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* [[20 March|20]] - [[DWN]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Stones of Blood]]'' was first published.
* [[20 March|20]] - [[DWN]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Stones of Blood]]'' was first published.
** Target Books reissued the [[1976]] non-fiction book [[REF]]: ''[[The Making of Doctor Who]]''.
** Target Books reissued the [[1976]] non-fiction book [[REF]]: ''[[The Making of Doctor Who]]''.
* The American edition of [[DWN]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Seeds of Doom]]'' was published by [[Pinnacle Books]]. This was the last re-print of a ''Doctor Who'' novelisation by Pinnacle, and as of [[2009]] stood as the last American edition of a Doctor Who novel to date.
* The American edition of [[DWN]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Seeds of Doom]]'' was published by [[Pinnacle Books]]. This was the last re-print of a ''Doctor Who'' novelisation by Pinnacle. As of [[2009]] it stood as the last American edition of a Doctor Who novel.


=== [[April]] ===
=== [[April]] ===

Revision as of 20:45, 14 February 2012

Timeline for 1980
20th century | 1980s

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  • The Adventures of K9, a children's book series by David Martin, was published by Sparrow Books.
  • Tom Baker and Lalla Ward appeared as the Fourth Doctor and Romana in a series of commercials for Australian television, advertising Prime Computers (a room-sized computer system for business). While most of the commercials featured them in their standard character roles, the final commercial in the series had Romana flirting with the Doctor and ended with the Doctor proposing marriage to her.
  • Johnson Bayly died.