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'''''Radio Times''''' is a weekly magazine that publishes radio and television programme | |image = Radio Times logo.jpg | ||
|publisher = BBC Magazines | |||
|publisher2 = Immediate Media Company | |||
|type = Magazine | |||
|release date = [[28 September (releases)|28 September]] 1923 | |||
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'''''Radio Times''''' is a weekly magazine that publishes radio and television programme listings. Once owned in-house by the [[BBC]] through [[BBC Magazines]], its owners since 2011 are [[Immediate Media Company London Limited]]. | |||
It also sporadically published original ''Doctor Who'' fiction, beginning in [[1964 (releases)|1964]] with the Christmas short story ''[[Barbara in Wonderland (short story)|Barbara in Wonderland]]'' (which, contrary to expectations, did not star [[Barbara Wright]], but did however feature the [[First Doctor]] and two [[Dalek]]s). Other notable ''Radio Times'' DWU-related works included the first [[crossover]] between ''Doctor Who'' and another series (in the form of the [[1965 (releases)|1965]] comic strip ''[[Pugwash Ahoy! (comic story)|Pugwash Ahoy!]]''), the special [[Dalek]] short story ''[[We are the Daleks!]]'' in [[1973 (releases)|1973]], and the 20th anniversary short story ''[[Birth of a Renegade]]'' ([[1983 (releases)|1983]]). In the 1990s it even published a reasonably long-running serialised [[Eighth Doctor]] [[Radio Times comic strips|comic strip]]. | It also sporadically published original ''Doctor Who'' fiction, beginning in [[1964 (releases)|1964]] with the Christmas short story ''[[Barbara in Wonderland (short story)|Barbara in Wonderland]]'' (which, contrary to expectations, did not star [[Barbara Wright]], but did however feature the [[First Doctor]] and two [[Dalek]]s). Other notable ''Radio Times'' DWU-related works included the first [[crossover]] between ''Doctor Who'' and another series (in the form of the [[1965 (releases)|1965]] comic strip ''[[Pugwash Ahoy! (comic story)|Pugwash Ahoy!]]''), the special [[Dalek]] short story ''[[We are the Daleks!]]'' in [[1973 (releases)|1973]], and the 20th anniversary short story ''[[Birth of a Renegade]]'' ([[1983 (releases)|1983]]). In the 1990s it even published a reasonably long-running serialised [[Eighth Doctor]] [[Radio Times comic strips|comic strip]]. | ||
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Radio Times 29 February-6 March 2020.jpg|29 February 2020 | Radio Times 29 February-6 March 2020.jpg|29 February 2020 | ||
RT 05 12 2020 Call the Doctor.jpg|5 December 2020 | |||
RT 30 10 2021 Time's Up.jpg|30 October 2021 | |||
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RT Tenth Anniversary Special.jpg|[[Doctor Who Special (1973)]] | RT Tenth Anniversary Special.jpg|[[Doctor Who Special (1973)]] | ||
RT 20th Anniversary Special cover.jpg|[[Doctor Who 20th Anniversary Special]] (November) | RT 20th Anniversary Special cover.jpg|[[Doctor Who 20th Anniversary Special]] (November) | ||
RT 25 05 1996 Return of the Time Lord 1.jpg|Return of the Time Lord<br>(with 25-31 May 1996) | |||
1996 Doctor Who Calendar.jpg|Radio Times Doctor Who 1996 Calendar | |||
2001 Doctor Who Calendar.jpg|[[Doctor Who calendars|Radio Times Doctor Who Calendar 2001]] | 2001 Doctor Who Calendar.jpg|[[Doctor Who calendars|Radio Times Doctor Who Calendar 2001]] | ||
RTCollectorsEdition.jpg|[[Radio Times Doctor Who Collectors' Edition]] | RTCollectorsEdition.jpg|[[Radio Times Doctor Who Collectors' Edition]] | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
[[File:Five years of Doctor Who.jpg|thumb|A pretend ''Radio Times'' article promoting ''[[Daughter of the Gods (audio story)|Daughter of the Gods]]'', published in [[VOR 128]].]] | [[File:Five years of Doctor Who.jpg|thumb|A pretend ''Radio Times'' article promoting ''[[Daughter of the Gods (audio story)|Daughter of the Gods]]'', published in [[VOR 128]].]] | ||
* No television series have had more ''Radio Times'' covers than ''Doctor Who''. | |||
* No television series have had more covers than ''Doctor Who''. | |||
* Each of [[Jon Pertwee]]'s seasons as the Third Doctor were heralded by a ''Radio Times'' cover. | * Each of [[Jon Pertwee]]'s seasons as the Third Doctor were heralded by a ''Radio Times'' cover. | ||
* Tom Baker never had a ''Radio Times'' cover during his era, although he did later appear on a retrospective cover. | * Tom Baker never had a ''Radio Times'' cover during his era, although he did later appear on a retrospective cover. | ||
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== ''Radio Times'' Covers Party == | == ''Radio Times'' Covers Party == | ||
Radio Times holds its own annual ''Radio Times'' Covers Party, a prestigious event where cover stars are awarded framed covers, since the 2005 relaunch the Doctor Who team have been the recipients of more covers than any other series on TV. | |||
* [[Andrew Skilleter]] collected a framed cover of his twentieth Anniversary piece for ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'' in 1983, one of the illustrators to do so. | * [[Andrew Skilleter]] collected a framed cover of his twentieth Anniversary piece for ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'' in 1983, one of the illustrators to do so. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:36, 3 November 2024
- You may be looking for the in-universe magazine.
Radio Times is a weekly magazine that publishes radio and television programme listings. Once owned in-house by the BBC through BBC Magazines, its owners since 2011 are Immediate Media Company London Limited.
It also sporadically published original Doctor Who fiction, beginning in 1964 with the Christmas short story Barbara in Wonderland (which, contrary to expectations, did not star Barbara Wright, but did however feature the First Doctor and two Daleks). Other notable Radio Times DWU-related works included the first crossover between Doctor Who and another series (in the form of the 1965 comic strip Pugwash Ahoy!), the special Dalek short story We are the Daleks! in 1973, and the 20th anniversary short story Birth of a Renegade (1983). In the 1990s it even published a reasonably long-running serialised Eighth Doctor comic strip.
For a breakdown of Radio Times extensive coverage of the series (including covers, articles, features and offers):
- Radio Times/1960s
- Radio Times/1970s
- Radio Times/1980s
- Radio Times/1990s
- Radio Times/2000s
- Radio Times/2010s
Cover gallery[[edit] | [edit source]]
1960s[[edit] | [edit source]]
1970s[[edit] | [edit source]]
1980s[[edit] | [edit source]]
1990s[[edit] | [edit source]]
2000s[[edit] | [edit source]]
15-21 April 2006
fold out cover
8-14 July 2006
Version 1
8-14 July 2006
Version 2
30 June-6 July 2007
half image cover
30 June-6 July 2007
half image cover
4-10 October 2009
Fold out winning PPA Cover
6-12 December
fold out
2010s[[edit] | [edit source]]
19 December-1 January 2010 1/2
3-9 April 2010
fold out cover
17-23 April 2010 1/3
17-23 April 2010 3/3
17-23 April 2010 2/3
19-25 June 2010
11 December 2010
16 April 2011
21 May 2011
4 June 2011
9th July 2011
27 August 2011
1 October 2011
3 December 2011
1 September 2012
8 December 2012
30th March 2013
18 May 2013
23 November 2013 1/12
23 November 2013 2/12
23 November 2013 3/12
23 November 2013 4/12
23 November 2013 5/12
23 November 2013 6/12
23 November 2013 7/12
23 November 2013 8/12
23 November 2013 9/12
23 November 2013 10/12
23 November 2013 11/12
23 November 2013 12/12
07 December 2013
12 April 2014
17 May 2014
23 August 2014
1 November 2014
13 December 2014
19 September 2015
17 October 2015
5 December 2015
26 November 2016
15 April 2017
24 June 2017
9 December 2017
21 July 2018
6 October 2018
20 October 2018
8 December 2018
7 December 2019
2020s[[edit] | [edit source]]
29 February 2020
5 December 2020
30 October 2021
Special publications[[edit] | [edit source]]
Doctor Who 20th Anniversary Special (November)
Return of the Time Lord
(with 25-31 May 1996)
Radio Times Doctor Who 1996 Calendar
- A digitally cleaned up reproduction (complete with cover price) of the 10th Anniversary Special was released in the 40th Anniversary year exclusively from Radio Times.
Postcards[[edit] | [edit source]]
- A series of fourteen Radio Times Doctor Who Covers (up to and including Doctor Who The Movie was given away with an Eighth Doctor poster promotion)
Radio Times posters[[edit] | [edit source]]
1996[[edit] | [edit source]]
- A3 size photograph of the Eighth Doctor, (Paul McGann) inside the TARDIS, standing in front of the door.
2005[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Daleks at Westminster
- A1(84 x 59.4cm) size, double sided poster featuring the Daleks crossing Westminster Bridge (a recreation of the iconic 1964 image of when the Daleks invaded Earth)on one side and,
- on the reverse;
- Daleks (2005)
- Shown are three chunkier 2005-style Daleks
2006[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Cybermen at St Paul's Cathedral
- Photograph: Matt Holyoak / Ian McKinnell
- Image Manipulation: Ian McKinnell
- Art Director: Paul Smith
- Picture Editor: Patricia Taylor
- Radio Times has produced an exclusive double-sided poster recreating the terrifying moment when the Cybermen marched by St Paul's cathedral. (Nowadays, the area is at one end of the Millennium Bridge), on one side and a black Dalek on the reverse. The poster measures 59x84cm and required two tokens and postage of £2.95 (UK)
On the reverse;
- Black Dalek
- Photograph: Matt Holyoak
- Art Director: Paul Smith
- Picture Editor: Patricia Taylor
- Picture shows a black Dalek
2007[[edit] | [edit source]]
2007 Heroes and Villains
- Heroes
- Photograph: Mike Hogan
- Image Manipulation: Ian McKinnell
- Design and Art Direction: Paul Smith
- This long narrow poster shows is the Tenth Doctor, Martha and Captain Jack Harkness standing to the left in a TARDIS interior panoramic shot.
On the reverse;
- Monsters
- Photo: Mark Harrison
- Design and Art: Paul Smith
- This long narrow poster shows Weeping Angels, a Dalek, Dalek Sec Hybrid (centre) Scarecrows and Juddoon.
2008[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The Next Doctor
- Photograph: Matt Holyoak
- Image Manipulation: Ian McKinnell
- Art Directon: Paul Smith
- A Christmas poster offer to readers offered both Walace and Gromit and Doctor Who The Next Doctor double-sided posters
- One side a graveyard shot of Mercy Hartigan (centre) with both 'Doctors' on either side and the Cybermen in the background.
On the reverse;
- Cybermen 2008
- Photograph: Matt Holyoak
- Image Manipulation: Ian McKinnell
- Art Directon: Paul Smith
- This poster shows three Cybermen from The Next Doctor including the new Cyber Leader.
2009[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Davros
On the reverse;
- Supreme Dalek
2009/10[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Tenth Doctor
- Exclusive Photograph: David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor
- Photograph: Matt Holyoak
- Image Manipulation: Stuart Manning
- Art Directon: Paul Smith
On the reverse;
- The Doctor and Companions
- Exclusive Photograph: David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor with companions Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) and Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman)
- Photograph: Mike Hogan
- Image Manipulation: Ian McKinnell
- Art Directon: Paul Smith
2010[[edit] | [edit source]]
2010 3D Posters
- TARDIS 2010 3D Poster
- Exclusive Photograph: The Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond inside the TARDIS
- Daleks 2010 3D Poster
- Exclusive Photograph: Featuring the new Daleks on Westminster Bridge with spitfires in the skies.
Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- No television series have had more Radio Times covers than Doctor Who.
- Each of Jon Pertwee's seasons as the Third Doctor were heralded by a Radio Times cover.
- Tom Baker never had a Radio Times cover during his era, although he did later appear on a retrospective cover.
- Radio Times offered to feature the Cybermen in a front cover and accompanying article to mark the start of Earthshock, but producer John Nathan-Turner turned this down as he was keen to preserve the surprise of their reappearance.
- Vortex magazine #128 featured a pretend render of a Radio Times article celebrating "Five years of Doctor Who". This was done by Big Finish Productions to promote the release of Daughter of the Gods, which was envisioned as a "five-year anniversary special", the Radio Times image adding to the feeling of authenticity.
Radio Times Covers Party[[edit] | [edit source]]
Radio Times holds its own annual Radio Times Covers Party, a prestigious event where cover stars are awarded framed covers, since the 2005 relaunch the Doctor Who team have been the recipients of more covers than any other series on TV.
- Andrew Skilleter collected a framed cover of his twentieth Anniversary piece for The Five Doctors in 1983, one of the illustrators to do so.
Radio Times
Covers Party 2007
