1999 (releases)

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1999 in

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the DWU • production history • vital statistics • releases

In 1999, a number of things set in or relevant to the Doctor Who universe were released or published.

• 4 January - The Face-Eater was first published.
• 4 - Salvation was first published.
• 1 February - The Taint was first published.
• 1 - The Mary-Sue Extrusion was first published.
• 1 - The Wages of Sin was first published.
• More Short Trips anthology was first published.
• 1 March - Demontage was first published.
• 1 - Deep Blue was first published.
• 1 - Dead Romance was first published.
• 12 March - The Curse of Fatal Death, a spoof of Doctor Who, was broadcast as part of the BBC's Comic Relief appeal.
• 5 April - Revolution Man was first published.
• 26 April - Players was first published.
• 10 May - Dominion was first published.
• 24 May - Millennium Shock was first published.
• The Choice was first released.
• 2 June - Tears of the Oracle was first published.
• 7 June - Unnatural History was first published.
• 7 June - Storm Harvest was first published.
• 30 June - DWM 279 was published.
• The Sirens of Time was released on cassette tape and CD by Big Finish Productions.
• 5 July - Autumn Mist was first published.
• 5 - The Final Sanction was first published.
• REF: The Doctor's Affect, a memoir by onetime K9 assistant operator Stephen Cambden, was first published.
• 2 August - Interference - Book One and Interference - Book Two were both first published.
• 2 - Return to the Fractured Planet was first published.
• The Search was first released.
• 6 September - The Blue Angel was first published.
• 6 - City at World's End was first published.
• 7 September - Dragons' Wrath was recorded.
• 13 September - Doctor Who Night was broadcast on BBC Two.
• Dance instrumentalists Flytronix + Shere Khan released the 12-inch single "Tardis", which incorporated sound effects from the TV series, on Moving Shadow Records.
• Phantasmagoria was released. This was the first solo Fifth Doctor audio adventure.
• REF: The Nine Lives of Doctor Who was first published.
• The first edition of REF: I, Who, a long running guide to Doctor Who fiction, was published.
• 1 - The Joy Device was first published.
• 4 October - The Taking of Planet 5 was first published.
• 4 - Divided Loyalties was first published.
• 17 October - This was the twentieth anniversary of Doctor Who Magazine.
• 31 October - "Treehouse of Horror X", an episode of the American series The Simpsons, was broadcast. The episode included a cameo appearance by the Fourth Doctor, who was kidnapped along with other TV icons, such as Xena, by the Comic Book Guy.
• November - Whispers of Terror was released.
• November - REF: A Critical History of Doctor Who on Television was first published.
• 1 November - Corpse Marker was first published.
• 1 - The Five Doctors became the first episode of Doctor Who to be released to DVD by BBC Video when it was released in the digital format in the UK. This started an extensive and long-running series of archival DVD releases chronicling the series that continued for more than a decade.
• 13 November - BBC2 broadcast Doctor Who Night, an evening of episodes, documentaries and comedy sketches.
• 28 November - Frontier Worlds was first published.
• 2 December - Twilight of the Gods was first published, bringing to a close the Virgin Bernice Summerfield New Adventures series.