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Issue '''341''' of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' was current [[4 March (releases)|4 March]] through [[31 March (releases)|31 March]] [[2004 (releases)|2004]]. It was the first issue to feature the "production notes" column — a regular feature throughout the [[BBC Wales]]-era that was usually written by ''[[Doctor Who]]''{{'}}s [[head writer]].
Issue '''341''' of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' was current [[4 March (releases)|4 March]] through [[31 March (releases)|31 March]] [[2004 (releases)|2004]]. It was the first issue to feature the "production notes" column — a regular feature throughout the [[BBC Wales]]-era that was usually written by ''[[Doctor Who]]''{{'}}s [[head writer]].



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Issue 341 of Doctor Who Magazine was current 4 March through 31 March 2004. It was the first issue to feature the "production notes" column — a regular feature throughout the BBC Wales-era that was usually written by Doctor Who's head writer.

Contents

Articles

  • Revenge of the Accidental Tourist - In an epilogue to his popular series of articles on the random nature of Doctor Who's creation and development, and in the light of the new series currently in pre-production, Daniel O'Mahony turns his attention to the fragmented nature of our favourite series, during the 1990s, and the thorny problems of "canon"...

Comic content

Fact of Fiction

  • None

DWM Archive Extra

  • Doctor Who On Stage - Act Two: The 1980s and Beyond - Andrew Pixley concludes his look at theatrical Doctor Who.

Profiles / Interviews

  • Here comes the Sun - In the concluding part of her revealing interview with Benjamin Cook, Lalla Ward tells us about life with Tom Baker, her brush with the seedier side of film-making, and losing her best friend, Douglas Adams.

Previews

Reviews

Regular features

Credits

Additional details

  • This edition was dedicated to Jon Pertwee.
  • The subsection for the article on Lalla Ward was titled "The Doctor's Wife".