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* [[1 January (releases)|1 January]] - ''[[The Face of Evil]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]], introducing [[Louise Jameson]] as new [[companion]] [[Leela]].
* [[1 January (releases)|1 January]] - ''[[The Face of Evil]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[8 January (releases)|8 January]] - ''[[The Face of Evil]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[8 January (releases)|8 January]] - ''[[The Face of Evil]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[15 January (releases)|15 January]] - ''[[The Face of Evil]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[15 January (releases)|15 January]] - ''[[The Face of Evil]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
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* [[22 January (releases)|22 January]] - ''[[The Face of Evil]]'' Part Four debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[22 January (releases)|22 January]] - ''[[The Face of Evil]]'' Part Four debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[26 January (releases)|26 January]] - [[Tom Baker]] was interviewed on the BBC Radio 4 program ''Woman's Hour''.
* [[26 January (releases)|26 January]] - [[Tom Baker]] was interviewed on the BBC Radio 4 program ''Woman's Hour''.
* [[29 January (releases)|29 January]] - ''[[The Robots of Death]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]]. This saw the last appearance of the TARDIS's wood-panelled secondary control room, as the set got damp and warped whilst in storage.
* [[29 January (releases)|29 January]] - ''[[The Robots of Death]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[5 February (releases)|5 February]] - ''[[The Robots of Death]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[5 February (releases)|5 February]] - ''[[The Robots of Death]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[12 February (releases)|12 February]] - ''[[The Robots of Death]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[12 February (releases)|12 February]] - ''[[The Robots of Death]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
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* [[24 March (releases)|24 March]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'' was first published.
* [[24 March (releases)|24 March]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'' was first published.
* [[26 March (releases)|26 March]] - ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' Part Five debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[26 March (releases)|26 March]] - ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' Part Five debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[2 April (releases)|2 April]] - ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' Part Six debuted on [[BBC1]], concluding [[Season 14]].
* [[2 April (releases)|2 April]] - ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' Part Six debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[3 April (releases)|3 April]] - ''[[Whose Doctor Who]]'', the very first televised documentary about ''[[Doctor Who]]'', was first broadcast.
* [[3 April (releases)|3 April]] - ''[[Whose Doctor Who]]'' was first broadcast.
* [[21 April (releases)|21 April]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Claws of Axos]]'' was first published.
* [[21 April (releases)|21 April]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Claws of Axos]]'' was first published.
* To tie in with a certain broadcast, the ''[[Blue Peter]]'' series issued a ''Doctor Who Theatre Leaflet'' which allowed children to create their own theatre with cut-outs of the [[Fourth Doctor]], [[Leela]] and two [[Dalek]]s.
* [[10 May (releases)|10 May]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Ark in Space]]'' was first published.
* [[10 May (releases)|10 May]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Ark in Space]]'' was first published. Written by [[Ian Marter]], this was the first time an actor involved with the series had composed a novel based upon it; Marter wrote several more novelisations before his death less than a decade later.
* [[Tom Baker]] and [[Louise Jameson]] appeared on ''Pebble Mill at One'' on BBC One.
* [[Tom Baker]] and [[Louise Jameson]] appeared on ''Pebble Mill at One'' on BBC One.
* [[23 June (releases)|23 June]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Brain of Morbius]]'' was first published.
* [[23 June (releases)|23 June]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Brain of Morbius]]'' was first published.
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* [[September (releases)|September]] - The ''[[Doctor Who Annual 1978]]'' was published.
* [[September (releases)|September]] - The ''[[Doctor Who Annual 1978]]'' was published.
* September - ''[[Terry Nation's Dalek Annual 1978]]'' was published.
* September - ''[[Terry Nation's Dalek Annual 1978]]'' was published.
* [[3 September (releases)|3 September]] - ''[[Horror of Fang Rock]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]], starting [[Season 15]]. This was the only story to be recorded at the BBC's Pebble Mill Studios in Birmingham (the home of ''Pebble Mill at One''), rather than at the BBC Television Centre in London.
* [[3 September (releases)|3 September]] - ''[[Horror of Fang Rock]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[10 September (releases)|10 September]] - ''[[Horror of Fang Rock]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[10 September (releases)|10 September]] - ''[[Horror of Fang Rock]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[17 September (releases)|17 September]] - ''[[Horror of Fang Rock]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[17 September (releases)|17 September]] - ''[[Horror of Fang Rock]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
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* [[29 September (releases)|29 September]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Mutants]]'' was first published.
* [[29 September (releases)|29 September]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Mutants]]'' was first published.
* [[1 October (releases)|1 October]] - ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[1 October (releases)|1 October]] - ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[8 October (releases)|8 October]] - ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]]. This episode saw the debut of [[K9]], voiced by [[John Leeson]].
* [[8 October (releases)|8 October]] - ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]].  
* [[15 October (releases)|15 October]] - ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[15 October (releases)|15 October]] - ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[20 October (releases)|20 October]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Deadly Assassin]]'' was first published.
* [[20 October (releases)|20 October]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Deadly Assassin]]'' was first published.
* 20 October - ''[[The Second Doctor Who Monster Book]]'' was first published
* 20 October - ''[[The Second Doctor Who Monster Book]]'' was first published
* [[22 October (releases)|22 October]] - ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'' Part Four debuted on [[BBC1]]. [[K9 Mark I|K9 became]] the Doctor's first non-human companion.
* [[22 October (releases)|22 October]] - ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'' Part Four debuted on [[BBC1]].  
* [[29 October (releases)|29 October]] - ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[29 October (releases)|29 October]] - ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[5 November (releases)|5 November]] - ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[5 November (releases)|5 November]] - ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'' Part Two debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[8 November (releases)|8 November]] - [[Graham Williams]] commissioned [[Moris Farhi]] to write a four-part script entitled ''The Divided''. It was never produced.
* [[12 November (releases)|12 November]] - ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[12 November (releases)|12 November]] - ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'' Part Three debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[15 November (releases)|15 November]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' was first published.
* [[15 November (releases)|15 November]] - ''[[Doctor Who and the Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'' was first published.
* [[17 November (releases)|17 November]] - [[Target Books]] launched a series of educational books under the banner ''Doctor Who Discovers''. The first three books, published this date, were ''[[Doctor Who Discovers: Early Man]]'', ''[[Doctor Who Discovers: Prehistoric Animals]]'' and ''[[Doctor Who Discovers: Space Travel]]''. At this point as many as twenty-four books were planned for this series. Ultimately only two more saw print.
* [[17 November (releases)|17 November]] - [[Target Books]] launched a series of educational books under the banner ''Doctor Who Discovers''. The first three books, published this date, were ''[[Doctor Who Discovers: Early Man]]'', ''[[Doctor Who Discovers: Prehistoric Animals]]'' and ''[[Doctor Who Discovers: Space Travel]]''.  
* [[19 November (releases)|19 November]] - ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'' Part Four debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[19 November (releases)|19 November]] - ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'' Part Four debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[26 November (releases)|26 November]] - ''[[The Sun Makers]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]].
* [[26 November (releases)|26 November]] - ''[[The Sun Makers]]'' Part One debuted on [[BBC1]].

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In 1977, a number of things set in or relevant to the Doctor Who universe were released or published.