Tardis:Valid sources/Detailed list

For simpler reading, our valid sources page mainly concentrates on the guidelines surrounding valid sources. The following list — which is comprehensive but probably not completely exhaustive — is for people who like to look at the world in a more detailed and specific way. Although we may have missed the odd story here, you can probably assume that if a story doesn't appear on this list, it's not a valid source.

If you think we've missed something, please start a thread at the Panopticon requesting clarification.

Type	Range	Approved by	Are there exceptions?
Audios	AudioGO releases, BBC Radio broadcsts, SJA audio adventures, Torchwood audio adventures, and the one-off Doctor Who and the Pescatons	the main rule	No
	the vast majority of Big Finish output	the main rule	Yes — nothing in the Doctor Who Unbound series "counts"
	Iris Wildthyme content	Iris Wildthyme: should she stay or should she go?	No
	BBV Productions	BBV and canon policy	Many, as noted in detail here
Comics	Comics from Doctor Who Magazine, Doctor Who Adventures, Radio Times, Battles in Time, TV Comic, Countdown'/TV Action, TV Century 21, Polystyle Holiday Special, Doctor Who or Dalek annuals, Incredible Hulk Presents, or any other publication which may in future hold a licence from the BBC.	the main rule	No
Novels	Works in the following series: Virgin Missing Adventures, Virgin New Adventures (including the Doctor-less part starring Benny on her own), Eighth Doctor Adventures, New Series Adventures, Quick Reads, The Darksmith Legacy, The Missing Episodes, The Companions, official Torchwood novels, The Adventures of K9, and any future ranges or individual books that bear the BBC logo	the main rule	No
	Past Doctor Adventures	the main rule	Generally no, but there are two exceptions. The novelisation of Scream of the Shalka isn't valid at all, and any information gleaned from The Infinity Doctors must be described as being true of "The Infinity Doctors universe" — not the mainstream DWU.
	Iris Wildthyme	Early Wildthyme books, Forum:Iris Wildthyme: should she stay or should she go?	Generally no, but stories featuring the so-called "Phoenix Court" version of the character are disallowed. As of 2012, this means that we 'do not cover Marked for Life, Does It Snow?, or Could It Be Magic?.
Novelisations	Target novelisations, The Sarah Jane Adventures novelisations	An amalgamation of: this, this, and this discussion	No, but in the case of a conflict between the novelisation and the television story, only the television story is valid
Short stories	Works in the following series: Doctor Who Magazine (which includes but is not limited to the Brief Encounter series and the collection of Virgin New Adventures prequels); Doctor Who K9 and Dalek annuals; Short Trips; Virgin Decalogs; Bernice Summerfield short stories by several publishers; most Iris Wildthyme short stories	the main rule and Iris Wildthyme: should she stay or should she go?	Generally no, but the Iris Widthyme short story, Hospitality is disallowed because it uses the "Phoenix Court" version of the character, and the short stories, Old Flames, Furthermore, iris Explains, Entertainint Mr O, In the Sixties, and It's Raining Again are disallowed because they're unofficial stories written for the benefit of charities.
Video	All stories transmitted as a matter of course during the runs of Doctor Who, Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures, K9 and K9 and Company.	The original inclusion debates	A few, as noted on the main page
	BBV Productions or Reeltime Pictures videos	BBV and canon policy	Many exceptions, as noted in detail here
	Things original to Moffat-era home video releases	Meanwhile in the TARDIS	Not yet, but we only have the examples of Meanwhile in the TARDIS and Night and the Doctor