move again. Five thousand years of history crushed beneath a moving mountain of ice.

DOCTOR (The Talons of Weng-Chiang): It was made in Peking for the Commissioner of the Icelandic Alliance. It was in the Ice Age, about the year five thousand.

NOTE: A Radio Times article published at the time of initial broadcast placed it in the year 3000. This was the date used in DWM 76, The Doctor Who Programme Guide, The Universal Databank, The Doctor Who File and A History of the Universe, and it was referred to in the novels Legacy and The Dark Path. However, The Making of Doctor Who says that it was set three thousand years after the previous story (so circa 4935).

5000 - TV: The Invisible Enemy

DOCTOR: Solar system, between Jupiter and Saturn. About five thousand AD. Five thousand AD?

51st century[[edit source]]

6 May 5037 - WC: Tardisode 4 / TV: The Girl in the Fireplace / COMIC: The Road To...

DOCTOR: Fifty first century. Diagmar Cluster, you're a long way from home, Mickey. Two and a half galaxies.

TEXT: MDP ARCHIVE. 19:15:06-05-5037 (WC: Pompadour)

50XX - TV: Adam

Jack's flashback to when he lost his brother Gray as a kid.

5067 - COMIC: Station Zero

TEXT: Time Agency ***** Galaxy. Location Redacted. 5067

NOTE: Flashback to Jack Harkness and John Hart at the Time Agency.

50XX - TV: Silence in the Library / Forest of the Dead

DOCTOR: Fifty first century. By now you've got holovids, direct to brain downloads, fiction mist, but you need the smell. The smell of books, Donna. Deep breath.

50XX - TV: The Time of Angels / Flesh and Stone

DOCTOR: He's their Bishop, they're his Clerics. It's the fifty first Century. The Church has moved on.

5 October 5087 - TV: Boom

The date on John Francis Vater's remains: 05.10.5087

DOCTOR: October the 5th!

52nd century[[edit source]]

5123 - TV: Let's Kill Hitler

The Luna University, 5123

51XX - TV: Closing Time

KOVARIAN: So, they made you a Doctor today, did they? Doctor River Song. How clever you are.

51XX - HOMEVID: First Night

DOCTOR: How's Stormcage?

RIVER: I'm on the first night of twelve thousand consecutive life sentences, kind of early to say.

5145 - TV: The Pandorica Opens

TEXT: Stormcage Containment Facility 5145; The Royal Collection 5145; The Maldovarium 5145

51XX - WC: Prequel (A Good Man Goes to War)

NOTE: Set shortly before A Good Man Goes to War.

51XX - TV: A Good Man Goes to War

NOTE: Dorium Maldovar is beheaded by the headless monks, setting this after The Pandorica Opens where he still has his body.

51XX - AUDIO: The Lady in the Lake

LAKE: Yesterday was the day when Demon's Run fell. That was when it all started.

51XX - WC: The Battle of Demons Run: Two Days Later

VASTRA: The battle was two days ago. You've made a full recovery.

51XX - AUDIO: The Lady in the Lake

RIVER: You were at Demon's Run.

51XX - TV: Day of the Moon

NOTE: The Doctor takes River back to Stormcage. She was wearing a vortex manipulator, setting this after The Pandorica Opens.

51XX - AUDIO: The Bekdel Test

ANNOUNCMENT: Alert, alert! Doctor Song has returned to the Stormcage. I repeat, Doctor Song has returned to the Stormcage.

RIVER: I can assure you he was dead, and we placed his body on a funeral pyre, and burnt it until only ashes remained. [recounting the events of The Impossible Astronaut setting this after Day of the Moon.]

51XX - COMIC: The Judas Goatee

NOTE: River Song is imprisoned at Stormcage.

RIVER: Oh, turn it off. I'm breaking in, not out. This is River Song, back in her cell. Oh, and I'll take breakfast at the usual time. Thank you.

51XX - COMIC: The Lost Dimension

NOTE: River Song is a professor.

c.51XX - TV: The Wedding of River Song

DOCTOR: Dorium's dead. The Monks beheaded him at Demon's Run.

5147 - PROSE: The Ruby's Curse

Stormcage, AD 5147

53rd century[[edit source]]

52XX - COMIC: Sin-Eaters

The Hesguard Institute. 53rd Century.

NOTE: The Doctor was arrested at the end of Slaver's Song in the 23rd century and is inexplicibly in the 53rd century.

54th century[[edit source]]

5324 or 5325 - COMIC: Secret Agent Man

DOCTOR (The Bidding War): The Sphere's connects you to Memgram, the 54th century's top social network.

5324 or 5325 - COMIC: The Bidding War

DOCTOR: I tracked the transmat signal here to the planetoid 94025, better known as Nomicae, the 54th century equivalent of Silicon Valley.... What year is it? 5324? 5325?

25 December 5343 - TV: The Husbands of River Song

TEXT: Mendorax Dellora (human colony) Christmas Day 5343

5345 - TV: The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe

DROXIL: Okay, we're putting our guns on the ground. Okay? Happy now? We're stepping away from our guns. Now can we interrogate you? We're from Androzani Major. The year is 5345, and we mean you no harm. Where are you from?

55th century[[edit source]]

5425 - TV: The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos

DOCTOR: Tim Shaw. How long's it been?

TZIM-SHA: Three thousand, four hundred and seven years. [From 2018.]

57th century[[edit source]]

56XX - COMIC: The Last World

ACE: And I have to grapple Chelonians in a frontier war in the 57th century? Drokkin' Hell!

59th century[[edit source]]

58XX - COMIC: The Skrawn Inheritance

60th century[[edit source]]

5 June 5968 - PROSE: The Hungry Bomb

"At midday on 5th June 5968, a spaceship popped out of hyperspace nearby and curved down through the clouds."

61st century[[edit source]]

24 July 6012 - TV: The Doctor's Daughter

CALENDAR: 60120724

DONNA: It's the date. Assuming the first two numbers are some big old space date, then you've got year, month, day. It's the other way round, like it is in America.

6012-6013 - COMIC: The Lost Dimension

NOTE: Right after The Doctor's Daughter

JENNY: When my ship slams into orbit, Terebek has just vanished... For the next six months I make Kulontor my home.

Before 6087 - TV: Revenge of the Cybermen

NOTE: Before The Ark in Space. Year based on AUDIO: Wirrn Isle.

62nd century[[edit source]]

c. 61XX - AUDIO: Her Final Flight

DOCTOR: Now, let's see if I can get this remote surgical unit working. Warranty expired 5097? Hope it doesn't break, that was over a thousand years ago.

63rd century[[edit source]]

62XX - PROSE: The Crystal Bucephalus

"Call it intuition, call it a Time Lord gift, but the Doctor realized that he was isolated from Lassiter’s sensors, and therefore stranded on the world of the Hroth at the turn of the sixty-third century.... But, looking back, he decided that the five years he had spent building up the Tempus Fugit had quite possibly been the most enjoyable of his long life."

c.62XX - AUDIO: Return of the Krotons

GILLESPIE: Because all life on Earth was destroyed centuries ago.

DOCTOR: Of course, yes! Colony ships! This must be the time of the solar flares. I new there must have been more than Nerva.

NOTE: This story is centuries after the solar flares which occurred in 6087.

67th century[[edit source]]

66XX - TV: The Tsuranga Conundrum

DURKAS: 67th

DOCTOR: Oh, nice century. Bit tricky in the middle, turns out alright in the end.

68th century[[edit source]]

c. 6771 - COMIC: Vortex Butterflies

TEXT: Aramuko, Xenopsychology Library of the Zokadyll, Seventh Dominion of the Lesser Mulchop (Circa 6771, Upper Humanian Era)

c. 6771 - COMIC: The Good Companion

73rd century[[edit source]]

7214 - COMIC: Façades

DOCTOR: It's the year 7214...

79th century[[edit source]]

78XX - COMIC: A Fairytale Life
7883 - PROSE: Battleship Anathema

"Sublimely uninterested in the factional divisions of eighth-millennium Christianity, the Gongens have certainly never been party to the war between the Cyrenes and their adversaries. One of their larger domes displays a banner reading 'WELCOME TO PANDACON 7883'."

82nd century[[edit source]]

81XX - COMIC: Dreamers of Death

NOTE: Sharon Davies stays behind on Unicepter IV. She will be seen reporting on Josiah W. Dogbolter's arrest in COMIC: The Stockbridge Showdown.

81XX - COMIC: Warworld / A Cat Out of Hell / Recruitment... / Mission: Improbable

NOTE: Freefall Warriors origin story featuring Intra-Venus, Inc and Shaman Khan.

81XX - COMIC: Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors

NOTE: Ivan Asimoff’s first story.

81XX - COMIC: A Ship Called Sudden Death

NOTE: Freefall Warriors and Shaman Khan story.

81XX - COMIC: The Moderator

NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter’s first story.

81XX - COMIC: The Shape Shifter

NOTE: Frobisher's first story. Josiah W. Dogbolter is offering a quarter of a million mazumas as a bounty for the Sixth Doctor. Frobisher befriends the Doctor and they steal the money together.

81XX - COMIC: Polly the Glot

NOTE: The Doctor leaves the stolen mazumas for Ivan Asimoff.

81XX - COMIC: Kane's Story / Abel's Story / The Warrior's Story / Frobisher's Story

NOTE: Abel Gantz worked with Josiah W. Dogbolter's Intra-Venus corporation. Young Kaon the Draconian in the final two parts.

81XX - AUDIO: The Maltese Penguin

NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter and Frobisher story.

8162 - COMIC: Watch Out – Dragon's Claws Here's Death's Head!

COUSIN ROB: How's about tellin' him it's 8162, he's on Earth, then gettin' outta here!

NOTE: This follows the Seventh Doctor sending Death's Head to this year in COMIC: The Crossroads of Time.

8162 - COMIC: Death's Head Revisited

TEXT: As Tuck observes Death's Head's past life, the scene changes to an underground laboratory - on Earth in 8162 AD.

8162 - COMIC: Contractual Obligations

DEATH'S HEAD: Ten years ago – in 8152 – they discovered too late that they'd built the prison on a major fault line.

8162 - COMIC: High Stakes

TEXT: The Los Angeles Resettlement: 8162

8162 - COMIC: PlagueDog!

TEXT: The outskirts of the Los Angeles Resettlement, 8162

8162 - COMIC: Keepsake

NOTE: The Seventh Doctor meets Keepsake, a salvage expert.

8162 - COMIC: Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling!

TEXT: High above the Los Angeles Resettlement, 8162.

NOTE: Keepsake and Bhalia following COMIC: Keepsake.

8162 - COMIC: Sudden Impact!

TEXT: The Arizona desert, 8162.

8162 - COMIC: Shot By Both Sides

DEATH'S HEAD: We find that even here, on Earth in 8162... ...cowboy builders stil ply their trade!

8162 - COMIC: The Deadliest Game

TEXT: The planet Yel-Jek, Earth-date: 8162...

c. 8162- AUDIO: The Quantum Possibility Engine

NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter and Seventh Doctor story.

8162 - COMIC: Time Bomb!

NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter hires Death’s Head to hunt down the Seventh Doctor. The Doctor ultimately leaves Death's Head on the Baxter Building.

DEATH'S HEAD (Clobberin' Time!): Not enough that I'm stranded in an unknown time, with little or no chance finding a route back to 8162.

8162 - COMIC: Clobberin' Time!

TEXT: Los Angeles, 8162...

81XX- COMIC: The Stockbridge Showdown

TEXT: Many years later... [From 2016.]

NOTE: Sharon Allen (née Davies) reports on Josiah W. Dogbolter's arrest.

81XX- COMIC: The Warmonger

NOTE: Berakka Dogbolter meets the Doctor after they ruined her father's life.

c. 81XX - COMIC: War-Game

NOTE: Older Kaon the Draconian after being stranded on Actinon.

Far future[[edit source]]

100th century[[edit source]]

9968 (or 6032 BC) - PROSE: The Scarlet Empress

"A glaring display read, HYSPERO. ABBASID ERA. THIRD DECADE."

NOTE: Femme Fatale establishes this story as 8000 years from 1968, although in which direction is up to interpretation:

Sam looked at me and said in a low voice, 'Iris, it's the third of June, 1968.'

'But it's only about four months since we were all together on Hyspero...'

'Relatively speaking, it's actually about eight thousand years, but it all gets too dizzying if you think about it too much.'

101st century[[edit source]]

100,0XX - PROSE: Synthespians™

‘A human colony in the one-hundred-and-first century, Hunianian Era. Somewhere called the New Earth Republic.’

102nd century[[edit source]]

100,1XX - PROSE: Synthespians™

EPILOGUE 1: "The New Earth Republic’s obsession with television had been a short-lived fad – within a hundred years of the Auton incursion, the New Earth Republic was a very different place."

108th century[[edit source]]

10,7XX - PROSE: The Crystal Bucephalus

NOTE: The author has said that he assumed a date of 10674. [citation needed] Conflicting dates given in the text:

PAGE 27: The Doctor wiped his mouth with a serviette. ‘About six or seven centuries into the tenth millennium. [9,6XX or 9,7XX?]

PAGE 27: The Doctor gave Turlough a wry smile. ‘Ostensibly quite the opposite. The Intent is a religious order that has been in existence for nearly five thousand years. They believe that their messiah died on the Sontaran Throneworld in the sixty-third century to save the Federation from annihilation.’ [11,2XX?]

PAGE 40: "He was a little surprised that they were still part of galactic society in the 108th century; considering how thoroughly unpleasant they had been in the twenty-seven hundreds..." [10,7XX]

PAGE 42: ‘The last authorized research project into genetic experimentation began on Tersurus in the year 6198. It was fully funded by the Federation Scientific Executive.’ ... The Doctor frowned. ‘Very convenient. But that was five thousand years ago. Surely there’s been sufficient time to rediscover the science?’ [11,1XX?]

PAGE 69: ‘But I’m not interested in Tornqvist’s formative years. My instructions are quite precise: 10,663 to the present day.’ [Sometime after 10,663?]

121st century[[edit source]]

12005 - TV: The End of the World

DOCTOR: Ten thousand years in the future. Step outside, it's the year 12005, the new Roman Empire.

161st century[[edit source]]

16,087 - TV: The Ark in Space

ROGER (Wirrn Isle): It’s sixteen-one-twenty-seven. Barely forty years since we returned to Earth and already we’ve lost so much.

16,087 - TV: The Sontaran Experiment

NOTE: Picks up from The Ark in Space.

162nd century[[edit source]]

16,127 - AUDIO: Wirrn Isle

ROGER: It’s sixteen-one-twenty-seven. Barely forty years since we returned to Earth and already we’ve lost so much.

171st century[[edit source]]

17,0XX - TV: The Time of Angels

TEXT: 12,000 years later [from the 51st century]

208th century[[edit source]]

20,7XX - COMIC: One Careful Owner

220st century[[edit source]]

c. 21,970 - PROSE: Birthright

'But you're so different from us, Ace - taller, smoother ... '

'That's because I was born a long time ago, you see ... Oh, probably about twenty thousand years ago,'

244th century[[edit source]]

24,312 - PROSE: Blue Road Dance

"Planet Eshraya, Year 24,312" [AD?]

24,321 - PROSE: Blue Road Dance

"Planet Eshraya, Year 24,321" [AD?]

216th century[[edit source]]

21,506 - TV: Space Babies

DOCTOR: Let's go forward. Give me a number. Give me a year.

RUBY: Um, two. One. Five. Oh. Ah, six!

367th century[[edit source]]

36,6XX - COMIC: Hot Stuff!

372nd century[[edit source]]

37,166 - TV: Planet of Evil

SIGN: Egard Lumb died here 7y2 in the year 37,166.

392nd century[[edit source]]

39,1XX - PROSE: Zeta Major

‘Two thousand years ago, Professor Sorenson, upon his return from the Planet of Evil, gave his name to this Academy. It was the dawn of the New Age.’

423rd century[[edit source]]

42,2XX - COMIC: Wave Machine

453rd century[[edit source]]

45,2XX - COMIC: Skydive!

502nd century[[edit source]]

51,007 - PROSE: The Coming of the Terraphiles

'That would be nice.' His voice became distant, distracted again as he returned his attention to his main instruments and screens. 'But 51007's the date. Now I have to refine that and pick a place. Ah! I know...'

201st millennium[[edit source]]

200,000 - TV: The Long Game

DOCTOR: So, it's two hundred thousand, and it's a spaceship. No, wait a minute, space station, and er, go and try that gate over there. Off you go.

200,100 - TV: Bad Wolf / The Parting of the Ways

DOCTOR: A hundred years exactly. It's the year two-zero-zero-one-zero-zero.

251st millennium[[edit source]]

c. 250,000 - TV: Nightmare in Silver

NOTE: Authorial intent sets this story as taking place "a quarter of a million years in the future".^[1]

14 March 250,339 - PROSE: Night of the Humans

'Atomic clock.' The Doctor continued. 'Battery's run down a bit since 1972, but this should sort it. Right... Yes. The year is 250,339. To be precise, it's 14 March 250,339. And it's six minutes past one in the afternoon.'

293rd millennium[[edit source]]

292,009 - PROSE: The Eyeless

"And that, because they were almost exactly 290,000 light years from Earth, and because it was almost exactly the year 292,009, if they had a really powerful telescope they could look through it and see Earth in the year 2009."

292,029 - PROSE: The Eyeless

Alsa turned, drank it all in. ‘This is the future.’

‘Yup,’ the Doctor said. He was also looking around. Everyone clearly knew who he was. Many of them had been there twenty years before. The others must have heard stories about him.

439th millenium[[edit source]]

2 October 438,533 - PROSE: Only Human

"My Weekend by Chantal Osterberg (aged 7) 2 October AD 438,533"

501st millennium[[edit source]]

500,002 - AUDIO: The Girl Who Never Was

DOCTOR: Well, having been clever enough to tow the future Batavia by Tardis to another space time location, I scanned this latitude and longitude for the characteristic signature of an EM pulse, and what do you know? I found one, in the year 500,002.

500,002 - AUDIO: The Condemned

DOCTOR: The only people that come to Earth in the year 500,002 end up there by accident.

849th millennium[[edit source]]

848,988 - PROSE: Sunday Afternoon, AD 848,988

‘For your information, we have come out of the time stream some 847,000 years in your future [Ace]. Mankind has broken free of the shackles of gravity and set sail to the distant stars. Alien species have evolved and died out. The planet is deserted.’

2nd mega-annum[[edit source]]

c. 1,501,746 - AUDIO: The Wreck of the World

DOCTOR: I think it's a million and a half years since Culloden, give or take.

3rd mega-annum[[edit source]]

c. 2,000,000 - TV: The Mysterious Planet

DOCTOR: Oh, a long time after your period. Er, two million years or more.

c. 2,000,000 - TV: Dragonfire

NOTE: Sabalom Glitz recalls the Doctor from The Mysterious Planet.

A few million years AD - AUDIO: Day of the Master

MISSY: A few million years ago this dusty wilderness used to be the Thames Estuary.

MISSY: There's no one left alive on this stupid planet of yours, just a few left over animals.

53rd Segment of Time - AUDIO: One Life

DALEK: Rogue TARDIS located, the planet Jedris, 53rd segment of time.

11th mega-annum[[edit source]]

c. 10,000,000 - TV: Frontios

TURLOUGH: Fleeing from the imminence of a catastrophic collision with the sun, a group of refugees from the doomed planet Earth.

DOCTOR: We can't interfere. Colony's too new, one generation at most.

NOTE: Earth's destruction mentioned here lines up with The Ark. The novelisation establishes Frontios is located at the frontier in time, which is dated circa 10,000,000 by The Book of the War.

c. 10,000,000 or 57th Segment of Time - TV: The Ark

DOCTOR: Segment? To use your phrase, sir, what segment are we in now?

COMMANDER: The fifty-seventh.

DOCTOR: Good gracious! We must have jumped at least ten million years.

c. 10,000,700 - TV: The Ark

DOCTOR: Well I'm not sure, dear boy. However, the statue's finished. That means seven hundred years must have passed since we last stood here.

c. 10,001,000 - PROSE: Tarnished Image

"Chaplet appears more forthcoming about her background than the Doctor, but when you listen you realize she's coming out with a load of hooey. 'I'm from Earth,' she tells you. Oh right, Earth. The one destroyed centuries ago by solar flares. 'Yeah, we saw that. It was gear.' Ten centuries ago it happens and now she's seen it. 'Went to Refusis and everything. But I expect I'll be going home one day, when the Doc can organize it.'"

24th mega-annum[[edit source]]

c. 23,000,000 - TV: The Pilot

DOCTOR: Other end of the universe. Twenty-three million years in the future. Oh, yes, it's a time machine too.

4th giga-annum[[edit source]]

Before 5,000,000,000 - TV: New Earth

NOTE: Cassandra's Party.

Before 5,000,000,000 - TV: Hide

CLARA: No, it's not that. Have we just watched the entire life cycle of Earth, birth to death?

4,999,999,999 - COMIC: Agent Provocateur

ANNOUNCER: In eight hours, it'll be midnight, and we enter the year five billion.

5th giga-annum[[edit source]]

5,000,000,000 or 5.5/Apple/26 - TV: The End of the World

DOCTOR: This is the year five point five slash apple slash twenty-six. Five billion years in your future, and this is the day. This is the day the Sun expands. Welcome to the end of the world.

DOCTOR (New Earth): So, the year five billion, the sun expands, the Earth gets roasted.

December c. 5,000,000,000 - PROSE: Fairy Tale of New New York

NOTE: New Earth and the Sisters of Plenitude exist.

After 5,000,000,000 - PROSE: The Silent Stars Go By

"The Doctor shrugged. '...I think the Earth and the solar system are gone. The end of their natural lifespan. Humans had to find somewhere else.'"

After 5,000,000,012 - TV: Twice Upon a Time

DOCTOR: Professor Helen Clay, University Of New Earth, year five billion and twelve.

5,000,000,023 - WC: Tardisode 1 / TV: New Earth

DOCTOR: It's the year five billion and twenty-three. We're in the galaxy M87, and this? This is New Earth.

5,000,000,053 - TV: Gridlock

DOCTOR: Nah. Where's the fun for me? I don't want to go home. Instead, this is much better. Year five billion and fifty-three, planet New Earth. Second hope of mankind.

c. 5,000,000,053 - COMIC: The Great Shopping Bill

NOTE: Thomas Kincade Brannigan and Valerie Brannigan from Gridlock are at the Übermarket.

31 May 5,000,000,057 - COMIC: In-Flight Entertainment

DOCTOR: OK. The DVD was made at 12.23, May 31st, 5 million [sic] and 57.

NOTE: Incorrect year by the writer.

11th giga-annum[[edit source]]

c. 10,000,000,000 - AUDIO: The Well-Mannered War

FRITCHOFF: What time is it?

DOCTOR: About 10 billion AD.

61st giga-annum[[edit source]]

c. 60,000,000,000 (projection) - AUDIO: Zagreus

WINKLE: How, how long have I been asleep?

DUCK: Approximately sixty billion years.

335th giga-annum[[edit source]]

334,961,147,104 - PROSE: Of the City of the Saved...

NOTE: Mesh Cos' flashbacks. Year is given as Mesh's death date in Who's Who in the City of the Saved.

2nd tera-annum[[edit source]]

100,000,000,000,000 - AUDIO: The Heavenly Paradigm

MASTER: There is a time to fight and a time to run. To run, as fast and as far as you can go. To the very edge of the universe, the very edge of time. A place where perhaps I, or rather the invisible person I would become, might be safe.

100,000,000,000,000 - TV: Utopia

DOCTOR: What? The year one hundred trillion? That's impossible.

End of the Universe[[edit source]]

End of the Universe - TV: Hell Bent

GENERAL: Gallifrey is currently positioned at the extreme end of the time continuum, for its own protection. We're at the end of the universe, give or take a star system.

End of the Universe - AUDIO: Singluarity

NATALIA: This is entropy, child, the death of the universe.

End of the Universe - TV: Listen

DOCTOR: The end of the road. This is it, the end of everything. The last planet.

End of the Universe - AUDIO: The Judgement of Isskar

AMY: The world where we met, where the Grace stopped the rain? That's the furthest into the future any of the segments are hidden, and sixty-six minutes from the end of time.

End of the Universe - TV: Hell Bent

DOCTOR: The universe is over! It doesn't have a say any more! We're standing on the last ember, the last fragment of everything that ever was. As of this moment, I'm answerable to no-one!

After-universe[[edit source]]

After-universe - PROSE: Millennial Rites

`Saraquazel is displaced from his own universe, just as Anne's precious Intelligence is. The difference between them is simple, however. While the Intelligence is a revenant from the previous universe, Saraquazel's pedigree is far more impressive. He comes from the universe that will be born from the ashes of this one.'

Gathering his energies, he launched himself through the rainbow atmosphere of his home world into the pink void of his native universe, sweeping past the green mists of orbiting plankton and narrowly avoiding a herd of mindless grazers, their eyeclusters turning in his direction through instinct.

After-universe - COMIC: The Stockbridge Child

MAX: We're inside the m-mind of the Lokhus, Doctor. This is where he comes from -- The universe after ours...

Footnotes[[edit source]]

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+{{Doctor Who timelines}}
 ==Timeline==
+===[[Pre-universe]]===
+* .000001 sec. before the [[Big Bang]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Nothing O'Clock (short story)|Nothing O'Clock]]''
+: 'I can do better than that,' said the Doctor. 'I can tell you exactly what time it is. It’s no time. It’s Nothing O’Clock. It’s a microsecond before the Big Bang. We’re not at the Dawn of Time. We’re before the Dawn.'
 ===[[BC|BC years]]===
-====[[BC#Prehistory|Prehuman era]]====
+====[[Distant past#Beginning of the universe|Beginning of the universe]]====
-* [[Event One]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Castrovalva (TV story)|Castrovalva]]''
+* [[Event One]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[From Eternity (short story)|From Eternity]]''
+: "I did not realise time for me moved in reverse of time for every other living thing in the universe. I did not know I was born at the end of all things, not the First Mind but the Last. That what I perceived to be a terrible infection was simply the natural order of evolution for all life other than myself."
+: "I had watched the end of all Mind, all life in the universe. Now it was my turn, alone at the end of all things, crushed from existence in what, for them, would be a singularity of meaningless potential. Their birth, my death. I waited. The last moment in the universe ended — but I did not.
+* Event One - [[TV]]: ''[[Castrovalva (TV story)|Castrovalva]]''
 : NYSSA: You don't understand the physics of the situation. We're already caught in the field of Event One. It's pulling us in faster and faster.
-* [[Event One]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Terminus (TV story)|Terminus]]''
+* Event One - [[TV]]: ''[[Terminus (TV story)|Terminus]]''
 : DOCTOR: Enormous. Biggest explosion of all time. Event One.
 : KARI: The Big Bang?
-* [[Big Bang Two]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Big Bang (TV story)|The Big Bang]]''
-: DOCTOR: There's going to be a very big bang. Big Bang Two.
+====[[Distant past#Billions of years BC|Billions of years BC]]====
-* Before c. [[BC#Prehistory|4,600,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Time Witch (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Time Witch]]''
+* Before c. [[Distant past|6,000,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Time Witch (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Time Witch]]''
 : TEXT: Distant Nefrin, in a galaxy far away, at a time before the Earth was formed... Yet, within only a few million years, the ancient star has collapsed into a black hole...
-* c. [[BC#Prehistory|6,000,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Old Girl (comic story)|Old Girl]]''
+* c. [[Distant past|6,000,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Old Girl (comic story)|Old Girl]]''
 : TEXT: Amenthes. Six billion years ago.
-* c. [[BC#Prehistory|6,000,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Hide (TV story)|Hide]]''
+* c. [[Distant past|6,000,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Hide (TV story)|Hide]]''
 : DOCTOR: About six billion years ago. It's a Tuesday, I think.
 : NOTE: Despite the Tenth Doctor seeing the formation of the Earth c. 4.6 billion BC, the Eleventh Doctor visited a molten Earth billions of years earlier.
-* c. [[BC#Prehistory|4,600,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Runaway Bride (TV story)|The Runaway Bride]]''
+* c. [[Distant past|4,600,000,000 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Empire of the Racnoss (audio story)|Empire of the Racnoss]]''
+: DOCTOR (The Runaway Bride): That's it, the last of your kind. The Racnoss come from the Dark Times, billions of years ago. Billions.
+: NOTE: set during the war between Gallifrey and the Racnoss. These wars wipe out the Racnoss, which is known by the Empress in ''The Runaway Bride'', setting this before then.
+* c. [[Distant past|4,600,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Runaway Bride (TV story)|The Runaway Bride]]''
 : DOCTOR: We've gone back four point six billion years. There's no solar system, not yet. Only dust and rocks and gas. That's the Sun, over there. Brand new. Just beginning to burn.
-* c. [[BC#Prehistory|500,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Stockbridge Horror (comic story)|The Stockbridge Horror]]''
+* c. [[Distant past|3,000,000,000 BC]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Venusian Lullaby (novel)|Venusian Lullaby]]''
+: ''Ian had a sinking feeling. ‘This far back? How far back, exactly?’ ‘Oh, about three billion years I should think. Now then – ’''
+====[[Distant past#Hundreds of millions of years BC|Hundreds of millions of years BC]]====
+*c. [[Distant past|500,000,000 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Power Play (audio story)|Power Play]]''
+: DOCTOR: Certainly unspoiled, our bit of countryside, not as Peri sees it, but as it was five hundred million years ago.
+* c. [[Distant past|500,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Stockbridge Horror (comic story)|The Stockbridge Horror]]''
 : DOCTOR: Probably Carboniferous... 500,000,000 years old or thereabouts...
-* c. [[BC#Prehistory|400,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]''
+* c. [[Distant past|450,000,000 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Beginning (audio story)|The Beginning]]''
+: SUSAN (NARRATION): The caves where they'd found me, how did I get there? They reckoned the site was some sort of observatory, at least four-hundred-and-fifty million years old.
+: GRETA: You'll get a decent base when the rover reaches the settlement. The first Lunar colony. "Giant Leap Base" we call it.
+* c. [[Distant past|400,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]''
 : TANCREDI: Four hundred million years I think is the figure you're looking for.
-* [[BC#Prehistory|200,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Time Bomb (comic story)|Time Bomb]]''
+* [[Palaeozoic]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Gates of Hell (audio story)|The Gates of Hell]]''
+: Cyberman: Scanning environment. Atmosphere composition irregular. Reduced oxygen. Date: unknown. Cyberscout reporting to Cyber-control.
+: TENTH DOCTOR: Oh no no, it's fine. We sent him back to the Paelaeozoic era.
+* [[Distant past|200,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Time Bomb (comic story)|Time Bomb]]''
 : TEXT: Earthdate 200 million years B.C.
-* [[BC#Prehistory|150,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Time Bomb (comic story)|Time Bomb]]''
+* [[Distant past|150,000,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Time Bomb (comic story)|Time Bomb]]''
 : TEXT: Earthdate. 150 million years B.C.
-* c. [[BC#Prehistory|140,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Time-Flight (TV story)|Time-Flight]]''
+* c. [[Distant past|150,000,000 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Monstrous Menagerie (audio story)|The Monstrous Menagerie]]''
+: LAURA: Well we were part of a scientific expedition to collect flora and fauna of the Jurassic period, approximately 150 million years ago.
+* c. [[Distant past|150,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Space Babies (TV story)|Space Babies]]''
+: DOCTOR: 150 million years in the past.
+* c. [[Distant past|140,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Time-Flight (TV story)|Time-Flight]]''
 : DOCTOR: Some a hundred and forty million years ago.
-* [[Cretaceous]]? - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Invasion of the Mindmorphs (comic story)|Invasion of the Mindmorphs]]''
+====[[Distant past#Tens of millions of years BC|Tens of millions of years BC]]====
+* [[Cretaceous|Late Cretaceous]]? - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Invasion of the Mindmorphs (comic story)|Invasion of the Mindmorphs]]''
 : DOCTOR: Here we are: The late Jurassic Era.
-: NOTE: The presence of a Tyrannosaurus rex suggests otherwise.
+: NOTE: The presence of a ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' suggests otherwise. (The Doctor berated Val and Sonny for the anachronisms in their comics so this may have been intentional on the part of the writer.)
-* c. [[BC#Prehistory|65,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Earthshock (TV story)|Earthshock]]''
+* c. [[Distant past|65,000,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Earthshock (TV story)|Earthshock]]''
 : DOCTOR: It may be of some small consequence to know we've travelled backwards in time some sixty five million years.
+* c. [[Distant past|65,000,500 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Boy That Time Forgot (audio story)|The Boy That Time Forgot]]''
+: ADRIC: The singing of the scorpions sustained my natural life in ways I hardly understood. I am over 500 years old.
+====[[Distant past#Millions of Years BC|Millions of Years BC]]====
+* [[Distant past#Millions of Years BC|A few million years BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Frozen Time (audio story)|Frozen Time]]''
+: ICE WARRIOR: How long did we sleep?
+:DOCTOR: I'm not sure, but a good few million years.
+: NOTE: Flashbacks to the Doctor first arriving at the main setting where he is frozen for a few million years before being woken up in 2012.
+* [[Distant past#Millions of Years BC|A few million years BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deimos (audio story)|Deimos]]''
+: LORD IZDAAL: My lords, the disaster facing our planet has passed the point of no return. The atmosphere can no longer protect us from the sun's radiation.
+: THE DOCTOR: There was an environmental catastrophe many millions of years ago, made Mars a dead world.
 ====[[BC#Prehistory|Prehistory]]====
-* Between c. [[BC#Prehistory|250,000]]-[[BC#Prehistory|26,000 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Medicine Man (comic story)|Medicine Man]]''
+* [[BC#Prehistory|Pleistocene]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Medicine Man (comic story)|Medicine Man]]''
-: NOTE: Neanderthal era.
+: SUMMARY: It's back to the deep, deep past and the dawn of humanity for the Doctor and Gabby, as their travels take them to the Pleistocene
 * [[BC#Prehistory|100,000 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[An Unearthly Child (TV story)|An Unearthly Child]]''
 : NOTE: 100,000 BC was a working title.
-* [[5 May]] [[BC#Prehistory|26,185]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Only Human (novel)|Only Human]]''
+: ''He thought for a moment what it would have been like if the only working metal available on Earth had been uranium: poisonous, radioactive, dangerous. He doubted that humanity would ever have progressed beyond the uncomfortable existence led by the Tribe of Gum in 100,000 BC''. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Venusian Lullaby (novel)|Venusian Lullaby]]'')
-: "The sun rose of the country that would later be known as Britain on Thursday 25 May 26,185 BC."
+* [[BC#Prehistory|100,000 BC]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Eight Doctors (novel)|The Eight Doctors]]''
+: ''<nowiki>'</nowiki>Palaeolithic,' he murmured. 'Somewhere around 100,000 BC probably. Now, how did I know that? And why am I using the scientific terminology of Earth?'''
+: ''Absorbed in the task of improvising a stretcher, no one seemed to notice when the old man picked up the stone and edged towards the wounded savage.'' (Describes the events of ''An Unearthly Child'')
+* [[5 May]] [[BC#Prehistory|26,185 BC]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Only Human (novel)|Only Human]]''
+: ''The sun rose of the country that would later be known as Britain on Thursday 25 May 26,185 BC.''
+* [[BC#Prehistory|6032 BC]] (or [[9968]]) - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Scarlet Empress (novel)|The Scarlet Empress]]''
+: ''A glaring display read, HYSPERO. ABBASID ERA. THIRD DECADE.''
+: NOTE: ''Femme Fatale'' establishes this story as 8000 years from 1968, although in which direction is up to interpretation:
+: ''Sam looked at me and said in a low voice, 'Iris, it's the third of June, 1968.'''
+: ''<nowiki>'</nowiki>But it's only about four months since we were all together on Hyspero...'''
+: ''<nowiki>'</nowiki>Relatively speaking, it's actually about eight thousand years, but it all gets too dizzying if you think about it too much.'''
 * [[BC#Prehistory|3500 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Gods Walk Among Us (comic story)|The Gods Walk Among Us]]''
 : ARCHAEOLOGIST: Unopened for 5,500 years... until now. Pull!
 * [[BC#Prehistory|3300 BC]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Loop the Loup (short story)|Loop the Loup]]''
-: TEXT: The copper axehead that had no business to be copper in 3,300 BC, cut through the branch after only a few blows.
+: ''The copper axehead that had no business to be copper in 3,300 BC, cut through the branch after only a few blows.''
 ====[[BC#3rd millennium B.C.|3rd millennium BC]]====
-* c. [[BC#3rd millennium B.C.|2500 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Forgotten (comic story)|The Forgotten]]''
+* [[BC#3rd millenium B.C.|2986 BCE]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Intervention Earth (audio story)|Intervention Earth]]''
+: REXX: According to your instruments, we've arrived at the settling of Greater Henge in the year 2986 BCE.
+* c. [[BC#3rd millennium B.C.|25XX BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Forgotten (comic story)|The Forgotten]]''
 : DOCTOR: — We're at Giza, most likely the twenty-sixth century B.C.
-* c. [[BC#3rd millennium B.C.|2500 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan (TV story)|The Daleks' Master Plan]]''
+* c. [[BC#3rd millennium B.C.|2200 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan (TV story)|The Daleks' Master Plan]]''
 : DOCTOR: Well, yes, the pyramids are the seventh wonder of this ancient world, I should say the word impressive is rather an understatement.
+: PROSE ''Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe'': "This earliest recorded appearance of the Daleks on Earth was during the height of the Ancient Egyptian Middle Kingdom (approximately 2200 BC), when, in pursuit of the Doctor, they arrived in their time ship in the vicinity of the Great Pyramids at Giza."
+* c. [[BC#3rd millennium B.C.|2000 BC]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Beast of Babylon (short story)|The Beast of Babylon]]''
+: 'So now we’re landing on Earth,' he shouted, 'two thousand years before the birth of Christ …'
+: "Gurgurum, captain of the royal guard, was standing by his king, Hammurabi..."
+: NOTE: The the real-life reign of Hammurabi was 1792-1750 BC.
-====[[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|2nd millennium BC]]====
+==== [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|2nd millennium BC]] ====
 * c. [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1500 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Time Monster (TV story)|The Time Monster]]''
 : DOCTOR: Yes. Right, Jo, we're about to land back in Cambridge. Just think. It all happened three thousand, five hundred years ago.
+* [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1458 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Eye of Horus (audio story)|The Eye of Horus]]''
+: NOTE: The story depicts the end of the reign of Pharaoh Hatshepsut, which ended in 1458 BCE in the real world.
 * [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1400 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Eye of the Scorpion (audio story)|The Eye of the Scorpion]]''
-: NOTE: Indicated in the story synopsis
+: SYNOPSIS: 1400 BC
 * [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1334 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Dinosaurs on a Spaceship (TV story)|Dinosaurs on a Spaceship]]''
 : TEXT: Egypt, 1334 BC
+* [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1240 BC]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[An Unfulfilled Dream (short story)|An Unfulfilled Dream]]''
+: DOCTOR: The village I find is a living cliche in thatch and wood. Instruments say it is 1240 BC. Not a good year.
 * c. [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1200 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Myth Makers (TV story)|The Myth Makers]]''
-: QUOTE?
+: DOCTOR: Well according to my books, the siege of Troy is dated at about 1200 BC, while the city of Carthage was founded in about 814 BC. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Phoenicians (audio story)|The Phoenicians]]'')
+* c. [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|1164 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Frostfire (audio story)|Frostfire]]''
+: SYNOPSIS: Ancient Carthage. 1164 BC.
+* c. [[BC#2nd millennium B.C.|10XX BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Boundless Sea (audio story)|The Boundless Sea]]''
+: STRAITON: Yes. I saw the telegram. Astonishing stuff. A three thousand year old burial site untouched. [3000 years before the 20th century]
+====[[BC#9th century B.C.|9th century BC]]====
+* c. [[BC#9th century B.C.|814 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Phoenicians (audio story)|The Phoenicians]]''
+: DOCTOR: Well according to my books, the siege of Troy is dated about 1200 BC, while the city of Carthage was founded in about 814 BC.
+: NOTE: This story depicts the founding of Carthage.
 ====[[BC#6th century B.C.|6th century BC]]====
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 : ATHENA: 500 B.C.? Are you sure?
 : DOCTOR: Well, give or take half a century either way, I'd say.
+* 5XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Casualties of Time (audio story)|Casualties of Time]]''
+: DOCTOR: We've materialised. Scotland, 6th century BC.
+====[[BC#5th century B.C.|5th century BC]]====
+* [[BC#5th century B.C.|430 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Oracle of Delphi (audio story)|The Oracle of Delphi]]''
+: SYNOPSIS: 430 BCE. Greece is in turmoil: Athens is at war with the Spartans, the Athenian women possessed by a horrifying cult... and then Bernice Summerfield strolls into town.
+====[[BC#4th century B.C.|4th century BC]]====
+* [[BC#4th century B.C.|331 BC]] ([[Alternate timeline (The Book of Shadows)|Alternate timeline]]) - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of Shadows (short story)|The Book of Shadows]]''
+: ''331 BC - When his ship smashed a hole in time and vanished through it, Rhakotis knew he was going to die.''
+* [[May]]-[[June]] [[BC#4th century B.C.|323 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Farewell, Great Macedon (audio story)|Farewell, Great Macedon]]''
+: "It was the year of the 114th Olympiad, Hephaestion told her"
+: BARBARA: Then that means the year is 323 BC.
+: BARBARA: It is the 30th day of the Greek Month Decius, or June the 13th.
+: NOTE: The story takes place over several weeks before June the 13th, and a few days after.
+* [[BC#4th century B.C.|322 BC]] ([[Alternate timeline (The Book of Shadows)|Alternate timeline]]) - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of Shadows (short story)|The Book of Shadows]]''
+: ''322 BC - 'Ian!' Barbara Wright scrambled to her feet. Pulling the Doctor upright, she ran back along the still-collapsing mine gallery.''
 ====[[BC#3rd century B.C.|3rd century BC]]====
 * [[BC#3rd century B.C.|221 BC]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Angels Take Manhattan (TV story)|The Angels Take Manhattan]]''
 : TEXT: 221 BC
+====[[BC#2nd century B.C.|2nd century BC]]====
+* [[January]] [[BC#2nd century B.C.|101 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[100 BC (audio story)|100 BC]]''
+: AURELIA: You should know, you were there when she was born. It was only 9 months ago.
+* [[October]] [[BC#2nd century B.C.|101 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[100 BC (audio story)|100 BC]]''
+: DOCTOR: It's 101 BC
+: EVELYN: Don't you see, it's October.
 ====[[BC#1st century B.C.|1st century BC]]====
 * [[BC#1st century B.C.|49 BC]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Crossing the Rubicon (comic story)|Crossing the Rubicon]]''
 : TEXT: Northern Italy. 49 BCE.
+* [[BC#1st century B.C.|48 BC]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Star Beast (audio story)|Doctor Who and the Star Beast]]''
+: The Doctor says I still have to take my O-levels though. He even took us on a study break to Alexandria, in forty-eight BC.
 ===[[AD|AD years]]===
 ====[[1st century]]====
-* [[27]] ''[[Exit Wounds (TV story)|Exit Wounds]]''
+* Ancient [[China]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth (comic story)|Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth]]''
+: DOCTOR: Smells like... Deep, old Zhonghua. Ancient China.
+: CINDY (Vortex Butterflies): ...It causes me to be born in Brooklyn about twenty centuries later...?
+* [[1st century|XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Deep and Dreamless Sleep (short story)|Deep and Dreamless Sleep]]''
+: The trip across the fields to the stable took an hour, there and back. TheDoctor had landed the TARDIS at quite a distance.
+: "I liked the baby in the manger," said Daniel, as they trudged back.
+* [[27]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Exit Wounds (TV story)|Exit Wounds]]''
 : GRAY: I want you to suffer. I want your life. This is Cardiff, 27 AD.
+* c. [[33]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Man Who Wouldn't Give Up (short story)|The Man Who Wouldn't Give Up]]''
+: "Thirteen pairs of eyes looked up at the direction of the sound, which came from the other side of the room."
+: NOTE: Implied to be the Last Supper. Date of Jesus' crucifixion from ''The Spear of Destiny''.
+* [[37]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Empire of the Daleks (comic story)|Empire of the Daleks]]''
+* [[1st century|Between 37-41]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Two Irises (audio story)|The Two Irises]]''
+: NOTE: "Iris" and Panda attend a party thrown by Roman Emperor Caligula. (Real world dates of reign)
+* [[46]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Relics of Time (audio story)|The Relics of Time]]''
+: WIBBSEY (Starfall): 1932 as it happens, via the 21st century, AD 46, and 1894.
+* Mid-[[1st century|XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Fall of the Druids (short story)|The Fall of the Druids]]''
+: ‘If she’s right about the Romans, then that would make this around the middle of the 1st-century AD,’ the Doctor muttered, his eyes suddenly gleaming with excitement.
+* [[60]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Wrath of the Iceni (audio story)|The Wrath of the Iceni]]''
+: DOCTOR WHO: If this is Boudica's rebellion, we're in Britain in AD Sixty, or thereabouts.
+* c. [[60]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Good Queen, Bad Queen, I Queen, You Queen (short story)|Good Queen, Bad Queen, I Queen, You Queen]]''
+: 'And are we when you suspected we'd be? First century Earth?'
+: "By the time the Doctor's TARDIS had vanished, Boudicca knew the war was lost. Her daughters were gone. Her husband, her tribe, her lands, everything was gone, lost to the godsforsaken Roman armies."
+* [[14 March]]-[[April]] [[64]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Byzantium! (novel)|Byzantium!]]''
+: 'The Yearometer tells us that the date is, using a calendar that you would be familiar with, 14 March. In the year 64.’
+: 'AD or BC?' asked Ian.
+: 'The former,' replied the Doctor.
+: 'Several days had passed and the Doctor and his companions had spent their time living close to the market-place in the centre of Byzantium in rented accommodation.'
+: 'Barbara raced across the now-deserted market square, barely paying any heed whatsoever to the dozens of blood-soaked bodies lying strewn around the forum. She turned left at the temple walls, remembering how she had stumbled in there, afraid for her life, what seemed like a decade ago, but which had actually been just sixteen days.'
+* [[64]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Romans Cutaway (short story)|Romans Cutaway]]''
+: Ian couldn’t disagree there. ‘Well, the Doctor’s got everything sorted out. It seems we can occupy this villa for a few weeks, as sort of unofficial caretakers.’
 * [[July]] [[64]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Romans (TV story)|The Romans]]''
 : DOCTOR: Yes. Caesar Nero made it. The rebuilding of Rome. Let me see, where are we now? 64 AD, July. Yes, of course. He sets fire to Rome.
-* [[23 August|23]] -[[24 August]] [[79]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Fires of Pompeii (TV story)|The Fires of Pompeii]]''
+: NOTE: Set during ''The Romans''.
+* Before c. [[70]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Anti-Hero (short story)|The Anti-Hero]]''
+: NOTE: Hero of Alexandria lived between c. 10-70 AD
+* [[73]] or [[74]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Last Days (short story)|The Last Days]]''
+: 'The gods will surely punish them for their temerity, turning flames of righteous anger on these Jewish rebels. And I can promise you this - tomorrow, Masada will fall and the long siege will be over.'
+: 'You'd better leave that behind, Ian,' she said gently. 'It has an appointment with an archaeologist in two thousand years' time.'
+: NOTE: Real world date.
+* [[23 August|23]]-[[24 August]] [[79]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Fires of Pompeii (TV story)|The Fires of Pompeii]]''
 : DOCTOR: It's 79 AD, twenty third of August, which makes volcano day tomorrow.
-* [[23 August|23]] -[[24 August]] [[79]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Fires of Vulcan (audio story)|The Fires of Vulcan]]''
+* [[23 August|23]]-[[24 August]] [[79]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Fires of Vulcan (audio story)|The Fires of Vulcan]]''
 : Takes place during the same events as ''The Fires of Pompeii''.
+* [[24 August]] [[79]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Timechase (short story)|Timechase]]''
+: "The eruption of the volcano Vesuvius on the twenty-fourth of August in the year seventy-nine AD buried the town of Pompeii. Perhaps one day a dig will locate the remains of a Dalek."
 * [[February]] [[80]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Fires of Pompeii (TV story)|The Fires of Pompeii]]''
 : TEXT: Six months later
-====[[2nd century]]====
-* Ancient [[China]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth (comic story)|Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth]]''
-: DOCTOR: Smells like... Deep, old Zhonghua. Ancient China.
-: CINDY (Vortex Butterflies): ...It causes me to be born in Brooklyn about twenty centuries later...?
 * [[97]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Weeping Angels of Mons (comic story)|The Weeping Angels of Mons]]''
 : TEXT: The Colosseum, Rome, 97 AD.
+====[[2nd century]]====
 * [[102]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|The Pandorica Opens]]'' / ''[[The Big Bang (TV story)|The Big Bang]]''
 : DOCTOR: Just followed the coordinates on the cliff face. Earth. Britain. One oh two am. No, PM. No, AD.
+* [[111]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Long Con (comic story)|The Long Con]]''
+: TEXT: Temporary imperial conclave on the road to Parthia, in the Roman Empire under Trajan, 111 AD.
 * [[120]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Eaters of Light (TV story)|The Eaters of Light]]''
 : BILL: Aberdeen, Scotland, second century AD.
 : NOTE: Real world year.
-* [[15|15 March]]-[[19 March]] [[120]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Stone Rose (novel)|The Stone Rose]]''
+* [[15 March|15]]-[[19 March]] [[120]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Stone Rose (novel)|The Stone Rose]]''
 : 'Worked out the date. It’s AD 120,' [The Doctor] whispered to Rose
 : "The Doctor thought for a second. 'Rose and I arrived on the Ides of March.... it’s almost the Quinquatrus.... A festival that celebrates Minerva’s birthday on 19 March.'"
-<!--====[[3rd century]]====-->
+* [[22 March]] [[141]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Spear of Destiny (short story)|The Spear of Destiny]]''
+: "Scholars have always assumed that to be a reference to Halley's Comet, whose only known appearance in the second century was in 141 AD -- according to the old Julian calendar that was on the twenty-second of March, the very next day after the equinox."
+====[[3rd century]]====
+* [[3rd century|2XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Silver Mosquitoes (short story)|Silver Mosquitoes]]''
+* Late [[3rd century|2XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Futurists (comic story)|The Futurists]]''
+: DOCTOR: I figured he's from around here, late third century. Well, give or take a few months...
 ====[[4th century]]====
 * [[305]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Seasons of Fear (audio story)|Seasons of Fear]]''
 : DOCTOR: ...the first instance of the name Grayle appearing in the records, in a British context, was right here, on the payroll of this very Roman fort in 305 AD, the year of the two Emperors, Constantius and Galerius.
-* [[312]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Conversion (comic story)|Conversion]]'', ''[[The Comfort of the Good (comic story)|The Comfort of the Good]]''
+* [[312]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Conversion (comic story)|Conversion]]''
 : TEXT: Battle of Milvian Bridge, Northern Rome, 312 AD.
 * [[312]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Comfort of the Good (comic story)|The Comfort of the Good]]''
 : CAPTION: Now Ancient Rome.
 : NOTE: Occurs directly after ''Conversion''.
-<!--====[[5th century]]====-->
+* [[May]] [[325]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Council of Nicaea (audio story)|The Council of Nicaea]]''
-<!--====[[6th century]]====-->
+: DOCTOR: We're exactly where we planned to be, Nicaea, the year 325, a few days before the council is set to begin.
-<!--====[[7th century]]====-->
+: NOTE: In our universe, The council of Nicaea began in May 325.
-<!--====[[8th century]]====-->
+* [[4th century|3XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Better Watch Out (audio story)|Better Watch Out]]'' / ''[[Fairytale of Salzburg (audio story)|Fairytale of Salzburg]]''
+: HELEN: Yes. All the way from Asia Minor in the fourth century. I searched for him so long. Decades
+====[[5th century]]====
+* [[5th century|4XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Library of Alexandria (audio story)|The Library of Alexandria]]''
+: IAN: Alexandria, on the Egyptian coast in the early fifth century AD.
+* [[5th century|5XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Doctor Conkerer! (comic story)|Doctor Conkerer!]]''
+: DOCTOR: Fifth century Britian - perfect! [DWM 162 version]
+* [[5th century|4XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Black and White (audio story)|Black and White]]''
+* [[451]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Combat Magicks (novel)|Combat Magicks]]''
+: SUMMARY: The TARDIS arrives in Gaul in 451AD, on the eve of battle between the forces of Attila the Hun and those of the crumbling Roman Empire.
+* [[January]] [[493]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Goths and Robbers (short story)|Goths and Robbers]]''
+: 'And this is Ravenna, so that makes this the year... 493. Early February. No, end of January, actually; keep forgetting the calendar reform...'
+====[[6th century]]====
+* [[540]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Secret History (audio story)|The Secret History]]''
+: DOCTOR: When next I open those doors, we’ll be in the city of Ravenna near the northeast coast of Italy in the year 540 AD.
+====[[7th century]]====
+* [[620]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[An Ill Wind (comic story)|An Ill Wind]]''
+: SUMMARY: China in the year 620, and a robotic dragon in the sky is terrifying the local villagers.
+====[[8th century]]====
+* [[8th century|7XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Doctor Conkerer! (comic story)|Doctor Conkerer!]]''
+: DOCTOR: Eighth century Britian - perfect! [''The Mark of Mandragora'' version]
+* [[8th century|7XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Judgement of Solomon (short story)|The Judgement of Solomon]]''
 ====[[9th century]]====
-* 8XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Died (TV story)|The Girl Who Died]]''
+* [[800]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Lonely Computer (short story)|The Lonely Computer]]''
+: SUMMARY: Landing in 800, the Doctor and Donna find Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne kidnapped by an insane computer...
+* [[800]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Unicorn and the Wasp (TV story)|The Unicorn and the Wasp]]'' (flashback)
+: DOCTOR: You know, I've been to Belgium. Yeah. I remember I was deep in the Ardennes, trying to find Charlemagne. He'd been kidnapped by an insane computer.
+* c. [[800]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Lumiat (audio story)|The Lumiat]]''
+: MISSY: Grimsby, well just outside of, 800 AD-ish, twilight, and those handsome fellows are Vikings.
+* [[9th century|8XX]] or [[10th century|9XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[That Which Went Away (short story)|That Which Went Away]]''
+: [The Doctor] sucked in breath through his teeth. 'Possibly about the eighth or ninth century.' ... If I'm right, we're in the correct geographical location, but, temporally, we're just on the cusp of the Vikings' voyages across the oceans into the rest of Europe and Russia.
+* [[9th century|8XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Destroyer of Delights (audio story)|The Destroyer of Delights]]''
+: DOCTOR: The ninth century, then. The Sudan, if I'm not much mistaken.
+* [[9th century|8XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[A Sting in the Tale (audio story)|A Sting in the Tale]]''
+* [[9th century|8XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Wrath of the Warrior]]'' / ''[[The Screaming Prison]]'' / ''[[Force and Fury]]'' / ''[[Warriors' Revenge]]''
+* [[9th century|8XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Died (TV story)|The Girl Who Died]]''
 : ASHILDR (The Woman Who Lived): I've had eight hundred years of adventure, enough to fill a library if you write it down.
-* [[8XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Wolves of Winter (comic story)|The Wolves of Winter]]''
+* [[9th century|8XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Wolves of Winter (comic story)|The Wolves of Winter]]''
 : TEXT: The North Atlantic Ocean. The 9th Century CE
-<!--====[[10th century]]====-->
+* [[9th century|8XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Resolution (TV story)|Resolution]]''
+: MITCH: We reckon 9th or 10th century. Part of our funding came from a group who think it could be Alfred The Great...
+* Late [[9th century|8XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Man Who Wouldn't Give Up (short story)|The Man Who Wouldn't Give Up]]''
+: 'Ah. That's a very impressive looking weapon. Late ninth century isn't it? Yes, I suppose it would be, wouldn't it?'
+====[[10th century]]====
+* [[918]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Lady of Mercia (audio story)|The Lady of Mercia]]''
+* [[10th century|9XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Excelis Dawns (audio story)|Excelis Dawns]]''
+* [[966]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[They Think It's All Over (comic story)|They Think It's All Over]]''
+* Late [[10th century|9XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Methuselah (short story)|Methuselah]]''
+: ‘Oh, late tenth century, or thereabouts. In a few more years the Ottomans will overrun the city and turn the cathedral into a mosque. Eventually it’ll end up as a museum. Until the Sarkovians blow up the dome and try to turn it into a power station in the late forty-first century, that is.’
+* [[970]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Blue Road Dance (short story)|Blue Road Dance]]''
+: "Planet Ost, Year 970" [AD?]
+* [[9 August|9]]-[[10 August]] [[991]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Battle (audio story)|The Battle]]''
+: ABBY: Coordinates are right - 2 miles from the town of Maldon, 9th of August 991 AD. Well, we're a day early.
+: ZARA: Morning on the tenth of August 991 AD.
 ====[[11th century]]====
+* [[1002]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Who Discovered America? (short story)|Who Discovered America?]]''
+: “On Earth, Greenland in the year One Thousand and Two,” Susan chirped, looking at the place-time print out.
+* [[1006]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Book of Kells (audio story)|The Book of Kells]]''
+: THE DOCTOR: Of course. It's Ten Oh Six. Sitric Silkbeard and Brian Boru are still at loggerheads over who should rule Ireland.
+* c. [[1016]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Immortals (short story)|The Immortals]]''
+: 'Ethelred,' said the Doctor sternly before Tegan could reply, 'died in the year 1016. So we know roughly when we are.'
+* [[1039]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[A Sting in the Tale (audio story)|A Sting in the Tale]]''
+: DOCTOR: Long gone by the 21st century, the abbey was once a thriving centre of religious observance for womanfolk. But something happened there in the year 1039.
+* [[11th century|10XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Head of State (novel)|Head of State]]''
+: SUMMARY: In 11th century Arabia, Shahrazad tells her final story, on the thousand and second night.
+* [[11th century|10XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Shield of the Jötunn (audio story)|Shield of the Jötunn]]''
+* [[11th century|10XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Tomorrow Windows (novel)|The Tomorrow Windows]]''
 * [[1055]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Seasons of Fear (audio story)|Seasons of Fear]]''
 : DOCTOR: Ah, one of my favourite times and places. London in the year 1055. The court of King Edward, known as the Confessor.
 * [[Summer]] [[1066]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Time Meddler (TV story)|The Time Meddler]]''
 : DOCTOR: Now, if Harold is king, and Edward was laid to rest at the beginning of the year, then it must be 1066! Yes. Judging by the appearance of these leaves, late summer. And a balmy night, a balmy night.
+* [[1066]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Backtrack (audio story)|Backtrack]]''
+* [[1066]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Real Hereward (short story)|The Real Hereward]]''
+* [[Winter]] [[1070]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Illumination (short story)|Illumination]]''
+: "Sweden 1070"
+: 'When?' she'd asked, and he'd told her that this was winter (well, duh), some time in the late 11th century.
+* [[1088]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Blue Road Dance (short story)|Blue Road Dance]]''
+: "Planet Ost, Year 1088" [AD?]
+* [[1098]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Deus Le Volt (novel)|Deus Le Volt]]''
+: SUMMARY: "Deus Le Volt!" ... "God Wills it!" The cry of the first Crusade in 1098, despatched [sic] by Pope Urban to free Jerusalem from the Turks.
 ====[[12th century]]====
+* [[1130]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Blue Road Dance (short story)|Blue Road Dance]]''
+: "Planet Ost, Year 1130" [AD?]
 * [[1138]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Doctor's Meditation (TV story)|The Doctor's Meditation]]'' / ''[[The Magician's Apprentice (TV story)|The Magician's Apprentice]]''
 : TEXT: Essex 1138
+* [[12th century|11XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Abbey of Heretics (audio story)|Abbey of Heretics]]''
+: RIVER: I didn't think she had, but something is very wrong in your abbey, and people are dying from something that shouldn't be in 12th century England.
+* [[1170]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Blue Road Dance (short story)|Blue Road Dance]]''
+: "Planet Ost, Year 1170" [AD?]
 * [[1189]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Fooled (comic story)|Fooled]]''
 : TEXT: 1189, earlier
-* [[1190]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Crusade (TV story)|The Crusade]]''
+* Between [[1190]]-[[1192]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Crusade (TV story)|The Crusade]]'' / [[PROSE]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Crusaders (novelisation)|Doctor Who and the Crusaders]]''
-: Third Crusade.
+: ‘We can’t possibly go to King Richard wearing clothes like these. We are on Earth at the time of the Third Crusade, my boy, in Palestine; some time between A.D. 1190 and 1192. We must find wearing apparel suitable to the time and place.’
 * Autumn [[1190]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Robot of Sherwood (TV story)|Robot of Sherwood]]''
 : DOCTOR: No, no. Time of year? What season?
 : ROBIN: Oh, Dame Autumn has draped her mellow skirts about the forest, Doctor. The time of mists and harvest approaches.
 : DOCTOR: It's 1190.
+* [[1199]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Castle of Fear (audio story)|Castle of Fear]]''
+: DOCTOR: 1199, to be precise. The year that the ant by the lion was slain.
 ====[[13th century]]====
 * [[1207]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Bells of Saint John (TV story)|The Bells of Saint John]]''
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 * [[4 March]] [[1215]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The King's Demons (TV story)|The King's Demons]]''
 : DOCTOR: March the fourth, 1215.
+* [[1215]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Distant Voices (audio story)|Distant Voices]]''
+: CAMERON: It's 1215 and that other man's William Daubeney, commander of Rochester Castle
 * 12XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Time Warrior (TV story)|The Time Warrior]]''
 : SARAH (The Sontaran Experiment): Linx. A Sontaran. Can't be. You were destroyed in the thirteenth century. You were blown to smithereens.
+* [[1284]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Challenge of the Piper (comic story)|Challenge of the Piper]]''
+: MR SMITH (''The Day of the Clown''): A legendary figure who in 1284 rid the German town of Hamelin of rats by means of a magical tune. When the town refused to pay his fee, he enchanted away all its children.
 * [[1289]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Marco Polo (TV story)|Marco Polo]]''
 : POLO: How long have you been travelling? It is twelve hundred and eighty nine and this is the Plain of Pamir, known to those who travel to Cathay as The Roof of the World.
-====[[14th century]]====
+==== [[14th century]] ====
+* [[1310]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Renaissance of the Daleks (audio story)|Renaissance of the Daleks]]''
+: NYSSA: A traversable topological anomaly in Lorensian space-time, connecting Rhodes 1320 to wherever we are now
+: DOCTOR: That's rifle fire, and that's a 24 pounder field howitzer. I left her in 1310, this is impossible.
+: Given the Doctor has a better knowledge of Earth's history than Nyssa, and the fact the real life Knights Hospitaller took over Rhodes in 1310, as is depicted here, 1310 is the most likely date for this to be set.
 * [[1336]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Return of the Volsci (comic story)|Return of the Volsci]]''
 : DOCTOR 9: Battle of Minatogawa. Kyoto, Japan. 1336.
 * [[1348]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Woman Who Lived (TV story)|The Woman Who Lived]]''
 : DOCTOR: The Black Death, 1348. I meant to warn you.
+* [[14th century|13XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Iron Maid (audio story)|The Iron Maid]]''
+: DOCTOR: Well France was a great country and we find it in the fourteenth century.
+* [[1380]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Can You Hear Me? (TV story)|Can You Hear Me?]]''
+: DOCTOR: Aleppo. 1380. Welcome to Syria!
 ====[[15th century]]====
-* [[25 October]] [[1415]] ''[[The Woman Who Lived (TV story)|The Woman Who Lived]]''
+* [[15th century|14XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Eighth Piece (audio story)|The Eighth Piece]]'' / ''[[The Doomsday Chronometer (audio story)|The Doomsday Chronometer]]''
+: DOCTOR: Early 15th century Prague. The very height of enlightened science on Earth in this period.
+* [[25 October]] [[1415]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Reign Makers (short story)|The Reign Makers]]''
+: ‘The Battle of Agincourt. Never done that before.’ She smiled, but her mind was really on the wet and cold. ‘We’ve done all we can, Ian. Let’s get away into the trees and under cover.’
+* [[25 October]] [[1415]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Woman Who Lived (TV story)|The Woman Who Lived]]''
 : ASHILDR: The Battle of Agincourt. My first stint as a man. No-one will ever know that a mere woman helped end the Hundred Years' War.
-* After [[1430]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Aztecs (TV story)|The Aztecs]]''
+* After [[1430]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Aztecs (TV story)|The Aztecs]]'' / [[PROSE]]: ''[[Tlotoxl (short story)|Tlotoxl]]''
+: BARBARA: It's an Aztec mask. He must have been a priest.
 : SUSAN: Well, the Aztecs were Mexicans. We must be on Earth again. I wonder what year it is.
 : BARBARA: He must have died around 1430, I should think.
+: NOTE: While the novelisation is set in 1507, the television story must be set earlier. The [[Ixta|son of the architect]] of the temple where the priest is buried is far too young for his father to have designed a temple over seventy-years-ago. In the novelisation, Ixta is the architect's grandson rather than his son.
+* After [[1430]] - [[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Making Cocoa (home video)|Making Cocoa]]''
+: NOTE: Features Tlotoxl from ''The Aztecs''.
+* [[1462]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Son of the Dragon (audio story)|Son of the Dragon]]''
+: DOCTOR: Dracula's night attack on the Turkish camp, I should have checked the date, June the 17th 1462!
+: RADU: July the 2nd. Word reaches me that Sultan Mehmed has crossed the Wallachian border at last.
+* c.[[August]]-[[November]] [[1483]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Kingmaker (audio story)|The Kingmaker]]''
+: DOCTOR, in a letter: I'll try and find you 2 years from now, right near the end of Richard's reign. It's the 1st of August, 1485 where I am.
+: RICHARD: He didn't expect you to be alive, Bucko. You see, you should have died in November '83. The Doctor is surprised to find you here 20 months after you should have pegged it.
+* [[June]]?-[[22 August]] [[1485]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Kingmaker (audio story)|The Kingmaker]]''
+: NOTE: Richard III died on 22 August 1485.
 * [[1492]]? - [[TV]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora (TV story)|The Masque of Mandragora]]''
 : DOCTOR: We've landed on Earth. Glass technology indicates Mediterranean area. Late fifteenth century. Not a very pleasant time.
 * [[12 October]] [[1492]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Trouble in Paradise (audio story)|Trouble in Paradise]]''
 : COLUMBUS: The Journal of Admiral Christopher Columbus, the greatest explorer in the world, 12th of October, 1492.
 ====[[16th century]]====
+* [[16th century|Between 1502-1543]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Hidden Human History (comic story)|Hidden Human History]]''
+: DOCTOR: 1500s. Earlyish. Very earlyish. A bit Europey... Oh! Guelder. Definitely Guelder.
+: YAZ: Wait a sec. Guelder in the early 1500s? During the Guelder Wars?
+: NOTE: Real world years of the Guelders Wars.
+* [[1504]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Ghosts of N-Space (audio story)|The Ghosts of N-Space]]''
+: THE DOCTOR: Yeah, that's right. If that sad lady's son died in the battle for Granada, our visit must have been somewhere near the turn of the century, and that's near enough for the TARDIS to be able to take us back there. See?
+: THE BRIGADIER: Are you suggesting that the presence of this comet in, erm ... Fifteen Oh Four and ... Eighteen Eighteen, and of course this year, was somehow mixed up in all this ... hoo-hah with Vilmio?
 * [[1505]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Swords of Kali (comic story)|The Swords of Kali]]''
 : TEXT: Florence, Italy. 1505
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 * [[1506]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Against Nature (novel)|Against Nature]]''
 : TEXT: This was in the year 1-Tochtli (1506).
+* [[1506]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Two Monks, One Mistress (audio story)|Two Monks, One Mistress]]''
+: MISSY: We've come to Tuscany in the year 1506 so that I can get hold of a trunk full of plutonium currently in the possession of an intergalactic master criminal known as Guvnax.
+* [[1507]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Aztecs (novelisation)|The Aztecs]]''
+: TEXT: The Doctor and Ian had just finished replacing the front panel when Susan burst into the TARDIS and told them excitedly where they were. The Doctor pressed the digital time-orientation button and the number 1507 lit up.
+* [[1511]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Fallen Angels (audio story)|Fallen Angels]]''
+: DOCTOR: Well done old girl. Now, let's see. Rome, 1511.
+* [[1514]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Ravelli Conspiracy (audio story)|The Ravelli Conspiracy]]''
+: DOCTOR: Yes, well and by that farmer's almanac on the table there too, the year is 1514, a wonderful vintage of time to taste and savour.
+* [[1521]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Price of Conviction (short story)|The Price of Conviction]]''
+: ‘I believe so, yes. By my calculations, it’s probably just after the turn of the sixteenth century. A time of upheaval with the start of the Reformation and then the Counter-Reformation. Nasty business, that.’
+: ‘Where have you been, man? The pope has decided to excommunicate Martin Luther! Not only that, the papal jurist is reputed to be one of the sharpest minds in the empire.’
+: NOTE: real world date of the Diet of Worms.
 * [[1522]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Dragon's Claw (comic story)|Dragon's Claw]]''
 : TEXT: It is 1522 A.D., according to the calendar of the western-ocean-devils, but few Europeans are seen on the shores of the East China Sea...
+* [[1533]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Legend of the Sea Devils (TV story)|Legend of the Sea Devils]]''
+: TEXT: 1533
 * [[1535]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Weeping Angels of Mons (comic story)|The Weeping Angels of Mons]]''
 : TEXT: London, 1535
-* c. [[1647]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Witch Hunt (comic story)|Witch Hunt]]''
+* [[1536]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Recorded Time (audio story)|Recorded Time]]''
-: NOTE: Matthew Hopkins witch hunting career: 1644-1647. Rumored to have been drowned as a witch in 1647.
+: HENRY: ‘On the fourth of May in the year 1536, the King of England conquered Time itself.’
+* [[17 May|17]]-[[18 May]] [[1538]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Eighth Piece (audio story)|The Eighth Piece]]'' / ''[[The Doomsday Chronometer (audio story)|The Doomsday Chronometer]]''
+: CROMWELL: Take him down. We resume our questioning tomorrow. We have many tools at our disposal. You will confess, or you will die. Eventually.
+: CLOCKSMITH: It’s a matter of historical record. I picked up this parchment next week from Cromwell’s study. (reads) This night, the eighteenth day of May, year of our Lord 1538, the unknown prisoner, a suspected Papal spy, was executed when discovered attempting escape
+: CROMWELL: I… had a visitor in the early hours.
+* 15XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated (audio story)|Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated]]''
+: NOTE: Katherine Howard is dead and Catherine Parr is set to marry Henry VIII soon.
+* [[1544]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Tudor Engagement (short story)|The Tudor Engagement]]''
+: STRAX: Field Report D006/B. I find myself compelled to inform you of a recent disruption in the time continuum on Planet Earth, affecting the Earth years 1893 and 1544.
+* [[May]]-[[19 July]] [[1553]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Nine-Day Queen (short story)|The Nine-Day Queen]]''
+: "The Doctor had made it clear that he wouldn’t think of leaving until he had dealt with the Vrij. And he was no closer to achieving that goal than when the ship had first materialized two months ago."
+: "Barbara had heard enough. She collected her basket and hurried back to the house. She’d lost track of the dates since they had arrived in London, but if the king had died yesterday then it must be 7 July today. It was only a matter of days before the Duke of Northumberland would put Jane on the throne." [Same day as the above quote]
+: "Amongst all the kings and queens of England, no rule was as brief or as tragic as that of Jane Grey, who was crowned in 1553 and whose reign lasted only nine days." [''Lost in Time'' reveals that it ended on 19 July]
+* [[19 July]] [[1553]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Lost in Time (TV story)|Lost in Time]]''
+: Rani: On this the nineteenth day of July, 1553, Lady Mary makes just claim to the Crown of England. And she calls upon all of her subjects to reject any unlawful claimants.
+: JANE: We each have a path that we must tread, and this is mine. All I hope is that I will be remembered even though I was Queen just nine days.
+* October [[1554]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Nine-Day Queen (short story)|The Nine-Day Queen]]''
+: "The hours passed slowly, until at last the time of her execution finally arrived. Jane allowed herself to be led down from the Tower that had been her home for the last fifteen months and out into the courtyard where the scaffold stood, the wood dark against the brightness of the sky."
+: NOTE: In the real world Jane's execution took place in February.
+* [[January]] [[1555]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Marian Conspiracy (audio story)|The Marian Conspiracy]]''
+: DOCTOR: You, Doctor Smythe, have to learn the responsibility of time travel. Mary shouldn't die until November 1558. It is now January 1555. If she's killed now, history will be changed, and you will cease to exist, so we have to save her life.
+* [[1560]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Death of Captain Jack (audio story)|The Death of Captain Jack]]''
+: JOHN: Then there was the Amazon, 1560.
 * [[1562]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|The Day of the Doctor]]''
-: DOCTOR 10: England, 1562.
+: DOCTOR: England, 1562.
-* [[1665]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Pestilent Heart (comic story)|The Pestilent Heart]]''
+* [[23 August]] [[1572]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Massacre (TV story)|The Massacre]]''
-: DOCTOR: His final data entry was time-stamped 1665.
+: STEVEN [day 2]: The friend I was waiting for last night, have you seen him?
+: STEVEN [day 2]: He's going to be killed tomorrow. All right then, if you insist on coming with me, do you know where we can spend tonight?
+: ANNE [day 3]: It's dawn, Monsieur. The tocsin's rung. Curfew's over.
+: ANNE [day 4]: Oh, Monsieur! I'd given you up for lost when you didn't come back last night. I thought the guards must have caught you.
+: ANNE [day 4]: Date, Monsieur? August the twenty-third as...
+: DOCTOR: Yes, yes, yes, I know that. The year, the year, hmm?
+: ANNE [day 4]: Fifteen seventy two, Monsieur. But surely you know that?
+: DOCTOR: There's the tocsin! The curfew's been lifted. [making this day 5]
 * [[19 September]] [[1572]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Time of the Daleks (audio story)|The Time of the Daleks]]''
 : VIOLA: And on September the nineteenth 1572, at about this time and about half a mile this way, there's the entrance to another mirror.
-* [[23 August]] [[1572]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve (TV story)|The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]]''
+* [[3 November]] [[1572]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[A Handful of Stardust (short story)|A Handful of Stardust]]''
-: ANNE: Date, Monsieur? August the twenty-third as
+: THOMAS: It's the morning of the third of November. The year of our Lord fifteen-hundred and seventy-two.
-: DOCTOR: Yes, yes, yes, I know that. The year, the year, hmm?
+* c. 1570s - [[WC]]: ''[[Tardisode 2]]''
-: ANNE: Fifteen seventy two, Monsieur. But surely you know that?
+: ROBERT (''Tooth and Claw''): The story goes back three hundred years. Every full moon, the howling rings through the valley.
-* c. [[1570s]] - [[WC]]: ''[[Tardisode 2]]''
-: ROBERT (Tooth and Claw): The story goes back three hundred years. Every full moon, the howling rings through the valley. The next morning, livestock is found ripped apart and devoured.
 * [[1580]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Vampires of Venice (TV story)|The Vampires of Venice]]''
 : DOCTOR: Ah, you got to love Venice. So many people did. Byron, Napoleon, Casanova. Ooo, that reminds me. 1580. That's all right. Casanova doesn't get born for a hundred and forty-five years. Don't want to run into him. I owe him a chicken.
+* [[1586]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Sunday Afternoon, AD 848,988 (short story)|Sunday Afternoon, AD 848,988]]''
+: ‘Wait a minute,’ said Ace. ‘What did Uriel say? That Dee and Kelly just disappeared one day in 1586? What if—’
+* [[April]] [[1587]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Flames of Cadiz (audio story)|The Flames of Cadiz]]''
+: IAN: Oh yes, scorching. Even for April.
+: BARBARA: This is 1587, the year that Francis Drake destroys the Spanish fleet in Cadiz harbour.
+* [[July]] [[1587]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Empire of Glass (novel)|The Empire of Glass]]''
+: "July 1587 - One month. Mary Harries gazed out across the sparkling blue ocean at the departing ship."
+* [[28 October]] [[1589]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Loups-Garoux (audio story)|Loups-Garoux]]''
+: MAGISTRATE: Stubbe Pieter, on this twenty eighth day of October in the year of Our Lord God 1589, I do condemn you to public execution for sorcery and the lewd villainies and diverse murders which you have committed in shape of a great wolf.
 * c. [[1590]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Point of Entry (audio story)|Point of Entry]]''
 : DOCTOR: Mmm. 1590 local time, or thereabouts. The Elizabethan Age. Now why track the Tardis here?
+* Late [[16th century|15XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Life from Lifelessness (short story)|Life from Lifelessness]]''
+: We’re in Prague in the sixteenth century — this must be the Golem of Prague!
+: That caused the rabbi to burst out laughing. Even as she did, she noted another dry patch, and she and the Doctor moved to moisturise it. ‘Doctor, you are obviously teasing me. The Maharal lived in the late sixteenth century, 550 years ago.’
+* [[17 August]] [[1590]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Voyage to Venus (audio story)|Voyage to Venus]]''
+: NOTE: Leads directly into ''Voyage to the New World''.
+* [[17 August|17]]-[[19 August]] [[1590]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Voyage to the New World (audio story)|Voyage to the New World]]''
+: JOHN: The journal of John White, the seventeenth day of August, in the year of our lord 1590.
+: JOHN: The 18th of August, 1590.
+: DOCTOR: The journal of John White, the 19th day of August, 1590.
+* [[1591]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Sunday Afternoon, AD 848,988 (short story)|Sunday Afternoon, AD 848,988]]''
+: ‘Good. When Uriel stole the TARDIS, it carried on back to the date I had programmed, which was the date he told me he was rescued — 1591.
+* [[1592]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Voyage to the New World (audio story)|Voyage to the New World]]''
+: DOCTOR: So, where you are it's the year 1592
 * [[1592]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[A Groatsworth of Wit (comic story)|A Groatsworth of Wit]]''
 : DOCTOR: There they go... Back to 1592.
+* [[August]] [[1592]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Empire of Glass (novel)|The Empire of Glass]]''
+: "August, 1592 - Matt Jobswortham pulled back on the horse's reins, slowing his dray down by just a jot."
+* [[1597]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Kingmaker (audio story)|The Kingmaker]]''
+: NOTE: The play Richard III was first performed in 1597, and the story here depicts one of its earliest performances.
 * [[1599]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code (TV story)|The Shakespeare Code]]''
 : DOCTOR: I think so. 'Round about 1599.
 ====[[17th century]]====
-* 16XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Devil of the Deep (comic story)|Devil of the Deep]]''
+* [[17th century|16XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Devil of the Deep (comic story)|Devil of the Deep]]''
-: CAPTION: South America in the early 17th century was the gold mine of Spain. But ships found stranger things than gold..
+: TEXT: South America in the early 17th century was the gold mine of Spain. But ships found stranger things than gold.
+* [[February]] [[1601]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Hollow Crown (audio story)|The Hollow Crown]]''
+: Real world date of {{w|Essex's Rebellion}}, depicted in this story. Date apparently also given in [[GAME]]: ''[[The Gunpowder Plot (video game)|The Gunpowder Plot]]''.
+: SYNOPSIS: When the TARDIS lands in Shoreditch, 1601, the Doctor suggests going to see a play at the Globe Theatre and his friends readily agree.
+* [[1601]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Herald of Madness (comic story)|Herald of Madness]]''
+: TEXT: Bohemia 1601
+* [[12 January|12]]-[[13 January]] [[1605]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Honeymoon Horrors (short story)|Honeymoon Horrors]]''
+: TEXT: January 13 1605
+: AMY: Watched Rom. + Jul. @ the Globe last night.
+* [[1 November|1]]-[[5 November]] [[1605]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Plotters (novel)|The Plotters]]''
+: "Remember, remember, the fifth of November. ‘I don’t believe it,’ she whispered. ‘1605...’"
+: "He shuddered at the memory of last night’s indelicate scene between the King and Cecil. Only in the first days of November could an indiscretion like that have been contemplated." [Set on the day the TARDIS arrives, and the "indelicate scene" was the first chapter]
+: "Taking care not to wake his guest, Cecil turned and stalked out, his face darkening, his mind racing. The arrival of this bizarre couple, only three days before the conclusion of the operation, could not be coincidence." [Meaning the TARDIS arrived on 2 November]
+: "Firking sighed. ‘Think of it in this way, Hodge. Tomorrow is November the fifth. When news of how you dealt here with the dastardly plotters gets about the same will be proclaimed."
+: The great bells of the city tolled midnight. James sighed pointedly.
+* [[1 November|1]]-[[5 November]] [[1605]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Treason and Plot (audio story)|Treason and Plot]]''
+: RITA: Confirm arrival, first of November 1605.
+: RITA: 23:59 and... midnight. November fifth. This is Rita Cooper. It is the fifth of November 1605, the gunpowder plot has been foiled. Plotters arrested, request return to the agency.
+* [[5 November]] [[1605]] - [[GAME]]: ''[[The Gunpowder Plot (video game)|The Gunpowder Plot]]''
+: DOCTOR: "Remember, remember, the Fifth of November..."
+* [[1609]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Empire of Glass (novel)|The Empire of Glass]]''
+: ''"Vatican? Galileo? Spyglass?" A smile crossed his face, and he turned briefly to Steven and Vicki. "Ah, then this must be the year of our Lord, 1609," he said for their benefit, nodding as if he had known this all the time.''
+* Between [[1611]]-[[1625]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Witchfinders (TV story)|The Witchfinders]]''
+: DOCTOR: It's a witch trial. Must be early 17th century.
+: BECKA: As King James has written in his new Bible, "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live." [Published in 1611.]
+* [[April]] [[1616]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Empire of Glass (novel)|The Empire of Glass]]''
+: ''April, 1616 - "Father, a visitor for you."''
+* [[1626]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Church and the Crown (audio story)|The Church and the Crown]]''
+: DOCTOR: Yes. And place. Paris, 1626 to be exact. A good few centuries after your time.
+* [[1638]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Waters of Amsterdam (audio story)|The Waters of Amsterdam]]''
+: TEGAN: So where are we now?
+: DOCTOR: With any luck, Amsterdam, 1638.
 * [[23 November]] [[1638]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Silver Nemesis (TV story)|Silver Nemesis]]''
-: DOCTOR: Well, in strictly linear terms, as the chronometer flies, I've known since November the twenty third, 1638.
+: DOCTOR: Well, in strictly linear terms, as the chronometer flies, I've known since November the twenty-third, 1638.
+* [[1639]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Galileo Trap (audio story)|The Galileo Trap]]''
+: DOCTOR (The Red Lady): Of how he could know I’d be here. Of how he could expect me to come to him in 1639.
+* [[1639]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Satanic Mill (audio story)|The Satanic Mill]]''
+: ELEVEN: You are to be exposed to the Sun, whereupon you will die, slowly, and, I hope, painfully. Your death will be absolute. There will be no regeneration. And as you die, the energy you release will power this facility. The subsequent collapse of the Sun will in turn create a gravitational field powerful enough to swallow whole your beloved solar system. The year, 1639, the beginning of the Age of Reason.
 * [[1646]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Time Bomb! (comic story)|Time Bomb!]]''
-: CAPTION: Parish records show that in the small village of Thetford, in 1646, the horned one appeared to a Mistress Thorogood, as witnessed by two passing parishioners.
+: TEXT: Parish records show that in the small village of Thetford, in 1646, the horned one appeared to a Mistress Thorogood, as witnessed by two passing parishioners.
+* c. [[1647]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Witch Hunt (comic story)|Witch Hunt]]''
+: NOTE: Matthew Hopkins real world witch-hunting career: 1644-1647. Rumored to have been drowned as a witch in 1647, which happens in the story.
+* [[September]] [[1649]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Settling (audio story)|The Settling]]''
+: SYNOPSIS: Note to Sir Arthur Aston, governor of the town of Drogheda, 10 September 1649.
+: ACE: You said they'd take weeks to get here.
+: DOCTOR: Well they should have done, we must have lost some time along the way.
+* [[December]] [[1648]]-[[January]] [[1649]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Roundheads (novel)|The Roundheads]]''
+:‘Yes. Here we are. Now our friend said they’d been fighting for seven years. That means the Civil Wars must be over and they’re about to put the King on trial. It must be some time in... 1648. December I should say.’
+: 'The morning of January the thirtieth 1649 was a cold one and Charles Stuart insisted upon wearing an extra shirt so that his enemies would not mistake his shivering for fear.'
+* [[17th century|16XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Doomsday Chronometer (audio story)|The Doomsday Chronometer]]''
+: RIVER: We needed to take a small detour first. This is the south of France, 17th Century. Over there, Rennes-le-Chateaux. The Templars just finished building their new castle on the ruin of the old one. Shall we?
 * [[1651]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Woman Who Lived (TV story)|The Woman Who Lived]]''
 : DOCTOR: Oh, no, this isn't a visit, I've got a job to do. I'm here looking for an alien object which has no business being here on Earth in 1651.
 * [[1651]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Newtons Sleep (novel)|Newtons Sleep]]''
-: TEXT: ...in 1651, a dead angel is found in a tree in Lincolnshire and a nymph rises from the waters of Kent...
+: "...in 1651, a dead angel is found in a tree in Lincolnshire and a nymph rises from the waters of Kent..."
-* 16XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Smugglers (TV story)|The Smugglers]]''
+* Between [[1650]]-[[1658]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Witch from the Well (audio story)|The Witch from the Well]]''
+: DOCTOR: Here we are… Hmm. It seems there used to be a village on this site, back in the seventeenth century. Tranchard’s Fell.
+: DOCTOR: Rid Tranchard’s Fell of its resident witch and your reputation grows, your name’s lauded all across the Protectorate. Who knows, you might even catch the eye of Cromwell.
+: (The Roundheads): Oliver Cromwell, the man who was soon to become Lord Protector of the Kingdom, stared into the bright winter morning as though gazing through time itself. [In 1649]
+: RICHARD CROMWELL (The Roundheads): "‘Oliver Cromwell,’ he murmured, ‘1599 to 1658.’ ... According to the strange book, his father would die in ten years' time!"
+: RICHARD CROMWELL (The Roundheads):'“Tumbledown Dick”! That I shall rule for only a few scant months after my father’s death and I shall never be half the man he is!'
+: DOCTOR: Quite sure. I wish I knew what it was, though, and what it’s doing on twenty-first century Earth. Some sort of mutant?
+: DOCTOR: We’ve met before. Or rather we will meet. 350 years from now, you’re both still here. Why? What are you waiting for? [The 21st century is 350 years away, so must be 1650 at the earliest]
+* [[17th century|16XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Smugglers (TV story)|The Smugglers]]''
 : DOCTOR: Yes, I'm afraid you're going to lose your bet, young man. That gentleman comes from the seventeenth century.
-* Between [[1660]] and [[1685]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Impossible Astronaut (TV story)|The Impossible Astronaut]]''
+* Between [[1660]]-[[1685]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Impossible Astronaut (TV story)|The Impossible Astronaut]]''
-: KING CHARLES: Where's the Doctor?
+: KING CHARLES II: Where's the Doctor?
-* [[August]] [[1666]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Visitation (TV story)|The Visitation]]''
+* [[1665]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Demons of Red Lodge (audio story)|The Demons of Red Lodge]]''
-* [[2 September]] [[1666]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Visitation (TV story)|The Visitation]]''
+: DOCTOR: And I’m now reminded where we are: Suffolk, 1665!
+* [[1665]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Pestilent Heart (comic story)|The Pestilent Heart]]''
+: DOCTOR: His final data entry was time-stamped 1665.
+* [[1666]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Wild Blue Yonder (TV story)|Wild Blue Yonder]]''
+: DOCTOR: Oh! Stay away from London. Wait a minute. Apple tree, apple, man holding an apple in 1666? Are you...Sir Isaac Newton?
+* [[August]]-[[2 September]] [[1666]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Visitation (TV story)|The Visitation]]''
 : The Great Fire of London.
+* [[1666]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Astrea Conspiracy (audio story)|The Astrea Conspiracy]]''
+: DOCTOR: ...and it started here, 1666, Antwerp, with you.
 * [[1669]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Black Death White Life (comic story)|Black Death White Life]]''
-: VILLAGER: It's the year of our lord sixteen hundred and sixty-nine.
+: VILLAGER: It's the year of our Lord sixteen hundred and sixty-nine.
 * [[1671]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Newtons Sleep (novel)|Newtons Sleep]]''
-: TEXT: ...in 1671, Aphra Behn -- she-spy and poetesse -- infiltrates a gathering of alchemists...
+: "...in 1671, Aphra Behn -- she-spy and poetesse -- infiltrates a gathering of alchemists..."
+* c. [[1676]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Astrea Conspiracy (audio story)|The Astrea Conspiracy]]''
+: "A little over 10 years ago, with London wracked by plague and a great fire, Aphra had been greatful for any reason to leave the city."
 * [[1682]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Slaver's Song (comic story)|Slaver's Song]]''
 : TEXT: Tupi Village, Brazil, 1682
+* [[1688]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Glorious Revolution (audio story)|The Glorious Revolution]]''
+: CIA AGENT: I need you to tell me what happened on one particular adventure. When you visited the planet Earth in the year 1688.
+* [[11 January|11]]-[[16 January]] [[1692]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Witch Hunters (novel)|The Witch Hunters]]''
+: 11 January 1692. 'Here we go again', said Ian Chesterton drily, as he stared up at the scanner screen.
+: 16th of January 1692. The reverend Samuel Parris was alone, afraid and lost.
+* [[29 June]]-[[19 July]] [[1692]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Witch Hunters (novel)|The Witch Hunters]]''
+: 29 June 1692. Something was wrong. Susan hadn't noticed it at first, so caught up she had been in her decision to disobey her grandfather and its likely consequences.
+: 19 July 1692. On the last day of her life, Rebecca Nurse felt better than she had in months.
+* [[14 January]] [[1693]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Witch Hunters (novel)|The Witch Hunters]]''
+: 14 January 1693. A strong winter sun cast shafts of light through the parsonage windows. A year had passed, but the room was unchanged.
 * [[1695]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Terror of the Cabinet Noir (comic story)|Terror of the Cabinet Noir]]''
 : TEXT: Paris, France, 1695
-* [[1 April]] [[1699]] - [[WC]]: ''[[Prequel (The Curse of the Black Spot)]]''
+* [[1 April]] [[1699]] - [[WC]]: ''[[Prequel (The Curse of the Black Spot)]]'' / [[TV]]: ''[[The Curse of the Black Spot (TV story)|The Curse of the Black Spot]]''
 : AVERY: April the first, 1699.
-* [[1 April]] [[1699]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Curse of the Black Spot (TV story)|The Curse of the Black Spot]]''
 : DOCTOR: Yes. Okay, problem word. Seventeenth century. My ship automatically, er, noticed-ish that your ship was having some bother.
 ====[[18th century]]====
-* Between [[1702]] to [[1714]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Pirates (audio story)|Doctor Who and the Pirates]]''
+* [[July]] c. [[1700s|170X]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Circular Time (audio anthology)|Circular Time]]'': ''[[Summer (audio story)|Summer]]''
+: NEWTON: That will be the 22nd century then, until the invasion. 450 years, that's how long I will be remembered.
+: Jailer: It's July my sweet. It's so hot I can hardly sleep.
+: NOTE: Isaac Newton predicts the Dalek invasion on 2157 to be 450 years in his future. He is "director of the mint", indicating a setting post 1696. He also wonders why William III is not on an Irish coin, setting this before William's death in 1702.
+* [[1702]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Phantasmagoria (audio story)|Phantasmagoria]]''
+: HOLYWELL: I do not pretend to understand all you're saying, Doctor, but you alleged that this person does not belong here in the London of 1702.
+* [[26 November]] [[1703]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Eye of the Storm (audio story)|The Eye of the Storm]]''
+: DOCTOR: I have been observing for weeks. My TARDIS was unable to land anywhere but the twenty-sixth of November, 1703.
+* Between [[1702]]-[[1714]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Pirates (audio story)|Doctor Who and the Pirates]]''
 : CAPTAIN SWAN: ...true loyalties... to Queen Anne herself.
 : EVELYN: Queen Anne, lasts of the Stuarts, reigned 1702 to 1714.
+* [[Summer]] [[1711]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Hidden Human History (comic story)|Hidden Human History]]''
+: DOCTOR: North Caroline. 1711. Give or take a few months, but feels like early summer.
+* [[1720]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Time Wake (short story)|Time Wake]]''
+: DOCTOR: Here we are Peri, 1720, 18th century London.
 * [[1727]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace (TV story)|The Girl in the Fireplace]]''
 : REINETTE: Of course I can. Seventeen hundred and twenty-seven.
-* [[1745]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The War Games (TV story)|The War Games]]''
+* [[1738]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Doomwood Curse (audio story)|The Doomwood Curse]]''
+: SYNOPSIS: England, 1738.
+* [[March]] [[1739]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Doomwood Curse (audio story)|The Doomwood Curse]]''
+: DOCTOR: And the horse thief, John Palmer, is identified as being none other than the murderer, Dick Turpin. He's tried in March 1739
+* [[April]] [[1739]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Doomwood Curse (audio story)|The Doomwood Curse]]''
+: DOCTOR: The following month, he's hanged a the gallows at Knavesmire
+* [[1742]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Flying Dutchman (audio story)|The Flying Dutchman]]''
+: SOURCE?
+* [[8 September]] [[1742]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Witch Hunters (novel)|The Witch Hunters]]''
+: 8 September 1742. The history book lay open on the beach. An anachronism.
 * [[16 April]] [[1746]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Highlanders (TV story)|The Highlanders]]''
-: The Battle of Culloden
+: NOTE: The Battle of Culloden
+: STOYN (The Dying Light): James Robert McCrimmon. Left Scotland, 1746.
+* [[1746]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The War Games (TV story)|The War Games]]''
+: TIME LORD 2: They will be returned to a time just before they went away with you. They will remember their first adventure with you, but nothing more.
 * [[1753]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace (TV story)|The Girl in the Fireplace]]''
+: ROSE: Madame de Pompadour. Please, don't scream or anything. We haven't got a lot of time. I've come to warn you that they'll be here in five years... Some time after your thirty seventh birthday.
 * [[1758]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace (TV story)|The Girl in the Fireplace]]''
+* [[Summer]] [[1762]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Founding Fathers (audio story)|The Founding Fathers]]''
+: STEVEN: We were locked out of the TARDIS.
+: DOCTOR (mind copy): Ah, I remember it well. London, 1762.
 * [[1762]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Sabbath Dei (audio story)|Sabbath Dei]]'' / ''[[In the Year of the Cat (audio story)|In the Year of the Cat]]''
-: MARY CULVER - [An invasion] Of 1762. ''Via'' Britain.
+: MARY CULVER: [An invasion] Of 1762. ''Via'' Britain.
 * [[1763]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[A Labyrinth of Histories (audio story)|A Labyrinth of Histories]]''
-: COMPASSION - I'll explain once you're back here with us. In 1763.
+: COMPASSION: I'll explain once you're back here with us. In 1763.
-* [[1763]] - ''[[Coming to Dust (audio story)|Coming to Dust]]'' / ''[[The Ship of a Billion Years (audio story)|The Ship of a Billion Years]]''
+* [[1763]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Coming to Dust (audio story)|Coming to Dust]]'' / ''[[The Ship of a Billion Years (audio story)|The Ship of a Billion Years]]''
 : PUBLISHER'S SUMMARY: Naples, 1763. The Great Ape of Posto di Foraggio is on show, an exhibition to amuse jaded foreign tourists
 * c. [[15 April]] [[1764]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace (TV story)|The Girl in the Fireplace]]''
 : LOUIS: Leaving Versailles for the last time. Only forty-three when she died. Too young. Too young. Illness took her in the end. She always did work too hard. What does she say?
+* [[1768]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[A Sting in the Tale (audio story)|A Sting in the Tale]]''
+: ANTONIO (''The Circus of Doom''): There, in 1768, on the lagoon outside Venice.
+* [[1770]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Transit of Venus (audio story)|The Transit of Venus]]''
+: DOCTOR: This is the year 1770, the man who was speaking to us was Captain James Cook, and this ship is the ''Endeavor''.
 * [[1774]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Political Animals (comic story)|Political Animals]]'' / [[COMIC]]: ''[[Bêtes Noires & Dark Horses (comic story)|Bêtes Noires & Dark Horses]]''
 : TEXT: 1774. The Heart of Civilisation.
+* [[12 December]] [[1781]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Catch-1782 (audio story)|Catch-1782]]''
+: MEL: What date is it?
+:MCGREGOR: 12th of December
+:MEL: No I mean what year is it?
+:MCGREGOR: 1781 as well you know
+* [[June]] [[1782]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Catch-1782 (audio story)|Catch-1782]]''
+:JOHN: ...do you mean to say that now it's June, 1782?
+:MCGREGOR: Why yes, what a strange question to ask.
 * [[1782]]-[[1783]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Adventuress of Henrietta Street (novel)|The Adventuress of Henrietta Street]]''
 : NOTE: Said countless times in text.
+* [[1785]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Death of Captain Jack (audio story)|The Death of Captain Jack]]''
+: JACK: Just a garden-variety Time Sprite, your majesty. Doesn't belong on Earth and definitely doesn't belong in the year 1785.
 * c. [[1786]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The World Shapers (comic story)|The World Shapers]]''
 : DOCTOR: I must have miscalculated our arrival by about forty years. [To Jamie’s hometime]
+* [[1788]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Glorious Revolution (audio story)|The Glorious Revolution]]''
+: CIA AGENT: I need you to tell me what happened on one particular adventure. When you visited the planet Earth in the year 1688.
+: JAMIE: But that was... a hundred years ago.
+: CIA AGENT: Indeed. But as far as you are concerned it was only forty years ago.
+* Between [[1793]]-[[1796]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Fields of Terror (audio story)|Fields of Terror]]''
+: LAGRANGE: That was Vergniaud. He has been guillotined.
+: NOTE: In the real world, {{w|Pierre Victurnien Vergniaud}} was executed in 1793.
+: DOCTOR: When I visited, the Reign of Terror was coming to an end. But we're in the Vendée region now, in western France – where the war was at its worst.
+: NOTE: In the real world, {{w|War in the Vendée}} lasted from 1793-1796.
 * [[23 July|23]] - [[27 July]] [[1794]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Reign of Terror (TV story)|The Reign of Terror]]''
 : ROBESPIERRE: But can I trust them? If this motion gets underway, they will turn against me to save their own necks. Mark my words, LeMaitre. If this plot is successful, tomorrow, the 27th of July 1794, will be a date for history.
+* [[1 July]] [[1789]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Long Con (comic story)|The Long Con]]''
+: TEXT: Philadelphia, July 1st, 1789
 ====[[19th century]]====
-* [[1806]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Seasons of Fear (audio story)|Seasons of Fear]]''
+* [[19th century]]: ''See main page: '''[[Theory:Timeline - 19th century|Timeline - 19th century]]'''''
-: DOCTOR: Not in the year 1806. George the Third is on the throne, William Pitt is Prime Minister, and ladies fight with witticisms and the occasional fan. Not with edged weapons.
-* [[4 February|4]] - [[5 February]] [[1814]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Thin Ice (TV story)|Thin Ice]]''
-: DOCTOR: Our London. We're on the Thames. The last great Frost Fair. 1814, February the fourth.
-* [[1820s]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Mark of the Rani (TV story)|The Mark of the Rani]]''
-: PERI: I could have been stuck in the eighteen hundreds forever.
-* [[1825]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Swords of Kali (comic story)|The Swords of Kali]]''
-: TEXT: Madhya Province, India. 1825
-* [[1826]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Seaside Rendezvous (comic story)|Seaside Rendezvous]]''
-: CAPTION: The Irish Sea, 1826.
-* [[1830]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Cat and Mouse (comic story)|Cat and Mouse]]''
-: TEXT: Scotland. 1830
-* [[Winter]] [[1832]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Parliament of Fear (comic story)|The Parliament of Fear]]''
-: TEXT: In the winter of 1832, the Seminole marched west.
-* [[1833]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Time Ball (comic story)|The Time Ball]]''
-: JOSIE: I think Captain Finlay said it was 1833.
-* Winter [[1842]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Snowmen (TV story)|The Snowmen]]''
-: England, 1842.
-* [[1845]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Unearthly Things (comic story)|Unearthly Things]]''
-: TEXT: Derbyshire, 1845
-* [[12 September]] [[1851]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Claws of the Klathi! (comic story)|Claws of the Klathi!]]''
-: NATHANIEL: Why, you are in London, on the twelfth of September, year of our lord eighteen hundred and fifty-one!
-* [[24 December]] [[1851]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Next Doctor (TV story)|The Next Doctor]]''
-: BOY: Christmas Eve, sir. Year of our Lord 1851, sir.
-* [[October]] [[1853]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Spinning Jenny (novel)|Spinning Jenny]]''
-: TEXT: October 1853, Strines.
-* [[January]] [[1854]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Spinning Jenny (novel)|Spinning Jenny]]''
-: TEXT: January 1854, Strines.
-* [[13 October]] [[1855]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Cuckoo (comic story)|Cuckoo]]''
-: CAPTION: The journal of Doctor Thomas Gideon, Oct. 13th 1855.
-* [[1862]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Nurse Who? (comic story)|Nurse Who?]]''
-: DOCTOR 10: The Worshipful Society of Apothecaries. This is how you fulfil your dream, Elizabeth. [Real world year.]
-* [[1866]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Evil of the Daleks (TV story)|The Evil of the Daleks]]''
-: QUOTE?
-* c. [[1866]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Weeping Angels of Mons (comic story)|The Weeping Angels of Mons]]''
-: SHUGGY (in 1916): What do you think I've been doing for the last fifty years?
-* [[6 October]] [[1866]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Silvering (comic story)|The Silvering]]''
-: TO-DO LIST (The Pictures of Josephine Day): Philippot’s Magisterial Delights, Theater Royal, Edinburgh, 6th October, 1866.
-* [[1868]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Unnatural Selection (comic story)|Unnatural Selection ]]''
-: TEXT: The Royal College of Surgeons. London, England. 1868
-* [[1868]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Heralds of Destruction (comic story)|The Heralds of Destruction]]''
-: DOCTOR: --And the year is 1868.
-* [[24 December]] [[1869]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Unquiet Dead (TV story)|The Unquiet Dead]]''
-: DOCTOR: I did it. Give the man a medal. Earth, Naples, December 24th, 1860. ... It's not 1860, it's 1869.
-* c. [[1870]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Making of the Gunslinger (webcast)|The Making of the Gunslinger]]''
-: Assuming no time travel was involved.
-* [[1870]] - [[TV]]: ''[[A Town Called Mercy (TV story)|A Town Called Mercy]]''
-: ISAAC: Them being scared scares me. War only ended five years back. That old violence is still under the surface.
-* [[1872]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Chase (TV story)|The Chase]]''
-: IAN: Really? I haven't seen the joke yet, I must say. One thing I did see, by the way. The name of that ship we were on: The Mary Celeste.
-* [[1879]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Tooth and Claw (TV story)|Tooth and Claw]]''
-: DOCTOR: 1879. Same difference
-* [[28 December]] [[1879]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Weeping Angels of Mons (comic story)|The Weeping Angels of Mons]]''
-: NEWSPAPER: 28th December, 1879.
-* [[Spring]] [[1880]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Parliament of Fear (comic story)|The Parliament of Fear]]''
-: TEXT: In the spring of 1880, in a land that would someday be called Oklahoma...
-* [[1881]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Empress of Mars (TV story)|Empress of Mars]]''
-: DOCTOR: Mars. 1881, or thereabouts. According to the Tardis, that's when the message was made.
-* [[26 October]] [[1881]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Gunfighters (TV story)|The Gunfighters]]''
-: The historical gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
-* [[March]] [[1882]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Dead Man's Hand (comic story)|Dead Man's Hand]]''
-: CAPTION: Deadwood, Dakota Territory. March 1882.
-* [[1882]]-[[1883]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Erasing Sherlock (novel)|Erasing Sherlock]]''
-: TEXT: London, 1882, was very different from the world in which I grew to maturity.
-: TEXT: [[25 January]] 1883. 21:10.
-* [[1883]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Ghost Light (TV story)|Ghost Light]]''
-: DOCTOR: This is Inspector MacKenzie from Scotland Yard. He was sent here in 1881 to investigate the disappearance of the owner, Sir George Pritchard.
-: ACE: But that was two years ago.
-* [[1885]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Timelash (TV story)|Timelash]]''
-: DOCTOR: 1179 AD. Add a time deflection coefficient of seven hundred and six years, that is 1885 AD.
-* [[1885]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Unicorn and the Wasp (TV story)|The Unicorn and the Wasp]]''
-: CLEMENCY: It was forty years ago, in the heat of Delhi, late one night. I was alone, and that's when I saw it. I loved him so much, it didn't matter. But he was stolen from me. 1885, the year of the great monsoon.
-* [[1886]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Lost Dimension (comic story)|The Lost Dimension]]''
-: TEXT: The Pacific Ocean, 1886.
-* [[1887]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Gaze of the Medusa (comic story)|Gaze of the Medusa]]''
-: TEXT: London, 1887
-* [[1888]] - [[TV]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)|A Good Man Goes to War]]''
-: TEXT: London, 1888 A.D.
-* [[1889]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Time Machination (comic story)|The Time Machination]]''
-: CAPTION: London, 1889.
-: NOTE: The ending recreates the the Fourth Doctor and Leela's entrance in ''The Talons of Weng-Chiang''.
-* c. [[1889]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang (TV story)|The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]''
-: CASEY: Oh, it says in the paper how it could be jollyJack at work again.
-: NOTE: Jack the Ripper's 5 canonical killings were between August and November of 1888.
-* [[1 June|1]] - [[3 June]] [[1890]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Vincent and the Doctor (TV story)|Vincent and the Doctor]]''
-: BLACK: Well, in that case, probably somewhere between the first and third of June. 1890. Less than a year before, before he killed himself.
-* [[1890]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|The Pandorica Opens]]''
-: France 1890
-* [[26 June]] [[1890]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Power of Three (TV story)|The Power of Three]]''
-: 26th of June, 1890. The recently opened Savoy Hotel.
-* [[27 July]] [[1890]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Vincent and the Doctor (TV story)|Vincent and the Doctor]]''
-: Vincent shoots himself.
-* [[22 January]] [[1892]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dust Breeding (audio story)|Dust Breeding]]''
-: The date Edvard Munch wrote about seeing the sky turn blood red, as mentioned by characters in the opening.
-* [[1892]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Weeping Angels of Mons (comic story)|The Weeping Angels of Mons]]''
-: TEXT: Five Points District, New York City. 1892.
-* Before [[25 December]] [[1892]] - [[WC]]: ''[[Vastra Investigates: A Christmas Prequel (webcast)|Vastra Investigates]]''
-: JENNY: Well, it is nearly Christmas.
-* c. [[25 December]] [[1892]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Great Detective (TV story)|The Great Detective]]''
-: JENNY: Merry Christmas!
-* [[24 December|24]] - [[25 December]] [[1892]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Snowmen (TV story)|The Snowmen]]''
-: TOMBSTONE: Clara Oswin Oswald. Remember me, we shall meet again. Born November 23 1866, died December 24, 1892.
-* [[1893]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Crimson Horror (TV story)|The Crimson Horror]]''
-: DOCTOR: Okay, so. Not London 1893. Yorkshire 1893. Near enough.
-* [[1893]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Clarence and the Whispermen (TV story)|Clarence and the Whispermen]]''
-* [[1893]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Name of the Doctor (TV story)|The Name of the Doctor]]''
-: London 1893 - prison cell
-* c. [[1893]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Deep Breath (TV story)|Deep Breath]]''
-* [[1896]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Weeping Angels of Mons (comic story)|The Weeping Angels of Mons]]''
-: TEXT: 18 Causeyside Street, Paisley, Scotland, 1896.
-* [[1896]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Steampunk Conundrum (comic story)|The Steampunk Conundrum]]''
-: TEXT: San Francisco 1896.
-* c. [[1899]]: ''[[Fragments (TV story)|Fragments]]''
-: GIRL: He's coming, the one you're looking for. But the century will turn twice before you find each other again.
-: JACK: Ooo. Are you for real? You mean I have to wait a hundred years to find him? What'll I do in the meantime?
-===[[20th century]]===
+====[[20th century]]====
-: ''See main page: '''[[Theory:Timeline - 20th century|Timeline - 20th century]]'''''
+* [[20th century]]: ''See main page: '''[[Theory:Timeline - 20th century|Timeline - 20th century]]'''''
-===[[21st century]]===
+====[[21st century]]====
-: ''See main page: '''[[Theory:Timeline - 21st century Earth|Timeline - 21st century]]'''''
+* [[21st century]]: ''See main page: '''[[Theory:Timeline - 21st century|Timeline - 21st century]]'''''
 ====[[22nd century]]====
-* c. [[2105]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The End of the World (TV story)|The End of the World]]''
+* [[22nd century]]: ''See main page: '''[[Theory:Timeline - 22nd century|Timeline - 22nd century]]'''''
-: ROSE: One hundred years.
-: DOCTOR: There you go. Step outside those doors, it's the twenty-second century.
-* 21XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Cruel Sea (comic story)|The Cruel Sea]]''
-: DOCTOR: By the early 22nd century, Mars has been cleaned up, dusted off, and turned into a leisure planet.
-* 21XX - [[TV]]: ''[[Listen (TV story)|Listen]]''
-: DOCTOR: This is Colonel Orson Pink, from about a hundred years in your future.
-: Orson is seen being returned home.
-* [[2114]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Terrorformer (comic story)|Terrorformer]]''
-: TEXT: 2114 AD. Neptune. Hyperios Rises
-* [[2116]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Nightmare of Eden (TV story)|Nightmare of Eden]]''
-* [[21 November|21+ November]] [[2119]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Under the Lake (TV story)|Under the Lake]]'' / ''[[Before the Flood (TV story)|Before the Flood]]''
-: MORAN: Private journal of Captain Jonathan Moran, 21st November 2119. We have located a craft of unknown origin on the lake floor. Visual scans in situ revealed nothing, so we have brought the craft on board and myself and the crew will now investigate.
-* [[2134]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Urrozdinee (short story)|Urrozdinee]]''
-: MINISTER: I don't believe you, Doctor whoever-you-are. Nor do I believe that anyone in 2134 doesn't know what year it is!
-* 21XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Rebel Flesh (TV story)|The Rebel Flesh]]'' / ''[[The Almost People (TV story)|The Almost People]]''
-: DOCTOR: You're not a monastery, you're a factory. Twenty-second century army-owned factory.
-* [[2164]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth (TV story)|The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]''
-: DOCTOR: Ah, here, look. At least we know the century, dear boy. Look.
-: IAN: 2164.
-* c. [[2157]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Paradise Towers (TV story)|Paradise Towers]]''
-: DOCTOR: Paradise Towers is supposed to be a remarkable architectural achievement, I'm told. Won all sorts of awards way back in the er, twenty-first century. Are you ready?
-: NOTE: Date based on the novel Lucifer Rising
 ====[[23rd century]]====
+* [[2208]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Electrodes (comic story)|The Electrodes]]''
+: CAPTION: The year is 2,208 and the Electrodes pop group are hurrying to the Glass Bowl Theatre where they are due to give a concert to thousands of their fans in an hour’s time...
+* [[2210s|221X]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Fellow Traveller (short story)|Fellow Traveller]]''
+: SUSAN: Must be...50 years [since the overthrow of the Daleks]. More.
+* [[2210s|221X]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[All Hands on Deck (audio story)|All Hands on Deck]]''
+: SUSAN: ...and the main room had previously been a classroom where, almost two hundred and fifty years ago, I'd been taught English. [almost 250 years since 1963]
+: SUSAN: And I was sitting by that same window at 3:38 in the morning in late October, making myself some tea, when the emergency call came in.
+* c. 223X - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Memory Lane (audio story)|Memory Lane]]''
+: CHARLEY: You said this is, what is it, the 23rd century.
+: C'RIZZ: Did you ever get back?
+: KIM: Eventually. 227 years after I left.
+: NOTE: Kim Kronotska mentions having had an iPod, indicating that she is from the early 21st century, and therefore the story is set in approximately the 2230s.
 * [[2242]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Clara Oswald and the School of Death (comic story)|Clara Oswald and the School of Death]]''
 : DOCTOR: Present for Clara Oswald! All the way from 227 years into the future and 13 light-years across the --
 * 22XX - [[TV]]: ''[[Vengeance on Varos (TV story)|Vengeance on Varos]]''
 : PERI: I'm from another time, another century. Nearly three centuries before you were born, I lived in another world. I had an idea you wouldn't believe me.
+* 22XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deimos (audio story)|Deimos]]'' / ''[[The Resurrection of Mars (audio story)|The Resurrection of Mars]]''
+: TAMSIN DREW: Twenty-Third Century and nothing's changed.
 * 22XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Night of the Whisper (audio story)|Night of the Whisper]]''
 : NARRATOR: A waitressing job in a sleazy, 23rd century casino on New Vegas.
-* [[22XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Slaver's Song (comic story)|Slaver's Song]]''
+* 22XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Slaver's Song (comic story)|Slaver's Song]]''
 : TEXT: Remand Station Mackay-One. 23rd Century
+* 22XX - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Class 4 Renegade (short story)|Class 4 Renegade]]''
+: TEXT: The Doctor had taken Tegan and Turlough to Melphis because his records on the bustling 23rd century staging post were strangely ambiguous, and in some cases, non-existent.
+* 22XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Daybreak (audio story)|Daybreak]]''
+: DOCTOR: Why this is Earth, according to the readings. The 23rd century of your common age.
 * [[2290]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Leisure Hive (TV story)|The Leisure Hive]]''
 : ROMANA: It's the first of the leisure planets. In relative Earth date 2250, there's a hideous war against some reptile people called the Foamasi
@@ Line 439: / Line 779: @@
 ====[[24th century]]====
-* c. 23XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Mission to Magnus (audio story)|Mission to Magnus]]''
+* c. [[24th century|23XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Mission to Magnus (audio story)|Mission to Magnus]]''
 : SIL: After your meddling caused the failure of my Varos project, I was ordered to drum up new business here.
 * [[2310]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (TV story)|The Twin Dilemma]]''
@@ Line 449: / Line 789: @@
 : KARA: What's today's date?
 : MONITOR: January 7th. 2321, Kara.
-* 23XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Happiness Patrol (TV story)|The Happiness Patrol]]''
+* [[2323]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Liberation of the Daleks (comic story)|Liberation of the Daleks]]''
+: TEXT: 2323 AD
+* [[2329]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Jupiter Conjunction (audio story)|The Jupiter Conjunction]]''
+: DOCTOR: Why not? I like space. Earth’s solar system, 2329.
+* [[2330]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Haven (short story)|The Haven]]''
+: NYSSA: They all checked in here in 1993, according to the register – but the date on the calendar shows 2330!
+* [[Spring]] [[2348]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Long Step Backward (short story)|The Long Step Backward]]''
+: ‘Nothing of the sort,’ replied the Doctor, throwing the door open. ‘The TARDIS has taken us to Prague of AD 2348.’ : ‘And it’s spring!’ said Vicki.
+* [[24th century|23XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Happiness Patrol (TV story)|The Happiness Patrol]]''
 : Year based on AUDIO: ''Daleks Among Us''.
-* 23XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Androids of Tara (TV story)|The Androids of Tara]]''
+* [[24th century|23XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Androids of Tara (TV story)|The Androids of Tara]]''
+: SOURCE?
+* [[2351]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[A Most Excellent Match (audio story)|A Most Excellent Match]]''
+: CRANTON: This the 2351 Galaxy Fair. It’s not like anyone can roll up and grab a pitch. Cost me a pretty penny to be here.
 * [[2367]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Dinosaurs on a Spaceship (TV story)|Dinosaurs on a Spaceship]]''
 : Indian Space Agency 2367 A.D.
+* [[17 April]] [[2375]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Stone Rose (novel)|The Stone Rose]]''
+: 'What day did you leave your home, Vanessa?' the Doctor asked.
+: 'It was 17 April 2375," she said.
 * [[3 July]] [[2379]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Mindwarp (TV story)|Mindwarp]]''
 : VALEYARD: If we may see from the Doctor's arrival on the planet Thoros Beta. Twenty fourth century, last quarter, fourth year, seventh month, third day.
 ====[[25th century]]====
-* 24XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Leviathan (audio story)|Leviathan]]''
+* [[25th century|24XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Leviathan (audio story)|Leviathan]]''
 : CHANDRIS: Are you bonkers? Think what you're proposing. Those things over there have never lived outside the middle ages. Can you imagine the impact on them when they land in the twenty fifth century?
 * c. [[2430]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom]]''
@@ Line 464: / Line 818: @@
 * [[3 March]] [[2472]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Colony in Space (TV story)|Colony in Space]]''
 : Jane tears off the calendar page for Mon 2 March 2472.
-* 24XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Tomb of the Cybermen (TV story)|The Tomb of the Cybermen]]''
+* [[25th century|24XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Tomb of the Cybermen (TV story)|The Tomb of the Cybermen]]'' / [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Return to Telos (audio story)|Return to Telos]]''
 : PARRY: Cybermen? A live Cyberman? My dear Viner, they've been dead for the last five hundred years.
-* c. [[24XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Age of Chaos (comic story)|The Age of Chaos]]''
+: NOTE: ''Return to Telos'' is set during ''Tomb''.
+* c. [[25th century|24XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[HarrySullivan (audio story)|#HarrySullivan]]''
+: '25th century? He said vaguely. Hard to tell, it's a rickety old crate.'
+* c. [[25th century|24XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Age of Chaos (comic story)|The Age of Chaos]]''
 : TEXT: Set two generations after Mindwarp, which was set in 2379 AD.
-* [[17 April]] [[2375]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Stone Rose (novel)|The Stone Rose]]'':
+* [[25th century|24XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Songs of Love (audio story)|Songs of Love]]''
-: 'What day did you leave your home, Vanessa?' the Doctor asked.
+: HELEN: It’s her, isn’t it? Just like on Syra, the Sonomancer is bringing the end of the world.
-: 'It was 17 April 2375," she said.
+: OLLISTRA (The Side of the Angels): Patience, Doctor. The apocalypse is five centuries away, relatively speaking. [five centuries after the 20th century]
+* [[25th century|24XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Sleeping City (audio story)|The Sleeping City]]''
+: IAN: I don't know, some time around Vicki's era, the 25th century. There were things there she recognised.
+* c. Late [[25th century|24XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Game (audio story)|The Game]]''
+: NYSSA: Doctor, who is Darzil Carlisle?
+: DOCTOR: Only one of the most eminent advocates for peace in human history. Born outside Olympus Mons, on Mars, in 2414.
+: NOTE: Darzil Carlisle appears as an older man.
 * c. [[2493]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Rescue (TV story)|The Rescue]]''
 : VICKI: 2493, of course. My mother had just died and Daddy wanted to get away so he took a job on the planet Astra.
+* After [[2495]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Kingdom of Silver (audio story)|Kingdom of Silver]]''
+: DOCTOR: This sort of hardware was quite common during the [[Orion War]] period.
+: Doctor: Oh yes, well pardon my tenses, '''is'''.
+: IKE (Sword of Orion): Oh yeah, but the androids gave them an ultimatum. Stay and accept androids as equals or leave. Most left, some stayed. Course, this was against the Galactic Charter and that's how the war started. About eight years ago now. Nobody's winning. It's a nasty business. [''Sword of Orion'' is set in 2503]
 ====[[26th century]]====
@@ Line 485: / Line 852: @@
 * [[2540]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Planet of the Daleks (TV story)|Planet of the Daleks]]''
 : Picks up right after Frontier in Space.
-* [[25XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Nemesis of the Daleks (comic story)|Nemesis of the Daleks]]''
+* 25XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Nemesis of the Daleks (comic story)|Nemesis of the Daleks]]''
+* 25XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Pureblood (comic story)|Pureblood]]''
 * [[2589]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Phobos (audio story)|Phobos]]''
 : DOCTOR: Apparently the year's 2589.
 ====[[27th century]]====
+* [[January]] [[2606]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Lost Museum (audio story)|The Lost Museum]]''
+: SYNOPSIS: January 2606. TribCity is at war with itself.
 * [[2616]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Judgement Day (BFBS audio story)|Judgement Day]]''
 : BENNY: What year?
 : AI INTERFACE: 2616
+* 261X - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Brand Management (audio story)|Brand Management]]''
+* 261X - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Bad Habits (audio story)|Bad Habits]]''
+* 261X - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Paradise Frost (audio story)|Paradise Frost]]''
+* 261X - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Vesuvius Falling (audio story)|Vesuvius Falling]]''
+* 261X - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Shades of Gray (audio story)|Shades of Grey]]''
+* 261X - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Everybody Loves Irving (audio story)|Everybody Loves Irving]]''
+* [[2619]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[A Handful of Dust (audio story)|A Handful of Dust]]''
+: JACK: The nights are getting longer, the weather's getting colder, and in exactly 29 days it will be the shortest day of Legion's year: Advent day!
+* [[2619]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[HMS Surprise (audio story)|HMS Surprise]]''
+: LUCAS: It was the night before Advent, when all through the docks, not a creature was stirring, not even a fox.
+:BERNICE: The 9th of April 2618, just over a year ago, and nothing at all has been recorded since that day.
+* [[2619]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Curse of Fenman (audio story)|The Curse of Fenman]]''
+: IRVING: You see, today is Advent day on Legion, and I am observing this strange family I have accumulated around me since arriving in this strange universe.
+* 26XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Big Dig (audio story)|Big Dig]]''
+* 26XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Revenant's Carnival (audio story)|The Revenant's Carnival]]''
+* 26XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Brimstone Kid (audio story)|The Brimstone Kid]]''
+* 26XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Winning Side (audio story)|The Winning Side]]''
+* 26XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[In Living Memory (audio story)|In Living Memory]]''
+* 26XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Revolution (audio story)|The Revolution]]''
+* 26XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Good Night, Sweet Ladies (audio story)|Good Night, Sweet Ladies]]''
+* 26XX - [[WC]]: ''[[Transmission from Mars (webcast)|Transmission from Mars]]'' / [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Pyramid of Sutekh (audio story)|The Pyramid of Sutekh]]''
+: BENNY: I take a fortnight off to go to my son's wedding and I end up dealing with universal extinction before the cake's gone stale.
+: NOTE: Benny has stopped travelling with the Doctor to visit her son, implying she's back in her own time.
+* 26XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Library in the Body (audio story)|The Library in the Body]]'' (opening scene)
+: NOTE: Benny is lecturing in what is presumably her own time.
+* c. 26XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Fate of Krelos (audio story)|The Fate of Krelos]]'' / ''[[Return to Telos (audio story)|Return to Telos]]''
+: DOCTOR: A split second in the vortex has put us out of range by, ooh, a couple hundred centuries or so.
+: SYNOPSIS: On Telos, in the past, the Second Doctor and Jamie are exploring the 'tomb of the Cybermen'
+* [[2679]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Havoc of Empires (audio story)|The Havoc of Empires]]''
+:JO: What do you mean "The Match?"
+:YATES: Trent Bridge, 1899
+:DOCTOR (later): The match finished 780 years ago, Mike.
 ====[[28th century]]====
@@ Line 504: / Line 906: @@
 * 27XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Sensorites (TV story)|The Sensorites]]''
 : MAITLAND: Yes, you see, the whole lower half of England is called Central City now. There hasn't been a London for four hundred years. We come from the twenty eighth century.
+* 27XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Five Dimensional Man (audio story)|The Five Dimensional Man]]''
+: ZOE: ...Lord Ferdinand Sterling, he's a scientist from the 28th century.
 ====[[29th century]]====
+* c. [[2811]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Nocturne (audio story)|Nocturne]]''
+: DOCTOR: This is Glasst city, a human settlement on the planet Nocturne. The era you come from is about 790 years and three parsecs in that direction.
+: NOTE: The Doctor is speaking to Ace and Hex, however he is likely referring to Hex's home time of 2021, rather than Ace's home time of 1987, since Hex is a much more recent traveller in time.
 * [[2815]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Festival of Death (novel)|Festival of Death]]''
 : 'Of course,' said Liesa. '2815 is when the Cerberus...'
 : '... got jammed in the hyperspace tunnel,' finished Harken.
+* [[2815]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Distant Voices (audio story)|Distant Voices]]''
+: DOCTOR: Well it's still going on in 2815.
 * [[2850]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Time Bomb (comic story)|Time Bomb]]''
 : TEXT: Earthdate 2850.
+* [[29th century|28XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Whispering Forest (audio story)|The Whispering Forest]]''
+: DOCTOR: Not one known to auto-medics in the 28th century it seems.
+: DOCTOR: A hundred years in formless agony – enough to drive anyone insane. The sterility wall can’t have helped, charging the local atmosphere with disruptive particles.
+* [[2885]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Three's a Crowd (audio story)|Three's a Crowd]]''
+: COMPUTER: The colony was settled in the year 2835, 50 standard years ago.
+* [[29th century|28XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Tears of Isis (audio story)|The Tears of Isis]]''
+: DOCTOR: You thought you were coming to the 21st century, but this is the 29th. You flung out your net, but there was no one to harvest. Earth, this Earth, has already burned, eaten by solar flares.
+: NOTE: the solar flares that have devastated Earth in the 29th century line up with those mentioned by the Eleventh Doctor in ''The Beast Below''.
 ====[[30th century]]====
-* 29XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Mutants (TV story)|The Mutants]]''
+* [[16 November]] [[2908]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Room for Improvement (short story)|Room for Improvement]]''
+: 'A date stamp in the upper corner told him that it was 16 November 2908 and that they’d arrived just after noon.'
+* [[30th century|29XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Klepton Parasites (comic story)|The Klepton Parasites]]''
+: "Dr. Who, with John and Gillian, travels in his time machine to the 30th century, where the peace-loving Thains are menaced by the Kleptons."
+* [[30th century|29XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Mutants (TV story)|The Mutants]]''
 : DOCTOR: According to the Tardis's instrument readings, we are now in the thirtieth century empire.
+* [[30th century|29XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Space War Two (comic story)|Space War Two]]''
+: CAPTION: In the thirtieth century A.D. a savage space war rages between robots on the planet Verno and the rocket patrols of Earth...
+* [[2957]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Inter-Galactic Cat (short story)|Inter-Galactic Cat]]''
+: DOCTOR: "To Earth. To celebrate the 1000 year anniversary of their space age in 2957. I thought we could do with a holiday."
+* [[2959]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Original Sin (audio story)|Original Sin]]''
+: DOCTOR: What about number 50300?
+: COMPUTER: Tuesday the 5th of June, 2955.
+: DOCTOR: Of all the prisoners of war of the Hith offensive, only 2 were important enough to still be classified 4 years later.
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Robots of Death (TV story)|The Robots of Death]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Robophobia (audio story)|Robophobia]]''
+: COMPUTER: It was eventually discovered that robotics genius Taren Capell had smuggled himself aboard the Sandminer, assuming the identity of a crew member. [setting this shortly after ''The Robots of Death'']
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Traitor (audio story)|The Traitor]]''
+: LIV (Eyes of the Master): Oh. it's just that my life doesn't feel like my own. Orpheus , the IDEs mission control in a thousand years time. [1000 years after the 1970s]
+: DOCTOR: I had different clothes too, straw hat, umbrella. We were on a spaceship, full of robots.
+: LIV: Oh that Doctor? That wasn't you. [Setting this after ''Robophobia'']
+: DAL (Time's Horizon): Give me a minute, Kruger, I've just woken up from nine centuries of sleep.
+: DOCTOR (Time's Horizon): You missed out on a whole lot of history. The Eminence waged war against humanity, with armies of slaves led by Infinite Warriors. [setting this before ''Destroy the Infinite'']
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Time's Horizon (audio story)|Time's Horizon]]''
+: NOTE: Opening scene
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Eyes of the Master (audio story)|Eyes of the Master]]''
+: NOTE: Opening and closing scenes
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[World of Damnation (audio story)|World of Damnation]]'' / ''[[Sweet Salvation (audio story)|Sweet Salvation]]''
+: DOCTOR: The inhabitants are much like your own people back on Kaldor. Same century, in fact.
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Escape from Kaldor (audio story)|Escape from Kaldor]]''
+: TULA: Is this it, then? We spend another ten years not talking? [Tula is Liv's sister, who first appeared in ''Robophobia'']
+: DOCTOR: The incident on Commander Uvanov’s Sandminer, the Lorelei. Do any of these names mean anything to you? [Referencing the events of ''Robophobia'' and ''The Robots of Death'']
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Prequel (The Robots)]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Robots of Life (audio story)|The Robots of Life]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Sentient (audio story)|The Sentient]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Love Me Not (audio story)|Love Me Not]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Robots of War (audio story)|The Robots of War]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Toos and Poul (audio story)|Toos and Poul]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Do No Harm (audio story)|Do No Harm]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Mystery of Sector 13 (audio story)|The Mystery of Sector 13]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Circuit Breaker (audio story)|Circuit Breaker]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[A Matter of Conscience (audio story)|A Matter of Conscience]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Closed Loop (audio story)|Closed Loop]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Off Grid (audio story)|Off Grid]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Janus Deception (audio story)|The Janus Deception]]''
+* c.[[29th century|29XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Escape from Kaldor (audio story)|Escape from Kaldor]]''
+: HELEN: She’d understand. Go outside, Liv, then come back to this precise spot in one year’s time.
+* [[27 May]] [[2985]] - ''[[Genetics of the Daleks (audio story)|Genetics of the Daleks]]''
+: FINLAY: Information: when did I go into stasis?
+: HELIX: 4:28 AM, April 12th, 2965.
+: FINLAY: How long was I in stasis for?
+: HELIX: 20 years and 45 days.
 * [[2986]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Terror of the Vervoids (TV story)|Terror of the Vervoids]]''
 : DOCTOR: A scheduled flight in the Earth year two thousand nine hundred and eighty six.
+* [[2991]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Sorcerer's Apprentice (novel)|The Sorcerer's Apprentice]]''
+: Sir Bron’s puzzlement was clearly deepening. ‘Why, none use the old counting anymore.’ ‘But if they did,’ persisted the Doctor, ‘would it not be the end of the thirtieth century now?’ ‘I suppose so. But why trouble about it?’
+: ‘Today is the fifteenth of June.’
+: ‘Then it is the fourteenth year of the reign of Magnus the Third, eight hundred and forty six AL.’
+: ‘It means “After Landfall”, naturally.’
+: It seems to be a journal of the first landing on this planet and its early settlement. Perhaps written by the leader of the colony. I can make out a date 28 September 2145.’ ‘That is the year of landfall by the old calendar,’ exclaimed Bron.
+: NOTE: If their landfall in 2145 was 846 years ago, it must be 2991.
+* Between c.[[30th century|29XX]] and c. [[32nd century|31XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Death of Hope (audio story)|The Death of Hope]]''
+: NOTE: Set during the [[Eminence War]].
+* Between c.[[30th century|29XX]] and c. [[32nd century|31XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Reviled (audio story)|The Reviled]]''
+: NOTE: Set during the Eminence War.
+* Between c.[[30th century|29XX]] and c. [[32nd century|31XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Destroy the Infinite (audio story)|Destroy the Infinite]]''
+: DOCTOR: So the forces of this Eminence have been occupying human colony planets for some time now?
+: TILLEGAT: For something like fifty standard years, they landed on Delafoss about five years ago.
+* Between c.[[30th century|29XX]] and c. [[32nd century|31XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Seeds of War (audio story)|The Seeds of War]]''
+: BARLOW: Where have you been the last fifty years? Earth is at war.
+: HELGERT: I have copies of every major agronomist for the last 200 years... I've taken on everything I could, from the work of Delinger, Tremer, Lasky. [Lasky appeared in ''Terror of the Vervoids'']
+* Between c.[[30th century|29XX]] and c. [[32nd century|31XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Rule of the Eminence (audio story)|Rule of the Eminence]]''
+: CASEY: Earth is open for business. Grand Administrator Walter Vincent declared in a statement given from his Brunei beach residence. Border controls have been lifted. With the half-century war against the Eminence well and truly over, many are waking to see the sunrise of planet Earth for the very first time.
 ====[[31st century]]====
-* Early [[30XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Ghost Ship (comic story)|The Ghost Ship]]''
+* [[3025]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Revolution Game (audio story)|The Revolution Game]]''
+: DOCTOR: So this is planet Castus Sigma, in the year 3025.
+* Early [[31st century|30XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Ghost Ship (comic story)|The Ghost Ship]]''
 : DOCTOR: Hmmm... But this is the early 31st century, right?
+* [[31st century|30XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Barrister to the Stars (audio story)|Barrister to the Stars]]''
+: RIVER: We're in the 31st century, darling. Amazing what you can pick up online these days.
+* [[31st century|30XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Into the Dalek (TV story)|Into the Dalek]]''
+: NOTE: Authorial intent.
+* [[24 December]] [[3060]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Flip-Flop (audio story)|Flip-Flop]]''
+: DOCTOR: The Central Bureau building, Christmas Eve, the year 3060, just after eleven p.m.
+* [[24 December|24]]-[[25 December]] [[3090]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Flip-Flop (audio story)|Flip-Flop]]''
+: DOCTOR: We’ve arrived slap-bang er, on target. The Earth colony on the planet Puxatornee in the year 3090, December the 24th.
+: DOCTOR: Yes. We will shortly be returning to Puxatornee on Christmas Day in the year 3090.
 ====[[32nd century]]====
-* c. [[3127]] ([[E-Space]]) - [[TV]]: ''[[State of Decay (TV story)|State of Decay]]''
+* c. 312X ([[E-Space]]) - [[TV]]: ''[[State of Decay (TV story)|State of Decay]]''
+: KALMAR: The Lords rule in the Tower, the peasants toil in the fields. Nothing has changed in a thousand years.
+: "When you told me you wanted to 'pop back to the year twenty-one fifty-four or so'..."
+: "Ever hear of the ''Hydrax''? ... It vanished, like some of them do ... It was thirty years ago." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Lucifer Rising (novel)|Lucifer Rising]]'')
+* 31XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[I.D. (audio story)|I.D.]]''
+: DOCTOR: Humanity didn't develop a form of pure digital information that the brain could absorb until.. well this must be the 32nd century.
 ====[[33rd century]]====
+* c. 32XX - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Roots of Evil (2013 short story)|The Roots of Evil]]''
+: ' The Heligan Structure is a tree; one enormous, genetically engineered tree, the size of a small moon. Earth people in the twenty-fourth century use these things to help terraform alien worlds.' [said the Doctor]
+: "'The great tree has been the home of our people for nine hundred years,' said Ven."
+* 32XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Resurrection of Mars (audio story)|The Resurrection of Mars]]''
+: THE MONK: We've travelled one thousand years into the future, some ninety light years from Earth. The planet Halcyon. [1000 years after the 23rd century]
 * [[3295]] or [[3297]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Beast Below (TV story)|The Beast Below]]''
-: COMPUTER: Name, Amelia Jessica Pond. Age, thirteen hundred and six. (However, the screens read 1308.)
+: COMPUTER: Name, Amelia Jessica Pond. Age, thirteen hundred and six. [However, the screens read 1308.]
-<!--====[[34th century]]====-->
-====[[35th century]]====
+====[[34th century]]====
-* [[3429]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Snakedance (TV story)|Snakedance]]''
+* [[3327]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Deadly Mutant (comic story)|The Deadly Mutant]]''
-: SOURCE?
-* [[3480]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Terminus (TV story)|Terminus]]''
 : SOURCE?
+* c.[[34th century|3350]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dark Path (novel)|The Dark Path]]''
+: ‘On Earth, in the twenty-eighth century. I was reporting on the growth in smuggling to and from Earth. One of the smugglers took exception to that, and tried to have me spaced. Koschei saved me.’
+: He nodded. ‘Ah, but you forget, this is a ship built six centuries after your time. Besides, Federation ships won’t necessarily be built by Earth. The architecture here looks more Terileptil to me; they probably designed and built it for humans.’
+: ‘According to the recovered data fragments, an Imperial Navy expeditionary force under overall control of the Special Services Directorate was sent out around the turn of the thirty-first century.’
+: ‘It’s the least we could do; you’re the first visitors to this planet in, what, three hundred and fifty years?’
+* [[3380]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Order of Simplicity (audio story)|Order of Simplicity]]''
+: DOCTOR: The year is Thirty-three eighty.
+==== [[35th century]] ====
 * 34XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Paradise 5 (audio story)|Paradise 5]]''
 : DOCTOR: If you must know, we are currently en route to the planet Targos Delta, fourth planet in the Targos system. Financial and industrial hub of the Earth Alliance in the thirty fifth century.
-<!--====[[36th century]]====-->
+* [[35th century|c. 3480]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Terminus (TV story)|Terminus]]''
+: NYSSA: Older? Well, it has been a while since the last time I saw you.
+: DOCTOR: How long?
+: NYSSA: About fifty years. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Cobwebs (audio story)|Cobwebs]]'')
+* Between c. 3480 and 3515 - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Orphan (audio story)|The Orphan]]''
+: NOTE: Nyssa doesn't have any family.
+* [[3490]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Cobwebs (audio story)|Cobwebs]]''
+: DOCTOR: Same location, forty years, two months and two days earlier.
+* Between 3495 and 3515 - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Circular Time (audio anthology)|Circular Time]]'': ''[[Winter (audio story)|Winter]]''
+: NYSSA: Nothing, Lasarti. I was worried about Neeka.
+: LASARTI: She’s fine, dreaming whatever babies dream about.
+: ADRIC: She’s my mother. My mother who’s been missing, presumed dead, since I was fifteen years old! ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Prisoners of Fate (audio story)|Prisoners of Fate]]'')
+: NOTE: Nyssa went missing in 3530, so Adric Traken was born in c. 3515. Since Neeka is a baby and older than Adric, this story can't be set any later than 3515.
+: ADRIC: She was thirty-five when it happened. My older sister and she’s younger than me now. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Prisoners of Fate (audio story)|Prisoners of Fate]]'')
+: NOTE: Since Nyssa went missing in 3530, Neeka must have been born in 3495 at the earliest, since Nyssa was previously unaware of Neeka's infection.
+==== [[36th century]] ====
+* [[3520]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Cobwebs (audio story)|Cobwebs]]''
+: HAWKS: Thirty years [since 3490]. We found you lost in interstellar space. Brought you back with us.
+* [[3530]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Cobwebs (audio story)|Cobwebs]]''
+: TEGAN: But he doesn’t know that! The point is, after Nyssa went missing in thirty-five thirty, she never returned to her own time. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Prisoners of Fate (audio story)|Prisoners of Fate]]'')
+* [[3531]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Prisoners of Fate (audio story)|Prisoners of Fate]]''
+: SIBOR TARDIS: The year is thirty-five thirty-one. Quintilis the first. The day that you never came home. But now you can. I hereby release you from a state of temporal grace.
+* [[3550]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Eternal Present (comic story)|The Eternal Present]]''
+: SOURCE?
+* [[3556]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Prisoners of Fate (audio story)|Prisoners of Fate]]''
+: SIBOR: The year is thirty-five fifty-six.
+* [[3562]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Sirens of Time (audio story)|The Sirens of Time]]''
+: The survivors never developed space travel, were never able to challenge and defeat the Knights of Velyshaa in the campaign of 3562.
 ====[[37th century]]====
 * 36XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Art Attack (comic story)|Art Attack]]''
 : DOCTOR: See, this is the grand opening of the Oriel, a transdimensional gallery in the 37th century.
+* 3653 - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Weapon of Choice (audio story)|Weapon of Choice]]''
+: TORVALD: 3rd Moon of Kikrit, fourth quarter, 3653 Sensorian era, correct?
+: NOTE: All other dates in the [[Sensorian Era]] era match the [[Humanian Era]].
 ====[[38th century]]====
 * After 37XX - [[TV]]: ''[[Revelation of the Daleks (TV story)|Revelation of the Daleks]]''
@@ Line 543: / Line 1,094: @@
 * [[3764]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Doctormania (comic story)|Doctormania]]''
 : DOCTOR: Or when it will be finished, which narrows the transmission down to 3764.
 ====[[39th century]]====
-* Mid 38XX - [[TV]]: ''[[Kinda (TV story)|Kinda]]''
+* c.[[39th century|38XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Time's Horizon (audio story)|Time's Horizon]]''
+: DAL: Give me a minute, Kruger, I've just woken up from nine centuries of sleep. [9 centuries after c. 29XX]
+* Mid [[39th century|38XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Kinda (TV story)|Kinda]]''
 : Era based on PROSE: ''Legacy''.
 * [[3885]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Curse of Peladon (TV story)|The Curse of Peladon]]''
 : SOURCE?
-====[[40th century]]====
+==== [[40th century]] ====
+* [[3912]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[A New Beginning (comic story)|A New Beginning]]''
+: TEXT: 3912
 * [[3935]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Monster of Peladon (TV story)|The Monster of Peladon]]''
 : SOURCE?
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 * 39XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Infinite Quest (TV story)|The Infinite Quest]]''
 : DOCTOR: I told you it was the fortieth century. The last great oil corporations are sucking the solar system dry to feed demand. Petrol prices have gone through the roof, of course, and the colonies that can't afford to pay are dying.
-* [[39XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Twist (comic story)|The Twist]]''
+* 39XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Twist (comic story)|The Twist]]''
 : DOCTOR: How did you get something like this, all the way out here in the 40th century, Ms...?
-* [[39XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Playing House (comic story)|Playing House]]''
+* 39XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Playing House (comic story)|Playing House]]''
-* [[39XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Beneath the Waves (comic story)|Beneath the Waves]]''
+* [[25 December]] 39XX - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Christmas Special (WEB short story)|Christmas Special]]''
+: "And welcome to The Slist Show Christmas Special! ... including a live performance from none other than Hattie Munroe and the Space Pirates!"
+* 39XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Beneath the Waves (comic story)|Beneath the Waves]]''
 : TEXT: The Twist. Human colony world in the far future.
+* [[3984]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Legacy (novel)|Legacy]]''
+: ''Placebo Effect'': The word 'TARDIS' appeared in all the entries, as did a note that he was almost always accompanied by young humanoid females. The most recent record was from 3984, when the Doctor was a guest of no less a personage than the Federation Chair himself.
+* 39XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Destroyers (audio story)|The Destroyers]]''
+: NOTE: Set shortly before ''The Daleks' Master Plan'' with Sara Kingdom working as an SSS agent.
+* [[3999]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Guardian of the Solar System (audio story)|The Guardian of the Solar System]]''
+: SARA: A small office stood unguarded, so they helped themselves to the terminal in the wall. That's how they found out the year we'd arrived in: 3999.
 * [[3999]] or [[4000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Mission to the Unknown (TV story)|Mission to the Unknown]]''
+====[[41st century]]====
 * [[4000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan (TV story)|The Daleks' Master Plan]]''
 : MAVIC CHEN: Yes. It is my earnest hope that the solar system may continue along this path of peace, this path that was laid by the signing of the non-aggression pact of 3975. Now, in this year of 4000, we can feel justly proud of that pact.
-====[[41st century]]====
+* [[41st century|40XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The False Guardian (audio story)|The False Guardian]]'' / ''[[Time's Assassin (audio story)|Time's Assassin]]''
+: ANN: So we should leave, then. Get back to the 41st century and deal with the Syndicate? ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Fever Island (audio story)|Fever Island]]'')
+* [[41st century|40XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Perfect Prisoners (audio story)|The Perfect Prisoners]]''
+* [[41st century|40XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Dalek Protocol (audio story)|The Dalek Protocol]]''
+* [[41st century|40XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Buying Time (audio story)|Buying Time]]'' / ''[[The Wrong Woman (audio story)|The Wrong Woman]]''
+* [[41st century|40XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The House of Kingdom (audio story)|The House of Kingdom]]''
+: ANYA: He's a sentient android with protected rights. Argh, you need to drag yourself into the 41st century.
+* [[41st century|40XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Cycle of Destruction (audio story)|Cycle of Destruction]]''
+* [[41st century|40XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Trojan Dalek (audio story)|The Trojan Dalek]]''
+* [[41st century|40XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Lost (audio story)|The Lost]]''
+* c. [[4035]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Bride of Peladon (audio story)|The Bride of Peladon]]''
+: SOURCE?
+: PELLEAS: Alas, no. The last [Aggedor] died nearly a century ago, saving the life of one of my ancestors, Queen Thalira.
+: NOTE: Referring to the events of ''The Monster of Peladon''
 * [[4037]] - [[TV]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)|A Good Man Goes to War]]''
 : The Battle of Zaruthstra, 4037 A.D.
 ====[[42nd century]]====
+* Before [[4126]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Call for the Dead (audio story)|Call for the Dead]]''
+: The Ood are enslaved and being sold, setting this before ''Planet of the Ood''.
+* Before [[4126]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Glittering Prize (audio story)|The Glittering Prize]]''
+* Before [[4126]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Persistence of Dreams (audio story)|The Persistence of Dreams]]''
+* Before [[4126]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Sins of the Father (audio story)|Sins of the Father]]''
 * [[4126]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Planet of the Ood (TV story)|Planet of the Ood]]''
 : DOCTOR: Ah, got it. The Ood Sphere, I've been to this solar system before. Years ago. Ages. Close to the planet Sense Sphere. Let's widen out. The year 4126. That is the Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire.
+* 41XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Echo Chamber (audio story)|Echo Chamber]]''
+: Sorry. I thought that, given the part of space we're in and given that this is the 42nd century, there really wouldn't be any Brians left.
 * 41XX - [[TV]]: ''[[42 (TV story)|42]]''
 : SOURCE?
@@ Line 574: / Line 1,162: @@
 * 41XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dust Breeding (audio story)|Dust Breeding]]''
 : NOTE: Second Bev Tarrant story.
+* 41XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Body Snatched (comic story)|Body Snatched]]''
 ====[[43rd century]]====
@@ Line 584: / Line 1,173: @@
 * After [[4226]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Time of the Ood (comic story)|Time of the Ood]]''
 : OOD SIGMA: The Ood have sung a lament for our brethren who died at the Devil's Eye for over 100 years.
+* [[4253]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Mutant Phase (audio story)|The Mutant Phase]]''
+: PTOLEM: But the Doctor hasn't been captured, has he. You may have dragged him across aeons and parsecs, but by your own admission he's probably just wandering around somewhere on this planet. And in case you've forgotten, the planet Earth in 4253 AD is not a very safe place to be.
 ====[[44th century]]====
 * [[24 December]] early 43XX - [[TV]]: ''[[A Christmas Carol (TV story)|A Christmas Carol]]''
-: Christmas eves with Eleventh Doctor, young Kazran, and Abigail.
+: NOTE: Christmas eves with Eleventh Doctor, young Kazran, and Abigail.
-* [[24 December|24]] - [[25 December]] [[4398]] - [[TV]]: ''[[A Christmas Carol (TV story)|A Christmas Carol]]''
+* [[24 December|24]]-[[25 December]] [[4398]] - [[TV]]: ''[[A Christmas Carol (TV story)|A Christmas Carol]]''
-: DOCTOR: Daddy's been dead for twenty years, but you still can't get comfortable where he can see you. There's a Christmas tree in the painting, but none in this house, on Christmas Eve
+: DOCTOR: Daddy's been dead for twenty years, but you still can't get comfortable where he can see you. There's a Christmas tree in the painting, but none in this house, on Christmas Eve.
-: Portrait of Elliot Sardick: ELLIOT SARDICK 4302 4378
+: PAINTING: ELLIOT SARDICK 4302 4378
-<!--====[[45th century]]====-->
-<!--====[[46th century]]====-->
+====[[45th century]]====
-<!--====[[47th century]]====-->
+* c.[[45th century|44XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Plague of the Daleks (audio story)|Plague of the Daleks]]''
-<!--====[[48th century]]====-->
+: DOCTOR: By the forty-fifth century, solar flare activity was so extreme that over 95% of the Earth's surface had become uninhabitable.
+* [[45th century|44XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Body Snatched (comic story)|Body Snatched]]''
+: SOURCE?
+====[[46th century]]====
+* [[4500]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)|Destiny of the Daleks]]''
+: DAVROS (Resurrection of the Daleks): Ninety years I was frozen in that. Ninety years of mind-numbing boredom.
+* [[46th century|45XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Paydirt (short story)|Paydirt]]''
+: 'It's seven inches down, I found it next to a piece of ceramic we know is from the early twenty-seventh century.... Meaning it's nearly two thousand years old.' He paused, 'And this could be an earring worn by Bernice Surprise Summerfield herself.'
+* c.[[46th century|45XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Keepsake (audio story)|Keepsake]]''
+: DOCTOR: Nearly 2000 years later. [After the events of ''Kingdom of Silver'']
+* [[4590]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks (TV story)|Resurrection of the Daleks]]'' / [[PROSE]]: ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks (novelisation)|Resurrection of the Daleks]]''
+: NOTE: According to [[Resurrection of the Daleks (novelisation)|the novelisation]]
 ====[[49th century]]====
-* 48XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Shockwave (audio story)|Shockwave]]''
+* 48XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Shockwave (DotD audio story)|Shockwave]]''
 * 48XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Death's Deal (audio story)|Death's Deal]]''
 : DOCTOR: I know it's the 49th century and everyone's off exploring the great unknown, but you don't look like the adventurous type...
 ====[[50th century]]====
-* [[4949]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)|Destiny of the Daleks]]''
-: Year based on AUDIO: ''Neverland''.
 * c. [[5000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Ice Warriors (TV story)|The Ice Warriors]]''
 : CLENT: And then the glaciers will move again. Five thousand years of history crushed beneath a moving mountain of ice.
 : DOCTOR (The Talons of Weng-Chiang): It was made in Peking for the Commissioner of the Icelandic Alliance. It was in the Ice Age, about the year five thousand.
-: NOTE: A ''[[Radio Times]]'' article published at the time of initial broadcast placed it in the year 3000. This was the date used in ''[[DWM 76]]'', ''[[The Doctor Who Programme Guide]]'', ''[[The Universal Databank]]'', ''[[The Doctor Who File]]'' and ''[[A History of the Universe]]'', and it was referred to in the novels  ''[[Legacy (novel)|Legacy]]'' and ''[[The Dark Path]]''. However, ''[[The Making of Doctor Who]]'' says that it was set three thousand years after the previous story (so circa 4935).
+: NOTE: A ''[[Radio Times]]'' article published at the time of initial broadcast placed it in the year 3000. This was the date used in ''[[DWM 76]]'', ''[[The Doctor Who Programme Guide]]'', ''[[The Universal Databank]]'', ''[[The Doctor Who File]]'' and ''[[A History of the Universe (reference book)|A History of the Universe]]'', and it was referred to in the novels ''[[Legacy (novel)|Legacy]]'' and ''[[The Dark Path]]''. However, ''[[The Making of Doctor Who]]'' says that it was set three thousand years after the previous story (so circa 4935).
 * [[5000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Invisible Enemy (TV story)|The Invisible Enemy]]''
 : DOCTOR: Solar system, between Jupiter and Saturn. About five thousand AD. Five thousand AD?
 ====[[51st century]]====
-* c. [[5039]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks (TV story)|Resurrection of the Daleks]]''
+* [[6 May]] [[5037]] - [[WC]]: ''[[Tardisode 4]]'' / [[TV]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace (TV story)|The Girl in the Fireplace]]'' / [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Road To... (comic story)|The Road To...]]''
-: QUOTE?
+: DOCTOR: Fifty first century. Diagmar Cluster, you're a long way from home, Mickey. Two and a half galaxies.
-* 50XX - [[TV]]: ''[[Adam (TV story)|Adam]]''
+: TEXT: MDP ARCHIVE. 19:15:06-05-5037 ([[WC]]: ''[[Pompadour (webcast)|Pompadour]]'')
+* 50XX - [[TV]]: ''[[Adam (TV story)|Adam]]''
 : Jack's flashback to when he lost his brother Gray as a kid.
 * [[5067]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Station Zero (comic story)|Station Zero]]''
 : TEXT: Time Agency ***** Galaxy. Location Redacted. 5067
-: NOTE: Flashback to Jack Harnkness and John Hart at the Time Agency.
+: NOTE: Flashback to Jack Harkness and John Hart at the Time Agency.
-* 50XX - [[WC]]: ''[[Tardisode 4]]''  / [[TV]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace (TV story)|The Girl in the Fireplace]]''
-: DOCTOR: Fifty first century. Diagmar Cluster, you're a long way from home, Mickey. Two and a half galaxies.
 * 50XX - [[TV]]: ''[[Silence in the Library (TV story)|Silence in the Library]]'' / ''[[Forest of the Dead (TV story)|Forest of the Dead]]''
 : DOCTOR: Fifty first century. By now you've got holovids, direct to brain downloads, fiction mist, but you need the smell. The smell of books, Donna. Deep breath.
 * 50XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Time of Angels (TV story)|The Time of Angels]]'' / ''[[Flesh and Stone (TV story)|Flesh and Stone]]''
 : DOCTOR: He's their Bishop, they're his Clerics. It's the fifty first Century. The Church has moved on.
+* [[5 October]] [[5087]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Boom (TV story)|Boom]]''
+: The date on John Francis Vater's remains: 05.10.5087
+: DOCTOR: October the 5th!
 ====[[52nd century]]====
-* 51XX - [[TV]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)|A Good Man Goes to War]]''
-* 51XX - [[WC]]: ''[[The Battle of Demons Run: Two Days Later (webcast)|The Battle of Demons Run: Two Days Later]]''
 * [[5123]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Let's Kill Hitler (TV story)|Let's Kill Hitler]]''
 : The Luna University, 5123
-* 51XX - [[TV]]: ''[[Closing Time (TV story)|Closing Time]]''
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Closing Time (TV story)|Closing Time]]''
 : KOVARIAN: So, they made you a Doctor today, did they? Doctor River Song. How clever you are.
-* 51XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Judas Goatee (comic story)|The Judas Goatee]]''
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[HOMEVID]]: ''[[First Night (home video)|First Night]]''
-: NOTE: River Song is imprissoned at Stormcage.
+: DOCTOR: How's Stormcage?
-* 51XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The One (comic story)|The One]]''
+: RIVER: I'm on the first night of twelve thousand consecutive life sentences, kind of early to say.
-* 51XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Running to Stay Still (comic story)|Running to Stay Still]]''
+* [[5145]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|The Pandorica Opens]]''
-* 5145 - [[TV]]: ''[[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|The Pandorica Opens]]''
+: TEXT: Stormcage Containment Facility 5145; The Royal Collection 5145; The Maldovarium 5145
-: Stormcage Containment Facility, The Royal Collection, and The Maldovarium 5145
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[WC]]: ''[[Prequel (A Good Man Goes to War)]]''
-* 51XX - [[WC]]: ''[[Prequel (A Good Man Goes to War)]]''
+: NOTE: Set shortly before ''A Good Man Goes to War''.
-* 51XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Wedding of River Song (TV story)|The Wedding of River Song]]''
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)|A Good Man Goes to War]]''
-* 51XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Lost Dimension (comic story)|The Lost Dimension]]''
+: NOTE: [[Dorium Maldovar]] is beheaded by the [[Order of the Headless|headless monks]], setting this after ''The Pandorica Opens'' where he still has his body.
-: NOTE: River Song is a professor.
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Lady in the Lake (audio story)|The Lady in the Lake]]''
+: LAKE: Yesterday was the day when Demon's Run fell. That was when it all started.
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[WC]]: ''[[The Battle of Demons Run: Two Days Later (webcast)|The Battle of Demons Run: Two Days Later]]''
+: VASTRA: The battle was two days ago. You've made a full recovery.
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Lady in the Lake (audio story)|The Lady in the Lake]]''
+: RIVER: You were at Demon's Run.
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Day of the Moon (TV story)|Day of the Moon]]''
+: NOTE: The Doctor takes River back to Stormcage. She was wearing a vortex manipulator, setting this after ''The Pandorica Opens''.
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Bekdel Test (audio story)|The Bekdel Test]]''
+: ANNOUNCMENT: Alert, alert! Doctor Song has returned to the Stormcage. I repeat, Doctor Song has returned to the Stormcage.
+: RIVER: I can assure you he was dead, and we placed his body on a funeral pyre, and burnt it until only ashes remained. [recounting the events of ''The Impossible Astronaut'' setting this after ''Day of the Moon''.]
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Judas Goatee (comic story)|The Judas Goatee]]''
+: NOTE: River Song is imprisoned at Stormcage.
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The One (comic story)|The One]]''
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Running to Stay Still (comic story)|Running to Stay Still]]''
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)|A Good Man Goes to War]]''
+: RIVER: Oh, turn it off. I'm breaking in, not out. This is River Song, back in her cell. Oh, and I'll take breakfast at the usual time. Thank you.
+* [[51st century|51XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Lost Dimension (comic story)|The Lost Dimension]]''
+: NOTE: River Song is a professor.
+* c.[[51st century|51XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Wedding of River Song (TV story)|The Wedding of River Song]]''
+: DOCTOR: Dorium's dead. The Monks beheaded him at Demon's Run.
+* [[5147]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Ruby's Curse (novel)|The Ruby's Curse]]''
+: Stormcage, AD 5147
 ====[[53rd century]]====
-* [[52XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Sin-Eaters (comic story)|Sin-Eaters]]''
+* 52XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Sin-Eaters (comic story)|Sin-Eaters]]''
 : The Hesguard Institute. 53rd Century.
-: NOTE: Inexplicably, the Doctor was arrested at the end of ''Slaver's Song'' in the 23rd century.
+: NOTE: The Doctor was arrested at the end of ''Slaver's Song'' in the 23rd century and is inexplicibly in the 53rd century.
 ====[[54th century]]====
 * [[5324]] or [[5325]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Secret Agent Man (comic story)|Secret Agent Man]]''
@@ Line 649: / Line 1,278: @@
 : DOCTOR: I tracked the transmat signal here to the planetoid 94025, better known as Nomicae, the 54th century equivalent of Silicon Valley.... What year is it? 5324? 5325?
 * [[25 December]] [[5343]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Husbands of River Song (TV story)|The Husbands of River Song]]''
-: Mendorax Dellora (human colony) Christmas Day 5343
+: TEXT: Mendorax Dellora (human colony) Christmas Day 5343
 * [[5345]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe (TV story)|The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe]]''
 : DROXIL: Okay, we're putting our guns on the ground. Okay? Happy now? We're stepping away from our guns. Now can we interrogate you? We're from Androzani Major. The year is 5345, and we mean you no harm. Where are you from?
-<!--====[[57th century]]====-->
-<!--====[[58th century]]====-->
+====[[55th century]]====
-<!--====[[59th century]]====-->
+* [[5425]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos (TV story)|The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos]]''
+: DOCTOR: Tim Shaw. How long's it been?
+: TZIM-SHA: Three thousand, four hundred and seven years. [From 2018.]
+====[[57th century]]====
+* 56XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Last Word (comic story)|The Last World]]''
+: ACE: And I have to grapple Chelonians in a frontier war in the 57th century? Drokkin' Hell!
+====[[59th century]]====
+* 58XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Skrawn Inheritance (comic story)|The Skrawn Inheritance]]''
 ====[[60th century]]====
 * [[5 June]] [[5968]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Hungry Bomb (short story)|The Hungry Bomb]]''
 : "At midday on 5th June 5968, a spaceship popped out of hyperspace nearby and curved down through the clouds."
 ====[[61st century]]====
 * [[24 July]] [[6012]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Doctor's Daughter (TV story)|The Doctor's Daughter]]''
@@ Line 665: / Line 1,305: @@
 : NOTE: Right after ''The Doctor's Daughter''
 : JENNY: When my ship slams into orbit, Terebek has just vanished... For the next six months I make Kulontor my home.
-* After [[6087]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Revenge of the Cybermen (TV story)|Revenge of the Cybermen]]''
+* Before [[6087]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Revenge of the Cybermen (TV story)|Revenge of the Cybermen]]''
 : NOTE: Before The Ark in Space. Year based on AUDIO: ''Wirrn Isle''.
-<!--====[[63rd century]]====-->
-<!--====[[64th century]]====-->
+====[[62nd century]]====
-<!--====[[67th century]]====-->
+* c. 61XX - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Her Final Flight (audio story)|Her Final Flight]]''
+: DOCTOR: Now, let's see if I can get this remote surgical unit working. Warranty expired 5097? Hope it doesn't break, that was over a thousand years ago.
+====[[63rd century]]====
+* 62XX - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Crystal Bucephalus (novel)|The Crystal Bucephalus]]''
+: "Call it intuition, call it a Time Lord gift, but the Doctor realized that he was isolated from Lassiter’s sensors, and therefore stranded on the world of the Hroth at the turn of the sixty-third century.... But, looking back, he decided that the five years he had spent building up the Tempus Fugit had quite possibly been the most enjoyable of his long life."
+* c.[[63rd century|62XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Return of the Krotons (audio story)|Return of the Krotons]]''
+: GILLESPIE: Because all life on Earth was destroyed centuries ago.
+: DOCTOR: Of course, yes! Colony ships! This must be the time of the solar flares. I new there must have been more than Nerva.
+: NOTE: This story is centuries after the solar flares which occurred in 6087.
+====[[67th century]]====
+* 66XX - [[TV]]: ''[[The Tsuranga Conundrum (TV story)|The Tsuranga Conundrum]]''
+: DURKAS: 67th
+: DOCTOR: Oh, nice century. Bit tricky in the middle, turns out alright in the end.
 ====[[68th century]]====
 * c. [[6771]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Vortex Butterflies (comic story)|Vortex Butterflies]]''
 : TEXT: Aramuko, Xenopsychology Library of the Zokadyll, Seventh Dominion of the Lesser Mulchop (Circa 6771, Upper Humanian Era)
 * c. [[6771]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Good Companion (comic story)|The Good Companion]]''
 ====[[73rd century]]====
 * [[7214]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Façades (comic story)|Façades]]''
 : DOCTOR: It's the year 7214...
-<!--====[[77th century]]====-->
-<!--====[[78th century]]====-->
+====[[79th century]]====
-<!--====[[79th century]]====-->
+* 78XX - [[COMIC]]: ''[[A Fairytale Life (comic story)|A Fairytale Life]]''
+* [[7883]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Battleship Anathema (short story)|Battleship Anathema]]''
+: "Sublimely uninterested in the factional divisions of eighth-millennium Christianity, the Gongens have certainly never been party to the war between the Cyrenes and their adversaries. One of their larger domes displays a banner reading 'WELCOME TO PANDACON 7883'."
 ====[[82nd century]]====
-* [[81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Dreamers of Death (comic story)|Dreamers of Death]]''
+* [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Dreamers of Death (comic story)|Dreamers of Death]]''
-: NOTE: Sharon Davies stays behind on Unicepter IV.
+: NOTE: Sharon Davies stays behind on Unicepter IV. She will be seen reporting on Josiah W. Dogbolter's arrest in COMIC: ''The Stockbridge Showdown''.
-* [[81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors]]''
+* [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Warworld (comic story)|Warworld]]'' / ''[[A Cat Out of Hell (comic story)|A Cat Out of Hell]]'' / ''[[Recruitment... (comic story)|Recruitment...]]'' / ''[[Mission: Improbable (comic story)|Mission: Improbable]]''
+: NOTE: Freefall Warriors origin story featuring Intra-Venus, Inc and Shaman Khan.
+* [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors]]''
 : NOTE: Ivan Asimoff’s first story.
-* [[81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Moderator (comic story)|The Moderator]]''
+* [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[A Ship Called Sudden Death (comic story)|A Ship Called Sudden Death]]''
+: NOTE: Freefall Warriors and Shaman Khan story.
+* [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Moderator (comic story)|The Moderator]]''
 : NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter’s first story.
-* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: [[COMIC]]: ''[[Time Bomb! (comic story)|Time Bomb!]]''
+* [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Shape Shifter (comic story)|The Shape Shifter]]''
-: CAPTION: High above the Los Angeles Resettlement, 8162.
+: NOTE: Frobisher's first story. Josiah W. Dogbolter is offering a quarter of a million mazumas as a bounty for the Sixth Doctor. Frobisher befriends the Doctor and they steal the money together.
-: NOTE: The Seventh Doctor sent Death’s Head to this year (COMIC: ''The Crossroads of Time''). Josiah W. Dogbolter hires Death’s Head to hunt down the Doctor.
+* [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Polly the Glot (comic story)|Polly the Glot]]''
-* c. [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Keepsake (comic story)|Keepsake]]''
+: NOTE: The Doctor leaves the stolen mazumas for Ivan Asimoff.
+* [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Kane's Story (comic story)|Kane's Story]]'' / ''[[Abel's Story (comic story)|Abel's Story]]'' / ''[[The Warrior's Story (comic story)|The Warrior's Story]]'' / ''[[Frobisher's Story (comic story)|Frobisher's Story]]''
+: NOTE: Abel Gantz worked with Josiah W. Dogbolter's [[Intra-Venus, Inc.|Intra-Venus corporation]]. Young Kaon the Draconian in the final two parts.
+* [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Maltese Penguin (audio story)|The Maltese Penguin]]''
+: NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter and Frobisher story.
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Watch Out – Dragon's Claws Here's Death's Head! (comic story)|Watch Out – Dragon's Claws Here's Death's Head!]]''
+: COUSIN ROB: How's about tellin' him it's 8162, he's on Earth, then gettin' outta here!
+: NOTE: This follows the Seventh Doctor sending Death's Head to this year in COMIC: ''The Crossroads of Time''.
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Death's Head Revisited (comic story)|Death's Head Revisited]]''
+: TEXT: As Tuck observes Death's Head's past life, the scene changes to an underground laboratory - on Earth in 8162 AD.
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Contractual Obligations (comic story)|Contractual Obligations]]''
+: DEATH'S HEAD: Ten years ago – in 8152 – they discovered too late that they'd built the prison on a major fault line.
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[High Stakes (comic story)|High Stakes]]''
+: TEXT: The Los Angeles Resettlement: 8162
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[PlagueDog! (comic story)|PlagueDog!]]''
+: TEXT: The outskirts of the Los Angeles Resettlement, 8162
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Keepsake (comic story)|Keepsake]]''
 : NOTE: The Seventh Doctor meets Keepsake, a salvage expert.
 * [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling! (comic story)|Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling!]]''
 : TEXT: High above the Los Angeles Resettlement, 8162.
-: NOTE: Keepsake and Death’s Head.
+: NOTE: Keepsake and Bhalia following COMIC: ''Keepsake''.
-* [[81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Shape Shifter (comic story)|The Shape Shifter]]''
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Sudden Impact! (comic story)|Sudden Impact!]]''
-: NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter is offering a quarter of a million mazumas as a bounty for the Sixth Doctor. Frobisher befriends the Doctor and they steal the money together.
+: TEXT: The Arizona desert, 8162.
-* [[81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Polly the Glot (comic story)|Polly the Glot]]''
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Shot By Both Sides (comic story)|Shot By Both Sides]]''
-: NOTE: The Doctor leaves the stolen mazumas for Ivan Asimoff.
+: DEATH'S HEAD: We find that even here, on Earth in 8162... ...cowboy builders stil ply their trade!
-* [[81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Kane's Story (comic story)|Kane's Story]]'' / ''[[Abel's Story (comic story)|Abel's Story]]'' / ''[[The Warrior's Story (comic story)|The Warrior's Story]]'' / ''[[Frobisher's Story (comic story)|Frobisher's Story]]''
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Deadliest Game (comic story)|The Deadliest Game]]''
-: NOTE: Young Kaon the Draconian.
+: TEXT: The planet Yel-Jek, Earth-date: 8162...
-* [[81XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Maltese Penguin (audio story)|The Maltese Penguin]]''
+* c. [[8162]]- [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Quantum Possibility Engine (audio story)|The Quantum Possibility Engine]]''
-: NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter and Frobisher story.
+: NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter and Seventh Doctor story.
-* [[81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Party Animals (comic story)|Party Animals]]''
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Time Bomb! (comic story)|Time Bomb!]]''
-: NOTE: Ivan Asimoff and Death’s Head are on Maruthea for Bonjaxx's birthday party.
+: NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter hires Death’s Head to hunt down the Seventh Doctor. The Doctor ultimately leaves Death's Head on the Baxter Building.
-* [[81XX]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Quantum Possibility Engine (audio story)|The Quantum Possibility Engine]]''
+: DEATH'S HEAD (Clobberin' Time!): Not enough that I'm stranded in an unknown time, with little or no chance finding a route back to 8162.
-: NOTE: Josiah W. Dogbolter and Seventh Doctor story.
+* [[8162]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Clobberin' Time! (comic story)|Clobberin' Time!]]''
-* [[81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]''
+: TEXT: Los Angeles, 8162...
+* [[82nd century|81XX]]- [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]''
 : TEXT: Many years later... [From 2016.]
-: NOTE: Sharon Allen (née Davies) reports on Dogbolter's arrest.
+: NOTE: Sharon Allen (née Davies) reports on Josiah W. Dogbolter's arrest.
-* [[81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[War-Game (comic story)|War-Game]]''
+* [[82nd century|81XX]]- [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Warmonger (comic story)|The Warmonger]]''
-: NOTE: Older Kaon the Draconian.
+: NOTE: Berakka Dogbolter meets the Doctor after they ruined her father's life.
-<!--====[[91st century]]====-->
+* c. [[82nd century|81XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[War-Game (comic story)|War-Game]]''
-<!--====[[100th century]]====-->
+: NOTE: Older Kaon the Draconian after being stranded on Actinon.
-<!--====[[101st century]]====-->
-<!--====[[102nd century]]====-->
+===[[Far future]]===
-<!--====[[108th century]]====-->
+====[[100th century]]====
+* [[9968]] (or [[BC#Prehistory|6032 BC]]) - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Scarlet Empress (novel)|The Scarlet Empress]]''
+: "A glaring display read, HYSPERO. ABBASID ERA. THIRD DECADE."
+: NOTE: ''Femme Fatale'' establishes this story as 8000 years from 1968, although in which direction is up to interpretation:
+: Sam looked at me and said in a low voice, 'Iris, it's the third of June, 1968.'
+: 'But it's only about four months since we were all together on Hyspero...'
+: 'Relatively speaking, it's actually about eight thousand years, but it all gets too dizzying if you think about it too much.'
+====[[101st century]]====
+* 100,0XX - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Synthespians™ (novel)|Synthespians™]]''
+: ‘A human colony in the one-hundred-and-first century, Hunianian Era. Somewhere called the New Earth Republic.’
+====[[102nd century]]====
+* 100,1XX - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Synthespians™ (novel)|Synthespians™]]''
+: EPILOGUE 1: "The New Earth Republic’s obsession with television had been a short-lived fad – within a hundred years of the Auton incursion, the New Earth Republic was a very different place."
+====[[108th century]]====
+* 10,7XX - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Crystal Bucephalus (novel)|The Crystal Bucephalus]]''
+: NOTE: The author has said that he assumed a date of 10674. [citation needed] Conflicting dates given in the text:
+: PAGE 27: The Doctor wiped his mouth with a serviette. ‘About six or seven centuries into the tenth millennium. [9,6XX or 9,7XX?]
+: PAGE 27: The Doctor gave Turlough a wry smile. ‘Ostensibly quite the opposite. The Intent is a religious order that has been in existence for nearly five thousand years. They believe that their messiah died on the Sontaran Throneworld in the sixty-third century to save the Federation from annihilation.’ [11,2XX?]
+: PAGE 40: "He was a little surprised that they were still part of galactic society in the 108th century; considering how thoroughly unpleasant they had been in the twenty-seven hundreds..." [10,7XX]
+: PAGE 42: ‘The last authorized research project into genetic experimentation began on Tersurus in the year 6198. It was fully funded by the Federation Scientific Executive.’ ... The Doctor frowned. ‘Very convenient. But that was five thousand years ago. Surely there’s been sufficient time to rediscover the science?’ [11,1XX?]
+: PAGE 69: ‘But I’m not interested in Tornqvist’s formative years. My instructions are quite precise: 10,663 to the present day.’ [Sometime after 10,663?]
 ====[[121st century]]====
 * [[12005]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The End of the World (TV story)|The End of the World]]''
 : DOCTOR: Ten thousand years in the future. Step outside, it's the year 12005, the new Roman Empire.
-<!--====[[150th century]]====-->
 ====[[161st century]]====
 * [[16087|16,087]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Ark in Space (TV story)|The Ark in Space]]''
-: HARRY: Well, after ten thousand years, Sarah, he can't be in that much of a hurry.
+: ROGER (Wirrn Isle): It’s sixteen-one-twenty-seven. Barely forty years since we returned to Earth and already we’ve lost so much.
-: NOTE: Earth was devastated by solar flares in [[6087]] according to AUDIO: ''Wirrn Isle''.
 * [[16087|16,087]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Sontaran Experiment (TV story)|The Sontaran Experiment]]''
-: Picks up from The Ark in Space.
+: NOTE: Picks up from The Ark in Space.
 ====[[162nd century]]====
 * [[16127|16,127]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Wirrn Isle (audio story)|Wirrn Isle]]''
-: PUBLISHER SUMMARY: The year is 16127. Four decades have passed since the colonists of Nerva Beacon returned to repopulate the once-devastated Earth — and the chosen few are finding the business of survival tough.
+: ROGER: It’s sixteen-one-twenty-seven. Barely forty years since we returned to Earth and already we’ve lost so much.
 ====[[171st century]]====
 * [[171st century|17,0XX]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Time of Angels (TV story)|The Time of Angels]]''
-: 12,000 years later [from the 51st century]
+: TEXT: 12,000 years later [from the 51st century]
-<!--====[[208th century]]====-->
-<!--====[[208th century]]====-->
+====[[208th century]]====
-<!--====[[251st century]]====-->
+* [[208th century|20,7XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[One Careful Owner (comic story)|One Careful Owner]]''
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-<!--====[[367th century]]====-->
+====[[220st century]]====
+* c. [[21970|21,970]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Birthright (novel)|Birthright]]''
+: 'But you're so different from us, Ace - taller, smoother ... '
+: 'That's because I was born a long time ago, you see ... Oh, probably about twenty thousand years ago,'
+====[[244th century]]====
+* [[24312|24,312]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Blue Road Dance (short story)|Blue Road Dance]]''
+: "Planet Eshraya, Year 24,312" [AD?]
+* [[24321|24,321]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Blue Road Dance (short story)|Blue Road Dance]]''
+: "Planet Eshraya, Year 24,321" [AD?]
+====[[216th century]]====
+* [[21506|21,506]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Space Babies (TV story)|Space Babies]]''
+: DOCTOR: Let's go forward. Give me a number. Give me a year.
+: RUBY: Um, two. One. Five. Oh. Ah, six!
+====[[367th century]]====
+* [[367th century|36,6XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Hot Stuff! (comic story)|Hot Stuff!]]''
 ====[[372nd century]]====
 * [[37166|37,166]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Evil (TV story)|Planet of Evil]]''
 : SIGN: Egard Lumb died here 7y2 in the year 37,166.
-<!--====[[374th century]]====-->
-<!--====[[423rd century]]====-->
+====[[392nd century]]====
-<!--====[[453rd century]]====-->
+* [[392nd century|39,1XX]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Zeta Major (novel)|Zeta Major]]''
-<!--====[[455th century]]====-->
+: ‘Two thousand years ago, Professor Sorenson, upon his return from the Planet of Evil, gave his name to this Academy. It was the dawn of the New Age.’
-====[[Far future]]====
+====[[423rd century]]====
+* [[423rd century|42,2XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Wave Machine (comic story)|Wave Machine]]''
+====[[453rd century]]====
+* [[453rd century|45,2XX]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Skydive! (comic story)|Skydive!]]''
+==== 502nd century ====
+* [[51007|51,007]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Coming of the Terraphiles (novel)|The Coming of the Terraphiles]]''
+:'That would be nice.' His voice became distant, distracted again as he returned his attention to his main instruments and screens. 'But 51007's the date. Now I have to refine that and pick a place. Ah! I know...'
+==== 201st millennium ====
 * [[200000|200,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Long Game (TV story)|The Long Game]]''
-: DOCTOR: So, it's two hundred thousand, and it's a spaceship. No, wait a minute, space station, and er, go and try that gate over there. Off you go
+: DOCTOR: So, it's two hundred thousand, and it's a spaceship. No, wait a minute, space station, and er, go and try that gate over there. Off you go.
 * [[200100|200,100]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'' / ''[[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]]''
-: DOCTOR: A hundred years exactly. It's the year two zero zero one zero zero.
+: DOCTOR: A hundred years exactly. It's the year two-zero-zero-one-zero-zero.
+==== 251st millennium ====
+* c. 250,000 - [[TV]]: ''[[Nightmare in Silver (TV story)|Nightmare in Silver]]''
+: NOTE: Authorial intent sets this story as taking place "a quarter of a million years in the future".<ref>https://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-05-05/doctor-who-neil-gaiman-sets-the-scene-for-nightmare-in-silver/</ref>
+* [[14 March]] [[250339|250,339]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Night of the Humans (novel)|Night of the Humans]]''
+: 'Atomic clock.' The Doctor continued. 'Battery's run down a bit since 1972, but this should sort it. Right... Yes. The year is 250,339. To be precise, it's 14 March 250,339. And it's six minutes past one in the afternoon.'
+==== 293rd millennium ====
+* [[292009|292,009]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Eyeless (novel)|The Eyeless]]''
+: "And that, because they were almost exactly 290,000 light years from Earth, and because it was almost exactly the year 292,009, if they had a really powerful telescope they could look through it and see Earth in the year 2009."
+* [[292029|292,029]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Eyeless (novel)|The Eyeless]]''
+: Alsa turned, drank it all in. ‘This is the future.’
+: ‘Yup,’ the Doctor said. He was also looking around. Everyone clearly knew who he was. Many of them had been there twenty years before. The others must have heard stories about him.
+==== 439th millenium ====
 * [[2 October]] [[438533|438,533]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Only Human (novel)|Only Human]]''
 : "My Weekend by Chantal Osterberg (aged 7) 2 October AD 438,533"
-* c. [[10000000|10,000,000]] or [[57th Segment of Time]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Ark (TV story)|The Ark]]''
-: DOCTOR: Segment? To use your phrase, sir, what segment are we in now?
+==== 501st millennium ====
-: COMMANDER: The fifty seventh.
+* [[500002|500,002]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Girl Who Never Was (audio story)|The Girl Who Never Was]]''
-: DOCTOR: Good gracious! We must have jumped at least ten million years.
+: DOCTOR: Well, having been clever enough to tow the future Batavia by Tardis to another space time location, I scanned this latitude and longitude for the characteristic signature of an EM pulse, and what do you know? I found one, in the year 500,002.
+* [[500002|500,002]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Condemned (audio story)|The Condemned]]''
+: DOCTOR: The only people that come to Earth in the year 500,002 end up there by accident.
+==== 849th millennium ====
+* [[848988|848,988]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Sunday Afternoon, AD 848,988 (short story)|Sunday Afternoon, AD 848,988]]''
+: ‘For your information, we have come out of the time stream some 847,000 years in your future [Ace]. Mankind has broken free of the shackles of gravity and set sail to the distant stars. Alien species have evolved and died out. The planet is deserted.’
+==== 2nd mega-annum ====
+* c. [[Far future|1,501,746]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Wreck of the World (audio story)|The Wreck of the World]]''
+: DOCTOR: I think it's a million and a half years since Culloden, give or take.
+==== 3rd mega-annum ====
+* c. [[Far future|2,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Mysterious Planet (TV story)|The Mysterious Planet]]''
+: DOCTOR: Oh, a long time after your period. Er, two million years or more.
+* c. [[Far future|2,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Dragonfire (TV story)|Dragonfire]]''
+: NOTE: Sabalom Glitz recalls the Doctor from ''The Mysterious Planet''.
+* A few million years [[AD]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Day of the Master (audio story)|Day of the Master]]''
+: MISSY: A few million years ago this dusty wilderness used to be the Thames Estuary.
+: MISSY: There's no one left alive on this stupid planet of yours, just a few left over animals.
+* [[53rd Segment of Time]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[One Life (audio story)|One Life]]''
+: DALEK: Rogue TARDIS located, the planet Jedris, 53rd segment of time.
+==== 11th mega-annum ====
 * c. [[10000000|10,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Frontios (TV story)|Frontios]]''
 : TURLOUGH: Fleeing from the imminence of a catastrophic collision with the sun, a group of refugees from the doomed planet Earth.
 : DOCTOR: We can't interfere. Colony's too new, one generation at most.
 : NOTE: Earth's destruction mentioned here lines up with ''The Ark''. The novelisation establishes Frontios is located at the [[frontier in time]], which is dated circa 10,000,000 by ''The Book of the War''.
+* c. [[10000000|10,000,000]] or [[57th Segment of Time]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Ark (TV story)|The Ark]]''
+: DOCTOR: Segment? To use your phrase, sir, what segment are we in now?
+: COMMANDER: The fifty-seventh.
+: DOCTOR: Good gracious! We must have jumped at least ten million years.
 * c. [[Far future|10,000,700]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Ark (TV story)|The Ark]]''
 : DOCTOR: Well I'm not sure, dear boy. However, the statue's finished. That means seven hundred years must have passed since we last stood here.
-* c.  [[Far future|23,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Pilot (TV story)|The Pilot]]''
+* c. [[Far future|10,001,000]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Tarnished Image (short story)|Tarnished Image]]''
-: DOCTOR: Other end of the universe. Twenty three million years in the future. Oh, yes, it's a time machine too.
+: "Chaplet appears more forthcoming about her background than the Doctor, but when you listen you realize she's coming out with a load of hooey. 'I'm from Earth,' she tells you. Oh right, Earth. The one destroyed centuries ago by solar flares. 'Yeah, we saw that. It was gear.' Ten centuries ago it happens and now she's seen it. 'Went to Refusis and everything. But I expect I'll be going home one day, when the Doc can organize it.'"
-* c. [[Far future|2,000,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Mysterious Planet (TV story)|The Mysterious Planet]]''
-: DOCTOR: Oh, a long time after your period. Er, two billion years or more. <!--I will fight and die on this mountain.-->
+==== 24th mega-annum ====
-* c. [[Far future|2,000,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Dragonfire (TV story)|Dragonfire]]''
+* c. [[Far future|23,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Pilot (TV story)|The Pilot]]''
-: Sabalom Glitz era.
+: DOCTOR: Other end of the universe. Twenty-three million years in the future. Oh, yes, it's a time machine too.
+==== 4th giga-annum ====
 * Before [[5000000000|5,000,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]]''
 : NOTE: Cassandra's Party.
 * Before [[5000000000|5,000,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Hide (TV story)|Hide]]''
 : CLARA: No, it's not that. Have we just watched the entire life cycle of Earth, birth to death?
+* [[4999999999|4,999,999,999]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[Agent Provocateur (comic story)|Agent Provocateur]]''
+: ANNOUNCER: In eight hours, it'll be midnight, and we enter the year five billion.
+==== 5th giga-annum ====
 * [[5000000000|5,000,000,000]] or [[5,000,000,000|5.5/Apple/26]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The End of the World (TV story)|The End of the World]]''
 : DOCTOR: This is the year five point five slash apple slash twenty-six. Five billion years in your future, and this is the day. This is the day the Sun expands. Welcome to the end of the world.
 : DOCTOR (New Earth): So, the year five billion, the sun expands, the Earth gets roasted.
+* [[December]] c. [[5000000000|5,000,000,000]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Fairy Tale of New New York (short story)|Fairy Tale of New New York]]''
+: NOTE: New Earth and the Sisters of Plenitude exist.
 * After [[5,000,000,000]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Silent Stars Go By (novel)|The Silent Stars Go By]]''
 : "The Doctor shrugged. '...I think the Earth and the solar system are gone. The end of their natural lifespan. Humans had to find somewhere else.'"
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 * [[5000000053|5,000,000,053]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Gridlock (TV story)|Gridlock]]''
 : DOCTOR: Nah. Where's the fun for me? I don't want to go home. Instead, this is much better. Year five billion and fifty-three, planet New Earth. Second hope of mankind.
-* c. [[5,000,000,053]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Great Shopping Bill (comic story)|The Great Shopping Bill]]''
+* c. [[5000000053|5,000,000,053]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Great Shopping Bill (comic story)|The Great Shopping Bill]]''
-: NOTE: Thomas Kincade Brannigan and Valerie Brannigan from Gridlock.
+: NOTE: Thomas Kincade Brannigan and Valerie Brannigan from ''Gridlock'' are at the Übermarket.
+* [[31 May]] [[5000000057|5,000,000,057]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[In-Flight Entertainment (comic story)|In-Flight Entertainment]]''
+: DOCTOR: OK. The DVD was made at 12.23, May 31st, 5 million [sic] and 57.
+: NOTE: Incorrect year by the writer.
+==== 11th giga-annum ====
+* c. [[10000000000|10,000,000,000]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Well-Mannered War (audio story)|The Well-Mannered War]]''
+: FRITCHOFF: What time is it?
+: DOCTOR: About 10 billion AD.
+==== 61st giga-annum ====
 * c. [[60000000000|60,000,000,000]] (projection) - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Zagreus (audio story)|Zagreus]]''
 : WINKLE: How, how long have I been asleep?
 : DUCK: Approximately sixty billion years.
+==== 335th giga-annum ====
 * [[334961147104|334,961,147,104]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Of the City of the Saved... (novel)|Of the City of the Saved...]]''
 : NOTE: Mesh Cos' flashbacks. Year is given as Mesh's death date in ''Who's Who in the City of the Saved''.
+==== 2nd tera-annum ====
+* [[100000000000000|100,000,000,000,000]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Heavenly Paradigm (audio story)|The Heavenly Paradigm]]''
+: MASTER: There is a time to fight and a time to run. To run, as fast and as far as you can go. To the very edge of the universe, the very edge of time. A place where perhaps I, or rather the invisible person I would become, might be safe.
 * [[100000000000000|100,000,000,000,000]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]''
 : DOCTOR: What? The year one hundred trillion? That's impossible.
+=== End of the Universe ===
 * [[End of the Universe]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Hell Bent (TV story)|Hell Bent]]''
 : GENERAL: Gallifrey is currently positioned at the extreme end of the time continuum, for its own protection. We're at the end of the universe, give or take a star system.
+* [[End of the Universe]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Singularity (audio story)|Singluarity]]''
+: NATALIA: This is entropy, child, the death of the universe.
 * [[End of the Universe]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Listen (TV story)|Listen]]''
 : DOCTOR: The end of the road. This is it, the end of everything. The last planet.
-* [[End of the Universe]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Hell Bent (TV story)|Hell Bent]]''
+* [[End of the Universe]] - [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Judgement of Isskar (audio story)|The Judgement of Isskar]]''
+: AMY: The world where we met, where the Grace stopped the rain? That's the furthest into the future any of the segments are hidden, and sixty-six minutes from the end of time.
+* [[End of the Universe]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Hell Bent (TV story)|Hell Bent]]''
 : DOCTOR: The universe is over! It doesn't have a say any more! We're standing on the last ember, the last fragment of everything that ever was. As of this moment, I'm answerable to no-one!
+===[[After-universe]]===
+* [[After-universe]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Millennial Rites (novel)|Millennial Rites]]''
+: `Saraquazel is displaced from his own universe, just as Anne's precious Intelligence is. The difference between them is simple, however. While the Intelligence is a revenant from the previous universe, Saraquazel's pedigree is far more impressive. He comes from the universe that will be born from the ashes of this one.'
+: Gathering his energies, he launched himself through the rainbow atmosphere of his home world into the pink void of his native universe, sweeping past the green mists of orbiting plankton and narrowly avoiding a herd of mindless grazers, their eyeclusters turning in his direction through instinct.
+* [[After-universe]] - [[COMIC]]: ''[[The Stockbridge Child (comic story)|The Stockbridge Child]]''
+: MAX: We're inside the m-mind of the Lokhus, Doctor. This is where he comes from -- The universe after ours...
+== Footnotes ==
+{{reflist}}

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