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After the [[Doctor Who (TV story)1996 Doctor Who movie]], [[BBC Books]] started publishing [[BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures|novels featuring the Eighth Doctor]]. These were unique in the sense that their continuity picked up immediately from the 1996 movie, unlike all other ranges then and since, with ''[[The Eight Doctors (novel)|The Eight Doctors]]''. Between that initial novel and the subsequent one, there was a gap in in-universe continuity, filled by [[ | After the [[Doctor Who (TV story)1996 Doctor Who movie]], [[BBC Books]] started publishing [[BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures|novels featuring the Eighth Doctor]]. These were unique in the sense that their continuity picked up immediately from the 1996 movie, unlike all other ranges then and since, with ''[[The Eight Doctors (novel)|The Eight Doctors]]''. Between that initial novel and the subsequent one, there was a gap in in-universe continuity, filled by [[User:Cousin_Ettolrhc/Sandbox/Timeline_-_Eighth_Doctor/Greenpeace gap]]. | ||
:<u>TECHNICAL NOTE</u> | :<u>TECHNICAL NOTE</u> | ||
:[[PROSE]]: ''[[The Eight Doctors (novel)|The Eight Doctors]]'' has been omitted from this list as it is already listed in [[ | :[[PROSE]]: ''[[The Eight Doctors (novel)|The Eight Doctors]]'' has been omitted from this list as it is already listed in [[https://tardis.fandom.com/wiki/User:Cousin_Ettolrhc/Sandbox/Timeline_-_Eighth_Doctor#Immediately post-regeneration]], but for context it is the first EDA | ||
== Travels with [[Sam Jones]] (EDA 2 - 26) == | == Travels with [[Sam Jones]] (EDA 2 - 26) == | ||
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* [[PROSE]]: ''[[Seeing I (novel)|Seeing I]] | * [[PROSE]]: ''[[Seeing I (novel)|Seeing I]] | ||
* [[PROSE]]: ''[[Placebo Effect (novel)|Placebo Effect]] | * [[PROSE]]: ''[[Placebo Effect (novel)|Placebo Effect]] | ||
:::[[Stacy Townsend|Stacy]] and [[ | :::[[Stacy Townsend|Stacy]] and [[Ssard]] appear in this story, from [[User:Cousin Ettolrhc/Sandbox/Timeline - Eighth Doctor/Greenpeace gap##Travels_with_Stacy_and_Ssard_(Radio_Times)|the Radio Times comics]] | ||
* [[PROSE]]: ''[[Vanderdeken's Children (novel)|Vanderdeken's Children]] | * [[PROSE]]: ''[[Vanderdeken's Children (novel)|Vanderdeken's Children]] | ||
* [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Scarlet Empress (novel)|The Scarlet Empress]] | * [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Scarlet Empress (novel)|The Scarlet Empress]] | ||
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* [[PROSE]]: ''[[Beltempest (novel)|Beltempest]] | * [[PROSE]]: ''[[Beltempest (novel)|Beltempest]] | ||
* [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Face-Eater (novel)|The Face-Eater]] | * [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Face-Eater (novel)|The Face-Eater]] | ||
=== Travels with Sam Jones and [[Fitz | === Travels with Sam Jones and [[Fitz Kreiner]] === | ||
* [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Taint (novel)|The Taint]] | * [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Taint (novel)|The Taint]] | ||
::Fitz Kriener joins Sam and the Doctor in the TARDIS | ::Fitz Kriener joins Sam and the Doctor in the TARDIS | ||
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* [[Toy Story (short story)|Toy Story]] - explicity set in this gap. [[Kode]] and [[Compassion]] are sleeping in the TARDIS whilst [[Lolita]] visits and talks to the TARDIS through the sleeping [[Compassion]] | * [[Toy Story (short story)|Toy Story]] - explicity set in this gap. [[Kode]] and [[Compassion]] are sleeping in the TARDIS whilst [[Lolita]] visits and talks to the TARDIS through the sleeping [[Compassion]] | ||
* [[User:Cousin Ettolrhc/Sandbox/Timeline - Eighth Doctor/MR|The Doctor's adventures with Charley Pollard in the Main Range]] may fit here, especially due to the fact that the way the Doctor disregards the [[Web of Time]] in these audios could be seen as a result of the [[Biodata virus]] he recieves in the ''What Happened on Dust'' segment (which happens to the [[Third Doctor]]) but which doesn't activate until now, or perhaps in ''Unnatural History''. <ref>https://www.tumblr.com/doctornolonger/185205914391/doctornolonger-doctornolonger-an-appendix-to?source=share</ref> | * [[User:Cousin Ettolrhc/Sandbox/Timeline - Eighth Doctor/MR|The Doctor's adventures with Charley Pollard in the Main Range]] may fit here, especially due to the fact that the way the Doctor disregards the [[Web of Time]] in these audios could be seen as a result of the [[Biodata virus]] he recieves in the ''What Happened on Dust'' segment (which happens to the [[Third Doctor]]) but which doesn't activate until now, or perhaps in ''Unnatural History''. <ref>https://www.tumblr.com/doctornolonger/185205914391/doctornolonger-doctornolonger-an-appendix-to?source=share</ref> | ||
== Footnotes == | |||
Revision as of 08:50, 9 April 2023
After the Doctor Who (TV story)1996 Doctor Who movie, BBC Books started publishing novels featuring the Eighth Doctor. These were unique in the sense that their continuity picked up immediately from the 1996 movie, unlike all other ranges then and since, with The Eight Doctors. Between that initial novel and the subsequent one, there was a gap in in-universe continuity, filled by User:Cousin_Ettolrhc/Sandbox/Timeline_-_Eighth_Doctor/Greenpeace gap.
- TECHNICAL NOTE
- PROSE: The Eight Doctors has been omitted from this list as it is already listed in [post-regeneration], but for context it is the first EDA
Travels with Sam Jones (EDA 2 - 26)
- PROSE: Vampire Science
- PROSE: The Bodysnatchers
- PROSE: Genocide
- PROSE: War of the Daleks
- PROSE: Alien Bodies
- This was the first source to ever feature Faction Paradox and had the Eighth Doctor crossover with the future War, which he would do a few more times later in this series.
- PROSE: Kursaal
- PROSE: Dead Time - a Short Trip where Sam is still a school girl, setting this before her four year separation from the Doctor which began in Longest Day.
Sam and the Doctor are separated
Reuinted with Sam
- Stacy and Ssard appear in this story, from the Radio Times comics
- PROSE: Vanderdeken's Children
- PROSE: The Scarlet Empress
- PROSE: The Janus Conjunction
- PROSE: Beltempest
- PROSE: The Face-Eater
Travels with Sam Jones and Fitz Kreiner
- Fitz Kriener joins Sam and the Doctor in the TARDIS
- PROSE: Femme Fatale - a Short Trip
- The events of The Scarlet Empress are mentioned as being "four months ago" and, although absent, Fitz is mentioned, setting this after The Taint, although its exact placement isn't clear as the "four months ago" quote isn't particulary useful as no strict chronology is in effect around these novels
- The Doctor detects a temporal anomly in San Francisco, leading directly into Unnatural History (although the segment with blonde Sam mentioned in Unnatural History is not shown, just before it)
- CONTINUITY
- The Doctor looses his shadow, meaning any story where he does not have it and an alternative explanation is not given are set between this and Interference, where he regains it (partially)
- The Doctor claims to be 1018 years old
Repeated exploits with the future War
- PROSE: Interference: What Happened On Earth
- There appears to be a gap between this section and the "Foreman's World" segment, which some stories may fit into
- Toy Story - explicity set in this gap. Kode and Compassion are sleeping in the TARDIS whilst Lolita visits and talks to the TARDIS through the sleeping Compassion
- The Doctor's adventures with Charley Pollard in the Main Range may fit here, especially due to the fact that the way the Doctor disregards the Web of Time in these audios could be seen as a result of the Biodata virus he recieves in the What Happened on Dust segment (which happens to the Third Doctor) but which doesn't activate until now, or perhaps in Unnatural History. [1]
