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The '''ninth issue of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition]]''''' had a cover date of [[22 December (releases)|22 December]] [[2004 (releases)|2004]]. | The '''ninth issue of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition]]''''' had a cover date of [[22 December (releases)|22 December]] [[2004 (releases)|2004]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:12, 19 May 2017
The ninth issue of Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition had a cover date of 22 December 2004.
Contents
Profile
- Games Without Frontiers by Philip MacDonald
From grinning loon to brooding gloom, the final, somewhat schizophrenic years of the Fourth Doctor...
Season 16
In Production
- I'll Put You Together Again by Andrew Pixley
The Stories
- Cold As Ice by Robin Tweed
- Originally Archived in DWM Summer Special 1995
- One Nation Under A Groove by Rupert Laight
- Originally Archived in DWM 253
- Super Nature by Russell T Davies
- Originally Archived in DWM Summer Special 1995
- Three Times A Lady by Robert Shearman
- Originally Archived in DWM 293
- Accidents Will Happen by Jonathan Morris
- Originally Archived in DWM 312
- Living On The Front Line by Alan Barnes
- Originally Archived in DWM 293
Season 17
In Production
- One Step Beyond by Andrew Pixley
The Stories
- Are 'Friends' Electric? by Kevin Davies
- Originally Archived in DWM 283
- Voulez-Vous by Gary Russell
- Originally Archived in DWM 205
- If I Said You Have A Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me? by Justin Richards
- Originally Archived in DWM 304
- Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough by J Shaun Lyon
- Originally Archived in DWM 273
- Reasons To Be Cheerful by Graham Duff
- Originally Archived in DWM 247
- To Cut A Long Story Short by Nev Fountain
- Originally Archived in DWM 267
Season 18
In Production
- Another One Bites The Dust by Andrew Pixley
The Stories
- (Just Like) Starting Over by Philip MacDonald
- Originally Archived in DWM 191
- Poison Ivy by Gareth Roberts
- Originally Archived in DWM 285
- This World of Water by Alistair McGown
- Originally Archived in DWM 327
- Young Blood by Paul Cornell
- Originally Archived in DWM 288
- Einstein A Go-Go by David Darlington
- Originally Archived in DWM 315
- Tainted Love by Marcus Hearn
- Originally Archived in DWM 236
- Under Pressure by Steven Moffat
- Originally Archived in DWM 257
- Just The Two Of Us by Gary Gillatt
- Originally Archived in DWM Summer Special 1992
Further Adventures
Audios
- Wired For Sound by Gary Gillatt
Books
- Hooked on Classics by Matt Michael
Comics
- Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) by John Ainsworth
- That's Entertainment by David Bailey – the DWM comic strip
Credits
- Editor: Clayton Hickman
- Assistant Editor: Tom Spilsbury
- Designer: Peri Godbold
- Consultant: Andrew Pixley
- Head of Production: Mark Irvine
- Managing Editor: Alan O'Keefe
- Managing Director: Mike Riddell
Additional details
- This magazine is part two of two.
- This was the ninth in a series of quarterly specials given over to a specific Who-related theme.
- Andrew Pixley had, over many years provided a focussed exploration of ALL the individual TV stories in a long-running feature in the pages of Doctor Who Magazine. The special edition guides to each of the Doctors enabled the original features to be updated.
- Included for every story was the original Doctor Who Magazine archive issue reference, commissioning dates, production dates, Radio Times coverage notes, supplementary background information and a short reflective article by leading writers.
- This standard sized bound, magazine was printed in December 2004.
- Unproduced stories such as The Castle of Doom and Child Prodigy were also discussed.
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