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=== ''The Two Doctors'' === | === ''The Two Doctors'' === | ||
A common explanation for the Second Doctor and | A common explanation for the Second Doctor and Jamie's appearance in ''[[The Two Doctors (TV story)|The Two Doctors]]'' is it occurring after ''The War Games'' in the theorised [[Season 6B]] owing to their older appearance and familiarity with the [[Time Lords]] who Jamie did not learn of until ''The War Games''. [[Terrance Dicks]] later used his novel ''[[World Game (novel)|World Game]]'' to depict events bridging the end of ''The War Games'' to the start of ''The Two Doctors'', with the Doctor bargaining with the Time Lords for Jamie to be returned to his side (with his memories altered so he believes they are still travelling with Victoria) and being instructed to visit [[Joinson Dastari|Dastari]]. | ||
However [[Simon Guerrier]] later used his story, ''[[The Black Hole (audio story)|The Black Hole]]'', to offer an alternative setting for ''The Two Doctors'' in the middle of Season 5 instead. By this account the Doctor and Jamie are given their mission to visit Dastari by the Time Lord [[Pavo]] (in actuality [[the Monk]] in disguise) whilst Victoria stays behind with him at a research station. The Doctor, Jamie and Victoria have their memories wiped of meeting Pavo at the end of the story, allowing for ''The War Games'' to remain | However [[Simon Guerrier]] later used his story, ''[[The Black Hole (audio story)|The Black Hole]]'', to offer an alternative setting for ''The Two Doctors'' in the middle of Season 5 instead. By this account the Doctor and Jamie are given their mission to visit Dastari by the Time Lord [[Pavo]] (in actuality [[the Monk]] in disguise) whilst Victoria stays behind with him at a research station. The Doctor, Jamie and Victoria have their memories wiped of meeting Pavo at the end of the story, allowing for ''The War Games'' to remain Jamie's first hearing of the Time Lords. [[John Dorney]]'s story ''[[Deathworld (TLS audio story)|Deathworld]]'' would further confirm ''The Two Doctors'' occurring in this setting, with Jamie explicitly referencing both the status quo of Victoria waiting for them at the research station from ''The Black Hole'' and events of ''The Two Doctors''. | ||
As a result of these differing accounts there are two placements for ''The Two Doctors'' on this timeline. | As a result of these differing accounts there are two placements for ''The Two Doctors'' on this timeline. | ||
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* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deathworld (TLS audio story)|Deathworld]]'' | * [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deathworld (TLS audio story)|Deathworld]]'' | ||
: Thinking they have finally returned to Victoria at the research station, the Doctor and Jamie are drawn off course by [[Death (mythology)|Death]] and arrive at [[UNIT HQ]], setting this between ''The Black Hole'' parts 3 and 4. Jamie wonders if recent experiments involving Sontarans affecting the | : Thinking they have finally returned to Victoria at the research station, the Doctor and Jamie are drawn off course by [[Death (mythology)|Death]] and arrive at [[UNIT HQ]], setting this between ''The Black Hole'' parts 3 and 4. Jamie wonders if recent experiments involving Sontarans affecting the Doctor's mind, referencing ''The Two Doctors''. The events of this story are eventually reset and memories of them forgotten, setting the stage for ''The Three Doctors'' later in this Doctor's timeline. | ||
* [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Black Hole (audio story)|The Black Hole]]'' (''Parts 3 & 4'') | * [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Black Hole (audio story)|The Black Hole]]'' (''Parts 3 & 4'') | ||