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* [[Magnet Books]], a subsidiary of Methuen Children's Books, publishes ''[[Doctor Who Quiz Book of Science]]'', ''[[Doctor Who Quiz Book of Space]]'' and ''[[Doctor Who Quiz Book of Magic]]'', all by [[Michael Holt]], the remainder of the ''[[Doctor Who Quiz Book]]'' line. These illustrated paperback books (published in the same format as [[Target Books]] novelisations) contain original short stories featuring the [[Fifth Doctor]], [[Nyssa]] and [[Tegan Jovanka]] that set up short quizzes related to the subject matter of the book. The first book in the series had been published in [[1982]].
* [[Magnet Books]], a subsidiary of Methuen Children's Books, publishes ''[[Doctor Who Quiz Book of Science]]'', ''[[Doctor Who Quiz Book of Space]]'' and ''[[Doctor Who Quiz Book of Magic]]'', all by [[Michael Holt]], the remainder of the ''[[Doctor Who Quiz Book]]'' line. These illustrated paperback books (published in the same format as [[Target Books]] novelisations) contain original short stories featuring the [[Fifth Doctor]], [[Nyssa]] and [[Tegan Jovanka]] that set up short quizzes related to the subject matter of the book. The first book in the series had been published in [[1982]].


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History of the Doctor Who Universe

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Undated

  • After the Fifth Doctor departs, the Brigadier reactivates his relationship with UNIT (as suggested by DW: The Five Doctors) eventually returning to active duty (at some point before DW: Battlefield).

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  • REF: Doctor Who: The Unfolding Text, one of the first widely published scholarly works on the franchise, first published in both the UK and US.
  • 19 - For the first time in nearly 10 years, Doctor Who makes the cover of the Radio Times. It'll be another decade before this happens again, making this the last Radio Times cover to be published during the original series' run.
  • 23 - 20th anniversary of the first broadcast of Doctor Who.
    • DW: The Five Doctors is broadcast for the first time. However, PBS affiliates in the United States (which are also received on cable television in Canada) it before the BBC, the first time America has seen a Doctor Who story before the UK. This version is slightly truncated compared to the version shown two days later in the UK. This is the first "feature-length" regular episode of Doctor Who produced. The special features the return of Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee (with Tom Baker represented by footage from the unbroadcast DW: Shada). Richard Hurndall makes his first and only appearance as the First Doctor. Numerous companions from all eras of the series appear. Although broadcast closer to the start of Season 21, it is considered part of the anniversary Season 20 and, thus, its belated finale.
  • 24 - DWN: Doctor Who - The Five Doctors is first published. This is the first time a Target Books novelisation has been published before the UK broadcast premiere of an episode. According to the 2008 DVD release of DW: The Five Doctors, this is widely believed to have been an error.
  • 25 - DW: The Five Doctors is first broadcast in the UK, as part of that year's Children in Need fund-raising drive.

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