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Mini-motto 2: “Always take a banana to a party. Bananas are good!”<br> | Mini-motto 2: “Always take a banana to a party. Bananas are good!”<br> | ||
This magazine can be recycled: No additional comment made<br> | This magazine can be recycled: No additional comment made<br> | ||
[[Frau Clovis]]: | [[Frau Clovis]]: "The Duke of Manhattan will NOT accept entries after the closing date!" | ||
* The [[Abzorbaloff]] come from [[Clom]] the twin planet of [[ | * The [[Abzorbaloff]] come from [[Clom]], the twin planet of [[Raxacoricofallapatorius]]. | ||
* The Abzorbaloff designer ([[Blue Peter]] winner [[William Grantham]]) had intended them to be the size of a double-decker bus. | * The Abzorbaloff designer ([[Blue Peter]] winner [[William Grantham]]) had intended them to be the size of a double-decker bus. | ||
* [[Cassandra]] hid on the [[Face of Boe]] | * [[Cassandra]] hid on the [[Face of Boe]]'s trunk and ended up on [[New Earth]]. | ||
* Cassandra has had over 700 operations. | * Cassandra has had over 700 operations. | ||
* | * "[[The Idiot's Lantern]]" is 1950s slang for a television. | ||
* [[Young Tommy]] actor [[Rory | * [[Young Tommy]] actor [[Rory Jennings]] is in his early twenties. | ||
* The phrase | * The phrase "I'm sorry. I'm so sorry" used by the Doctor in [[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]], [[The Age of Steel]] and [[Army of Ghosts]], was first uttered by [[Mr Magpie]] to [[Rose Tyler]] when [[the Wire]] stole her face. | ||
==Further Information== | ==Further Information== | ||
Revision as of 03:29, 28 December 2007
Contents
Free Gift
- Dalek vs Cybermen three-in-a-row travel game
Fact File (Photo feature and Essential Info)
- What makes a monster scary
Comic Strips
- Bizarre Zero (Part One) (6 pages split up into 3 and 3)
Tales From the TARDIS (favourite scenes told in photo-stories)
- From: DW): The Parting of the Ways
- The Ninth Doctor regenerates
Interview
- Elisabeth Sladen who plays Sarah Jane Smith
Monster A-Z
- A is for Abzorbaloff
The Doctor’s Data (Collectable Fact File)
- File 08: Cassandra
Adventure Guide (Photofeature) and Behind the Scenes Feature
Posters
Also Featuring
- Welcome (including latest news/ preview teaser)
- The Vortex (Who News)
- Find in this issue hidden somewhere Ood to win a Doctor Who TARDIS clock!
- TARDIS Inbox
- Featuring readers letters, photos and readers art
- Your Stuff
- Design a monster competition entries (2 pages)
- Make It
- Cut out and make Wolf mask
- Puzzle Pages / Fun stuff
- Humour: ‘Things to do with a defeated enemy (9)’ Use a Krillitane as an umbrella to keep the rain off (by Christopher Cooper)
- Competition Goodies: Kids Next Door toys, radio controlled planes, Air Hogs bikes and Meccano robots.
Team Credits
Also featuring favourite monsters.
Assistant Editor: Moray Laing, The Daleks
Senior Designer: Paul Lang, Cassandra
Senior Writer: Annabel Gibson, The Slitheen
Picture Editor: Shaila Bux, The Nestene
Production Editor: Ed Lomas, The Krynoid
Editorial Assistant: Olivia McLearon, Sisters of Plenitude
Dog Stories: K-9, The Krillitanes
Hidden Away / Facts
Mini-motto 2: “Always take a banana to a party. Bananas are good!”
This magazine can be recycled: No additional comment made
Frau Clovis: "The Duke of Manhattan will NOT accept entries after the closing date!"
- The Abzorbaloff come from Clom, the twin planet of Raxacoricofallapatorius.
- The Abzorbaloff designer (Blue Peter winner William Grantham) had intended them to be the size of a double-decker bus.
- Cassandra hid on the Face of Boe's trunk and ended up on New Earth.
- Cassandra has had over 700 operations.
- "The Idiot's Lantern" is 1950s slang for a television.
- Young Tommy actor Rory Jennings is in his early twenties.
- The phrase "I'm sorry. I'm so sorry" used by the Doctor in New Earth, The Age of Steel and Army of Ghosts, was first uttered by Mr Magpie to Rose Tyler when the Wire stole her face.
Further Information
- Published every two weeks on a Thursday this issue had a cover price of £1.99 (UK).
- The subscription offer for this issue was a saving of over £6 (UK). No other incentive is offered.
- This issues free gift was selotaped to the cover.
- Next issues free gift is named as an inflatable Dalek
External inks
- [1] the official BBC magazine site with cover gallery and news of the latest available issue.
