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*[[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]], [[Ace]] and [[Bernice Summerfield]] visit [[Oxford]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[The Dimension Riders]]'') | *[[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]], [[Ace]] and [[Bernice Summerfield]] visit [[Oxford]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[The Dimension Riders]]'') | ||
*[[Joel Mintz]] is somehow transported to [[1983]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[Return of the Living Dad]]'') | *[[Joel Mintz]] is somehow transported to [[1983]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[Return of the Living Dad]]'') | ||
*[[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] and [[Ace]] arrive in [[Albert Square]], [[London]] where a ploy by [[the Rani]] results in various incarnations of [[the Doctor]] and assorted companions experiencing time | *[[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] and [[Ace]] arrive in [[Albert Square]], [[London]] where a ploy by [[the Rani]] results in various incarnations of [[the Doctor]] and assorted companions experiencing time slipping between this year, [[1973]] and [[2013]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Dimensions in Time]]'') | ||
:''[[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] claimed that he only imagined these events in a dream. ([[NA]]: ''[[First Frontier]]'')'' | :''[[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] claimed that he only imagined these events in a dream. ([[NA]]: ''[[First Frontier]]'')'' | ||
*[[Fifth Doctor|The Doctor]], [[Nyssa]], and [[Tegan Jovanka]] go on holiday in [[Tasmania]]. They then leave for [[Manchester]]. ([[MA]]: ''[[Goth Opera]]'') | *[[Fifth Doctor|The Doctor]], [[Nyssa]], and [[Tegan Jovanka]] go on holiday in [[Tasmania]]. They then leave for [[Manchester]]. ([[MA]]: ''[[Goth Opera]]'') | ||
===[[June]]=== | ===[[June]]=== | ||
*Between [[25th June|25]] and [[27th June|27]] -[[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]], [[Bernice Summerfield|Benny]], and [[Ace]] visit the [[Glastonbury Festival]] and meet an older and wiser [[Danny Pain]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[No Future]]'') | *Between [[25th June | 25]] and [[27th June | 27]] - [[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]], [[Bernice Summerfield|Benny]], and [[Ace]] visit the [[Glastonbury Festival]] and meet an older and wiser [[Danny Pain]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[No Future]]'') | ||
===[[July]]=== | ===[[July]]=== | ||
*[[14th July|14]] -[[Ace]] and [[Seventh Doctor|the Doctor]] meet at a cafe in [[Sydney]], [[Australia]]. She is 37 years old. ([[NA]]: ''[[Set Piece]]'') | *[[14th July | 14]] - [[Ace]] and [[Seventh Doctor|the Doctor]] meet at a cafe in [[Sydney]], [[Australia]]. She is 37 years old. ([[NA]]: ''[[Set Piece]]'') | ||
==Real World== | ==Real World== | ||
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=== [[January]] === | === [[January]] === | ||
* [[3rd January | 3]] - [[Dennis Tate]], who played [[Technix]] in ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan]]'' dies in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]]. | * [[3rd January | 3]] - [[Dennis Tate]], who played [[Technix]] in ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan]]'' dies in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]]. | ||
* [[21st January | 21]] - [[David Blake Kelly]], who played Captain [[Benjamin Briggs]] in ''[[The Chase]]'' dies. | * [[21st January | 21]] - [[David Blake Kelly]], who played Captain [[Benjamin Briggs]] in ''[[The Chase]]'' and [[Jacob Kewper]] in ''[[The Smugglers]]'', dies. | ||
* [[22nd January|22]] - [[Tommy Knight]] who plays [[Luke Smith]] in ''[[The Sarah Jane Adventures]]'' and the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' episodes ''[[The Stolen Earth]]'' and ''[[Journeys End]]'' is born in [[wikipedia:Chatham, Medway|Chatham]], [[Kent]]. | * [[22nd January | 22]] - [[Tommy Knight]] who plays [[Luke Smith]] in ''[[The Sarah Jane Adventures]]'' and the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' episodes ''[[The Stolen Earth]]'' and ''[[Journeys End]]'' is born in [[wikipedia:Chatham, Medway|Chatham]], [[Kent]]. | ||
=== [[February]] === | === [[February]] === | ||
* ''[[The Highest Science]]'' is published. | * ''[[The Highest Science]]'' is published. | ||
* [[5th February | 5]] - Stuntman [[Tip Tipping]], who appeared in several the [[Sylvester McCoy]] stories, is killed in a parachuting accident. | * [[5th February | 5]] - Stuntman [[Tip Tipping]], who appeared in several the [[Sylvester McCoy]] stories, is killed in a parachuting accident. | ||
* [[15th February | 15]] - [[Dallas Cavell]], who played various guest roles on ''[[Doctor Who]]'' dies. | * [[15th February | 15]] - [[Dallas Cavell]], who played various guest roles on ''[[Doctor Who]]'', dies. | ||
* [[18th February | 18]] - [[Jacqueline Hill]], who portrayed [[companion]] [[Barbara Wright]] and [[Tigella]]n high priestess [[Lexa]] in ''[[Meglos (TV story)|Meglos]]'' dies from cancer. | * [[18th February | 18]] - [[Jacqueline Hill]], who portrayed [[companion]] [[Barbara Wright]] and [[Tigella]]n high priestess [[Lexa]] in ''[[Meglos (TV story)|Meglos]]'', dies from cancer. | ||
=== [[March]] === | === [[March]] === | ||
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=== [[June]] === | === [[June]] === | ||
* ''[[White Darkness]]'' first published. | * ''[[White Darkness]]'' first published. | ||
* [[9th June| 09]] - ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' publishes its 200th issue. | * [[9th June | 09]] - ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' publishes its 200th issue. | ||
* [[11th June | 11]] - [[Bernard Bresslaw]], known for his appearance as [[Varga]] in ''[[The Ice Warriors]]'' dies from a heart attack. | * [[11th June | 11]] - [[Bernard Bresslaw]], known for his appearance as [[Varga]] in ''[[The Ice Warriors]]'', dies from a heart attack. | ||
* [[22nd June | 22]] - [[Victor Maddern]] dies. | * [[22nd June | 22]] - [[Victor Maddern]] dies. | ||
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* ''[[Birthright]]'' published. | * ''[[Birthright]]'' published. | ||
* ''[[The Evil of the Daleks (novelisation)|Doctor Who - The Evil of the Daleks]]'' First Published, completing the adaptations of the [[Second Doctor]] era. This is the last novelisation of a televised story to be released under the [[Target Books]] banner (the final Target release would be based upon a radio play). | * ''[[The Evil of the Daleks (novelisation)|Doctor Who - The Evil of the Daleks]]'' First Published, completing the adaptations of the [[Second Doctor]] era. This is the last novelisation of a televised story to be released under the [[Target Books]] banner (the final Target release would be based upon a radio play). | ||
* [[20th August |20]] - [[Sydney Arnold]], who played [[Perkins (The Highlanders) |Perkins]] in ''[[The Highlanders]]'' dies. | * [[20th August | 20]] - [[Sydney Arnold]], who played [[Perkins (The Highlanders) |Perkins]] in ''[[The Highlanders]]'', dies. | ||
=== [[September]] === | === [[September]] === | ||
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=== [[October]] === | === [[October]] === | ||
* [[Blood Heat]] first published. | * [[Blood Heat]] first published. | ||
* [[25th October | 25]] - [[Bernard Martin]], who played a [[technician (The Ambassadors of Death)|technician]] in ''[[The Ambassadors of Death]]'' dies. | * [[25th October | 25]] - [[Bernard Martin]], who played a [[technician (The Ambassadors of Death)|technician]] in ''[[The Ambassadors of Death]]'', dies. | ||
=== [[November]] === | === [[November]] === | ||
* [[The Dimension Riders]] First Published | * [[The Dimension Riders]] First Published | ||
* [[5th November |5]] - [[Michael Bilton]], who played [[Charles de Teligny]] in [[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]], [[Collins]] in [[Pyramids of Mars]], and a [[Time Lord]] in "[[The Deadly Assassin]], dies in [[Wikipedia:Berkhamsted |Berkhamsted]], [[England]]. | * [[5th November | 5]] - [[Michael Bilton]], who played [[Charles de Teligny]] in [[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]], [[Collins]] in [[Pyramids of Mars]], and a [[Time Lord]] in "[[The Deadly Assassin]], dies in [[Wikipedia:Berkhamsted |Berkhamsted]], [[England]]. | ||
* [[23rd November |23]] - 30th anniversary of the first broadcast of ''Doctor Who''. | * [[23rd November | 23]] - 30th anniversary of the first broadcast of ''Doctor Who''. | ||
* [[26th November |26]] and [[27th November |27]] - A two-part special episode, ''[[Dimensions in Time]]'', is broadcast to mark the 30th anniversary of ''Doctor Who''. Presented as part of the Children in Need campaign, the episodes were produced in 3-D and featured all surviving Doctor actors (plus representations of the two deceased Doctors) and many surviving companions, as well. The special marked the final on-screen appearance of [[Jon Pertwee]] as the Doctor, was the only ''Doctor Who'' story written by [[John Nathan Turner]], and it was also Turner's final involvement with the franchise. Rejected as canon by Who fandom, the special was produced in lieu of an abandoned movie project, ''[[The Dark Dimension]]''. The special episodes feature a new, sped-up arrangement of the Doctor Who theme, and use a variation of the opening credits sequence introduced in [[1987]], along with the series logo also from '87; it is the final on-screen use of both. | * [[26th November | 26]] and [[27th November | 27]] - A two-part special episode, ''[[Dimensions in Time]]'', is broadcast to mark the 30th anniversary of ''Doctor Who''. Presented as part of the Children in Need campaign, the episodes were produced in 3-D and featured all surviving Doctor actors (plus representations of the two deceased Doctors) and many surviving companions, as well. The special marked the final on-screen appearance of [[Jon Pertwee]] as the Doctor, was the only ''Doctor Who'' story written by [[John Nathan Turner]], and it was also Turner's final involvement with the franchise. Rejected as canon by Who fandom, the special was produced in lieu of an abandoned movie project, ''[[The Dark Dimension]]''. The special episodes feature a new, sped-up arrangement of the Doctor Who theme, and use a variation of the opening credits sequence introduced in [[1987]], along with the series logo also from '87; it is the final on-screen use of both. | ||
=== [[December]] === | === [[December]] === | ||
Revision as of 14:44, 13 June 2009
Doctor Who Universe
Dates unknown
- The Doctor, Ace and Bernice Summerfield visit Oxford. (NA: The Dimension Riders)
- Joel Mintz is somehow transported to 1983. (NA: Return of the Living Dad)
- The Doctor and Ace arrive in Albert Square, London where a ploy by the Rani results in various incarnations of the Doctor and assorted companions experiencing time slipping between this year, 1973 and 2013. (DW: Dimensions in Time)
- The Doctor claimed that he only imagined these events in a dream. (NA: First Frontier)
- The Doctor, Nyssa, and Tegan Jovanka go on holiday in Tasmania. They then leave for Manchester. (MA: Goth Opera)
June
- Between 25 and 27 - The Doctor, Benny, and Ace visit the Glastonbury Festival and meet an older and wiser Danny Pain. (NA: No Future)
July
Real World
January
- 3 - Dennis Tate, who played Technix in The Daleks' Master Plan dies in Los Angeles, California.
- 21 - David Blake Kelly, who played Captain Benjamin Briggs in The Chase and Jacob Kewper in The Smugglers, dies.
- 22 - Tommy Knight who plays Luke Smith in The Sarah Jane Adventures and the Doctor Who episodes The Stolen Earth and Journeys End is born in Chatham, Kent.
February
- The Highest Science is published.
- 5 - Stuntman Tip Tipping, who appeared in several the Sylvester McCoy stories, is killed in a parachuting accident.
- 15 - Dallas Cavell, who played various guest roles on Doctor Who, dies.
- 18 - Jacqueline Hill, who portrayed companion Barbara Wright and Tigellan high priestess Lexa in Meglos, dies from cancer.
March
- The Pit first published.
- Titan Books, under its Doctor Who: The Scripts line, publishes the script book for The Power of the Daleks, predating the release of the novelisation later in the year.
April
- Deceit published.
May
- Lucifer Rising first published.
- 02 - The Target Books line of Doctor Who novelisations marks its 20th anniversary, with three final books left to be published over the next year.
June
- White Darkness first published.
- 09 - Doctor Who Magazine publishes its 200th issue.
- 11 - Bernard Bresslaw, known for his appearance as Varga in The Ice Warriors, dies from a heart attack.
- 22 - Victor Maddern dies.
July
- Shadowmind first published.
- Doctor Who - The Power of the Daleks is published. After a one-year hiatus, Virgin Publishing briefly revives the Target Books novelisation line with the first of what would be three "deluxe" novelisations. Unlike past Target Books releases, these would be longer works with higher word count and more complex than the novelisations of the past.
- The Doctor Who: The Scripts release of Ghost Light first published. Last release in this series for a year.
August
- Birthright published.
- Doctor Who - The Evil of the Daleks First Published, completing the adaptations of the Second Doctor era. This is the last novelisation of a televised story to be released under the Target Books banner (the final Target release would be based upon a radio play).
- 20 - Sydney Arnold, who played Perkins in The Highlanders, dies.
September
- Iceberg first published.
- 12 - Harold Innocent dies.
- 20 - Salvin Stewart, who was a Morok Guard and Messenger in The Space Museum, dies.
October
- Blood Heat first published.
- 25 - Bernard Martin, who played a technician in The Ambassadors of Death, dies.
November
- The Dimension Riders First Published
- 5 - Michael Bilton, who played Charles de Teligny in The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve, Collins in Pyramids of Mars, and a Time Lord in "The Deadly Assassin, dies in Berkhamsted, England.
- 23 - 30th anniversary of the first broadcast of Doctor Who.
- 26 and 27 - A two-part special episode, Dimensions in Time, is broadcast to mark the 30th anniversary of Doctor Who. Presented as part of the Children in Need campaign, the episodes were produced in 3-D and featured all surviving Doctor actors (plus representations of the two deceased Doctors) and many surviving companions, as well. The special marked the final on-screen appearance of Jon Pertwee as the Doctor, was the only Doctor Who story written by John Nathan Turner, and it was also Turner's final involvement with the franchise. Rejected as canon by Who fandom, the special was produced in lieu of an abandoned movie project, The Dark Dimension. The special episodes feature a new, sped-up arrangement of the Doctor Who theme, and use a variation of the opening credits sequence introduced in 1987, along with the series logo also from '87; it is the final on-screen use of both.
December
- The Left-Handed Hummingbird First Published
- 1 - Jocelyn Birdsall dies.
- 22 - Henry McCarthy (Dr. Beavis in Spearhead from Space) dies.
- 29 - Robert Lankesheer, who played the Chamberlain in The Crusade, dies.
Unknown date
- William Emms, who wrote Galaxy Four, dies in Sussex, England.
- Richard Mathews, who played Rassilon in The Five Doctors dies.
Footnotes
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