2003

Events

History of the Doctor Who Universe

• Ruby Duvall becomes a reporter for the Sunday Seeker (NA: Iceberg).

April

• Liz Shaw is Chief of Operations at Tranquility Base on the Moon. (NA: Eternity Weeps)

=August

• 23rd of August: The Doctor, Ace and Bernice Summerfield arrive at the Pinehill Crest Hotel in time for: A demonstration of spiritual channelling, a show of a temporal accelerator and a cross stitch convention and an attempt by the Scourge to manifest in our reality. (BFA: The Shadow of the Scourge)

History of Doctor Who

January

• No Place Like Home First Released

• Jubilee First Released

February

• The Domino Effect First Published

• Rip Tide First Published

• Nekromanteia First Released

March

• Blue Box First Published

• Short Trips 2: Companions First Published

• The Dark Flame First Released

April

• Reckless Engineering First Published

• Wonderland First Published

• Doctor Who and the Pirates First Released

May

• Loving the Alien First Published

• Shell Shock First Published

• Creatures of Beauty First Released

June

• The Last Resort First Published

• The Cabinet of Light First Published

• Short Trips 3: A Universe of Terrors First Published

• Project: Lazarus First Released

July

• The Colony of Lies First Published

• Fallen Gods First Published

• Flip-Flop First Released

August

• Timeless First Published

• Omega First Released

• 12 - Anne Tirard, who played Locusta in "The Romans" and the Seeker in "The Ribos Operation," dies.

September

• Wolfsbane First Published

• Frayed First Published

• Short Trips 4: The Muses First Published

• Davros First Released

October

• Emotional Chemistry First Published

• Master First Released

November

• Deadly Reunion First Published

• Eye of the Tyger First Published

• Zagreus First Released

• The Wormery First Released

• Living Legend First Released

December

• Companion Piece First Published

• Short Trips 5: Steel Skies First Published

• Scherzo First Released

• 15 - Alan Tilvern, who played Forrester in "Planet of Giants," dies in London.

Unknown date

• William Dysart, who played Alexander McClaren in "The Highlanders" and Reegan in "The Ambassadors of Death," dies.

2002

21st Century 2000s

2004