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=== Articles ===
=== Articles ===
* Controversy Corner
* 'Controversy Corner' [[Richard Lansden]] on Time Lords and time paradox.
* Lies Lies Lies - Story rumours, names and stuff that could have been in stories. By [[Paul Cornell]]
* 'Lies Lies Lies' - Story rumours, names and stuff that could have been in stories. By [[Paul Cornell]]
* [[Sylvester McCoy]] Episode Guide
* 'The Years Tapes' - An on the spot report on the recording of the latest addition to the Doctor Who video range ... By [[John Freeman]]
* The Years Tapes - An on the spot report on the recording of the latest addition to the Doctor Who video range... By [[John Freeman]]


=== Comic story ===
=== Comic story ===
* [[Party Animals]]
* [[Party Animals]]
* '''Comic Assassins:'' ''[[The Dominators]]'' by [[Steve Noble & Kev F 91]]


=== Fiction ===
=== Fiction ===
* [[Pathfinders]] by [[Michael E. P. Stevens]] illustrated by [[Gary Erskine]].
* [[Pathfinders]] by [[Michael E. P. Stevens]] illustrated by [[Gary Erskine]].
===Archives===
* '''Episode Guide:''' [[Sylvester McCoy]] [[Season 25]]


=== Interviews / Profiles ===
=== Interviews / Profiles ===
* '''Writing Doctor Who''' - First broadcast as part of [[Season 25|Season Twenty-Five]] in [[1988]], [[Graeme Curry]]'s ''[[The Happiness Patrol]]'' is often used as a weapon to support perpetual argument for, and against, the programme's all-studio recorded stories. By [[John B. McLay]].
* '''Writing Doctor Who:''' - First broadcast as part of [[Season 25|Season Twenty-Five]] in [[1988]], [[Graeme Curry]]'s ''[[The Happiness Patrol]]'' is often used as a weapon to support perpetual argument for, and against, the programme's all-studio recorded stories. By [[John B. McLay]].
* 'Enlightening' - [[Liam Rudden]] talks to [[director]] [[Fiona Cumming]] about her long association with the programme and the changes she's seen in its production...
* 'Enlightening' - [[Liam Rudden]] talks to [[director]] [[Fiona Cumming]] about her long association with the programme and the changes she's seen in its production...


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* '''VIDEO''': [[DW]]: ''[[Planet of the Spiders]]''
* '''VIDEO''': [[DW]]: ''[[Planet of the Spiders]]''


=== Regular features ===
===Page Pin-ups===
* '[[Doctor Who?]]' by [[Tim Quinn]] & [[Dicky Howett]]
* [[Third Doctor|The Doctor]] and [[K'Anpo]] from ''[[Planet of the Spiders]]''
* Into the Vortex
 
* Gallifrey Guardian
===Also Featuring===
* Matrix Data Bank
* Continuity Queries (Questions and Answers)
* Beyond the TARDIS (Who is doing what by [[Dominic May]])
* Gallifrey Guardian (News)
* Pick of the Penguin (Letters)
* Pick of the Penguin (Letters)
* Classifieds
* Data Coils (now incorporating pen-pals and events listing)
* Collectors' Corner
* 'Doctor Who?' by [[Tim Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett]] (comic strip)
* 'Nick's View' by [[Nick Miller]] (cartoon)
* Collector’s Corner (Merchandise) <br> (''[[Build the TARDIS]]'' from [[Target Books]], ''[[The Doctor Who Pattern Book]]'' from [[W.H. Allen & Co]], ''[[Doctor Who Quiz Books]]'' from [[Magnet Books]], ''[[The Doctor Who Cookbook]]'' from [[W.H. Allen & Co]], ''[[The Dalek Painting Book]]'' from [[Souvenir Press]]/[[Panther Books]], [[K-9 Books]] from [[Sparrow Books]] and ''[[Junior Doctor Who and the Brain of Morbius]]'' and ''[[Junior Doctor Who and the Giant Robot]]'' from [[Target Books]].
* Into The Vortex / 'That Was the ''Who'' That Was' (Times Past)
* Competition: To write a '''Brief Encounter''' story in less than 800 words.
 
===Random quote===
“What did it mean - defence alert?" <br>
"oh the usual rubbish, I suppose - floor, trips, electronic sensors, jets of nerve gas - nothing to worry about." <br>
"Oh good. I was afraid it might mean something serious."
::::[[Peri Brown]] and [[Sixth Doctor|the Sixth Doctor]], ''[[The Two Doctors]]''


== Credits ==
== Credits ==
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== Additional details ==
== Additional details ==
''to be added''
* On the copyright page of the magazine (usually page 3), is a box of very small text, the end of this text reads “Exterminator guns courtesy of ACME (Skaro division)”
 
* This issue was priced £1.95 (UK) and featured on the cover a photograph of [[Jon Pertwee]] at BBC Lime Grove for ''[[The Era Tapes]]''.
* The '''You on Who''' (letters page) reverts to '''Pick of the Penguin''' this issue, '''Nix''' cartoon also reverts to its former title '''Nick's View''' and an offshoot of '''Matrix Data Bank''' opens up continuity queries for readers to submit 'logical' responces too.
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[[Category:1991 DWM issues| 173]]
[[Category:1991 DWM issues| 173]]

Revision as of 03:31, 13 November 2011

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The 173rd issue of Doctor Who Magazine was released in May 1991.

Contents

Articles

  • 'Controversy Corner' Richard Lansden on Time Lords and time paradox.
  • 'Lies Lies Lies' - Story rumours, names and stuff that could have been in stories. By Paul Cornell
  • 'The Years Tapes' - An on the spot report on the recording of the latest addition to the Doctor Who video range ... By John Freeman

Comic story

Fiction

Archives

Interviews / Profiles

Off the Shelf

Not content with an army of Krotons supporters on his trail, Gary Russell fast forwards his way through the latest video releases and new fanzines...

  • Fanzines:
  • Perigosto Stick
  • Celestial Toyroom
  • Private Lives
  • Audio Visuals
  • Wholine Monthly

Page Pin-ups

Also Featuring

Random quote

“What did it mean - defence alert?"
"oh the usual rubbish, I suppose - floor, trips, electronic sensors, jets of nerve gas - nothing to worry about."
"Oh good. I was afraid it might mean something serious."

Peri Brown and the Sixth Doctor, The Two Doctors

Credits

Senior Editor: John Freeman
Design Gary Gilbert
So long and thanks for all the fish: Dan Abnett
Promotion: Jane Sumner
Production: Mark Irvine
Advertising: Jane Smale
Adviser: John Nathan-Turner
Excelsior: Stan Lee
Managing Director: Vincent Conran

Additional details

  • On the copyright page of the magazine (usually page 3), is a box of very small text, the end of this text reads “Exterminator guns courtesy of ACME (Skaro division)”
  • This issue was priced £1.95 (UK) and featured on the cover a photograph of Jon Pertwee at BBC Lime Grove for The Era Tapes.
  • The You on Who (letters page) reverts to Pick of the Penguin this issue, Nix cartoon also reverts to its former title Nick's View and an offshoot of Matrix Data Bank opens up continuity queries for readers to submit 'logical' responces too.