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References in the ''Doctor Who'' Universe tend to indicate the year 2000 was the start of the millennium, rather than [[2001]], the technical start of that millennium.
References in the ''Doctor Who'' Universe tend to indicate the year 2000 was the start of the millennium, rather than [[2001]], the technical start of that millennium.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Land of the Dead]]'' was first released.
* [[3 January]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Parallel 59 (novel)|Parallel 59]]'' was first published.
* 3 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Last of the Gaderene]]'' was first published.
* [[13 January]] - Actor [[Eric Dodson]] died.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Fearmonger]]'' was first released. This was the first solo [[Seventh Doctor]] audio adventure.
* ''Punchline'' was first released. With [[Big Finish Productions]] having now signed [[Sylvester McCoy]] to play the official [[Seventh Doctor]], BBV retired ''The Time Travellers'' series after this release, with McCoy playing "the Dominie" for the last time.
* [[1 February]] - Actor [[Reginald Jessup]] died.
* [[7 February]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Shadows of Avalon]]'' was first published. This novel introduced the [[Romana III|third incarnation]] of [[Romana]].
* 7 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Tomb of Valdemar (novel)|Tomb of Valdemar]]'' was first published.
* Actor [[Charles Morgan]] died.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Marian Conspiracy]]'' was first released. This [[Sixth Doctor]] adventure featured the introduction of [[Evelyn Smythe]], the first companion to be created exclusively for audio.
* [[6 March]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Fall of Yquatine]]'' was first published.
* 6 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Short Trips and Side Steps]]'' anthology was first published. This was the third and last ''Short Trips'' release by [[BBC Books]]; [[Big Finish Productions]] later continued the series.
* 6 - [[BBC Audio]] released an audio recording of [[TV]]: ''[[The Web of Fear]]''.
* [[29 March]] - Actor [[John Baskcomb]] died.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Genocide Machine]]'' was first released. This was the first Daleks story produced by Big Finish.
* [[3 April]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Coldheart (novel)|Coldheart]]'' was first published.
* 3 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Verdigris (novel)|Verdigris]]'' was first published.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Red Dawn]]'' was first released.
* [[1 May]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Space Age]]'' was first published.
* 1 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Grave Matter]]'' was first published.
* [[15 May]] - ''Jon Pertwee: The Biography'' by [[Bernard Bale]] was published.
* [[29 May]] - Actor [[Aubrey Richards]] died.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Spectre of Lanyon Moor]]'' was first released.
* [[REF]]: ''[[The Pocket Essential Doctor Who]]'' was first published.
* [[5 June]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Banquo Legacy]]'' was first published.
* 5 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Heart of TARDIS]]'' was first published.
* 5 - [[BBC Audio]] released an audio recording of [[TV]]: ''[[Galaxy 4 (TV story)|Galaxy 4]]''.
* [[18 June]] - Actor [[Derek Sydney]] died.
* 18 - Actor [[John Caesar]] died.
* [[28 June]] - Actor [[David Neal]] died.
* [[29 June]] - Actor [[John Abineri]] died.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Winter for the Adept]]'' was first released.
* [[3 July]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Ancestor Cell]]'' was first published. It featured the return of [[Romana III]] and the final appearance of [[Compassion]] as a companion.
* 3 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Prime Time]]'' was first published.
* [[11 July]] - Actor [[Roy Purcell]] died.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Apocalypse Element]]'' was first released. [[Lalla Ward]] returned as [[Romana II]] and made many more Big Finish audio dramas in the years ahead.
* [[BBC Audio]] released an audio recording of [[TV]]: ''[[The Highlanders]]'' and a new edition of the 1993 release [[TV]]: ''[[The Macra Terror]]''.
* [[7 August]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Burning]]'' was first published, launching a six-book story arc entitled the Earth Arc. For the next four books, the Doctor had no companions (although this book contains a reference to [[Compassion]]).
* 9 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Imperial Moon]]'' was first published.
* [[11 August]] - Actor [[Eddie Powell]] died.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Fires of Vulcan]]'' was first released. [[Muriel Frost]] appeared, becoming the first character from the ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' comic strip to appear in a [[Big Finish Productions]] audio drama.
* [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dead Men Diaries|Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Dead Men Diaries]]'' was first published, returning [[Bernice Summerfield]] to the literary arena and launching the [[Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series]] of books. This was the first of numerous Summerfield short story collections.
* ''[[Enlightenment (fanzine)|Enlightenment]]'', the magazine published by the Canadian fan club, the ''Doctor Who'' Information Network, published its hundredth issue.
* [[4 September]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Casualties of War (novel)|Casualties of War]]'' was first published.
* 4 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Festival of Death (novel)|Festival of Death]]'' was first published.
* 4 - [[UK]] released a remastered and unedited version of [[TV]]: ''[[An Unearthly Child]]'' on home video.
* [[10 September]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'' was released to DVD in Region 4, becoming the first non-UK DVD release from the series.
* [[12 September]] - Actor [[Stephen Flynn]] died.
* [[20 September]] - Director [[Mary Ridge]] died.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Shadow of the Scourge]]'' was first released.
* [[2 October]] - Future ''Doctor Who'' co-star [[Billie Piper]] released her second and final album, ''Walk of Life''. After the release of this album, Piper decided to concentrate on her acting career.
* [[12 October]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Turing Test]]'' was first published.
* 12 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Independence Day (novel)|Independence Day]]'' was first published.
* [[14 October]] - Actor [[Lawrence Davidson]] died.
* [[21 October]] - Actor [[Alan Rowe]] died.
* [[25 October]] - [[REF]]: ''[[Doctor Who: Regeneration]]'' was first published.
* The dance group Dizzy released a dance track called "Dr. Who" on Doubledown Recordings.
* ''Who was Dr. Who'', a compilation CD produced by [[Mark Ayres]], was released on the Cherry Red/RPM label. The CD compiled assorted singles and other recordings based on or inspired by ''Doctor Who'' dating back to the 1960s. Included was a previously unissued [[Frazer Hines]] recording, "Time Traveller".
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Holy Terror]]'' was first released. [[Frobisher]] appeared, becoming the first [[companion]] from the ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' comic strip to appear in a [[Big Finish Productions]] audio drama.
* [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Doomsday Manuscript|Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Doomsday Manuscript]]'' was first published, the first full-length novel in the [[Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series]] of books.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Rani Reaps the Whirlwind (audio story)|The Rani Reaps the Whirlwind]]'' was first released.
* Actor [[Victor Lucas]] died.
* [[5 November]] - Director [[Morris Barry]] died.
* [[6 November]] - [[PROSE]]: ''[[Endgame (novel)|Endgame]]'' was first published.
* 6 - [[PROSE]]: ''[[The King of Terror]]'' was first published.
* [[13 November]] - [[TV]]: ''[[The Robots of Death]]'' became the second ''Doctor Who'' story (and the first solo [[Fourth Doctor]] story) to be released to DVD in the UK (a year after the previous release).
* [[23 November]] - [[REF]]: ''[[Howe's Transcendental Toybox]]'' was first published.
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Mutant Phase]]'' was first released.
* [[17 December]] - Actor [[Maurice Quick]] died.
* [[21 December]] - Actor [[John Lee (actor)|John Lee]] died.
=== Unknown dates ===
* Actor [[Caitlin Blackwood]] was born.
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Revision as of 20:39, 9 July 2013

Timeline for 2000
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The year 2000 was, as evidenced by statements by American news outlets and world-renowned chronologist Professor Wagg — the start of the third millennium. (TV: Doctor Who) This view was shared by at least one incarnation of the Doctor. (PROSE: Doctor Who - The Novel of the Film) Despite the predilection of most humans to celebrate it as the beginning of the millennium, however, at least one other incarnation of the Doctor regarded it as the final year of the second millennium. (PROSE: Millennial Rites) This tug-of-war between the technical and common conceptions of the year was reflected in an argument between Anji Kapoor and her boyfriend Dave Young. He held fast to the view that 1 January 2001 was the beginning of the millennium, whereas she found this pedantry a reason to seriously consider leaving him. (PROSE: Escape Velocity)

Spring

Unknown dates

References in the Doctor Who Universe tend to indicate the year 2000 was the start of the millennium, rather than 2001, the technical start of that millennium.