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November 23 2013 18:30:00 until Doctor Who turns 50! A wiki covering Doctor Who, Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures, and K9 that anyone can edit! This wiki contains spoilers. Read at your own risk. We were founded on 11 November 2004 and are currently working on 114,381 articles. If you need help with anything, please feel free to contact an administrator Listen to the Doctor and friends! The Early Adventures are full-cast audio dramas recreating various TARDIS crews accompanying the First and Second Doctors. The First Doctor is voiced by William Russell or Peter Purves, depending on whether Ian Chesterton or Steven Taylor travels with the Doctor. The Second Doctor is always voiced by Frazer Hines since Jamie McCrimmon was his constant Companion. Latest books Shroud of Sorrow BBC New Series Adv. Shroud of Sorrow (novel) The Silurian Gift Quick Reads The Silurian Gift Empire of the Wolf Decide your Destiny The Wheel of Ice BBC Past Doctor Adv. The Comic Strip Companion Non-fiction & stories Exodus Code Torchwood novels Latest from defunct lines: Re:Collections from the Big Finish Productions Short Trips series; The End of Time from The Darksmith Legacy series; The Well-Mannered War from the Virgin Missing Adventures series; The Dying Days from the Virgin New Adventures series; The Gallifrey Chronicles from the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures; and The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith from the The Sarah Jane Adventures novelisations series. ✍ Stripped for Action! The Weeping Angels of Mons was a story from Titan's Tenth Doctor range that finds the Tenth Doctor and his companion Gabby Gonzalez facing off against Weeping Angels during World War I. It was released during the centenary of the "war to end all wars". Popular categories If you're new to wikis, it might be helpful for you to take note of the concept of categories. Categories are the principal organizing tool on a wiki, allowing users to group information in ways that can ease the discovery of information. All the pages on our wiki are found, ultimately, in just four big "super categories". If this is your first visit here, please go to Floor 500 for a discussion of the way our wiki is organized. ✍ Real world On our wiki, the world we actually live in is called the "real world" . As such, information about the production of Doctor Who and her sister shows are in this category. This includes pages about the actual televised episodes themselves, the behind-the-scenes personnel, terminology used by the production teams, and merchandise related to the shows. Time-Space Visualiser The Time-Space Visualiser is the place where most of this wiki's pages reside. All the articles are written from an in-universe perspective, quite different to what you might be used to on Wikipedia. Here you'll find information related to The Doctor, his companions, Other individuals, astronomical objects, time travel, species, locations, science, culture, and a whole host of other subjects. Non-DWU material Notwithstanding writer Paul Cornell's famous comments that denounced the concept of "canon" in Doctor Who, our canon policy does deem a few things to be outside the Doctor Who universe. For examples, visit: stories, characters, technology, species, and locations. The Hub This category contains articles having to do with the actual running of the wiki. It's full of all those little pages that help the wiki work. As such, it isn't accessed often by most users. However, more advanced editors might wish to peruse the templates category for ways to make their editing easier. Or if you're looking for a place to start editing on the wiki, you might want to look at articles that need updating, major expansion, general copy-editing, sectional cleanup, and re-writing from an in-universe perspective.

Doctor Who Wiki/Article of the month Quote of the minute Elizabeth Klein: Schmidt called it "the TARDIS". It meant nothing to me. I'd never heard that name until I met you. How on Earth could Schmidt know it? Seventh Doctor:: The memory cheats. Perhaps your memory is playing tricks with you. I used to think Professor X was better in the sixties until I went back and watched it again. even Vault of the Cyborgs. Klein: No, I know what I heard. He definitely said, "TARDIS". Seventh Doctor: Anyway it's all in the past now. Well, a version of the past. Your past, to be more precise. Klein: How could Schmidt have known? Yet another thing to haunt me the rest of my life. I can't let it go. Somehow, I just know that it's important. I can feel it. AUDIO: Klein's Story Don't like this quote? Reload the page to get a different one! ✍ ...that the first issue of IDW's Don't Step on the Grass was released on 17 March 2010 in central and western North America, but was delayed on the east coast until the 24th? ... that the legendary Dalek killer, "the Bringer of Death" known as Kalendorf, in his retirement visited a museum dedicated to the Dalek War, where he met the Eighth Doctor prior to the Time Lord's conclusion of the Last Great Time War? (PROSE: Museum Peace) ... that the Thousand Day War was a war fought at the end of the 21st century between humans and Ice Warriors? (PROSE: Legacy, GodEngine and others) ... that Toshiko Sato's Japanese grandfather worked for the Allies as a code breaker at Bletchley Park during World War II? (TV: Greeks Bearing Gifts) ... that Halohawks were capable of flight despite having no wings? (COMIC: Danger Flight) Latest news <rss>http://www.doctorwhonews.net/feeds/posts/default%7Ccharset=UTF-8%7Cmax=15</rss>