Seventh Doctor/Appearances

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A list of appearances by the Seventh Doctor.

Television Stories

Season 24

Season 25

Season 26

Doctor Who Mini-episodes

Television Movie - 1996

Series 3

Series 4

Series 5

Video Games

The Adventure Games

New Media

Webcasts

Prose Stories

Novels

Target novelisations

Virgin New Adventures

Virgin Missing Adventures

BBC Books

BBC Past Doctor Adventures

BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures

Short fiction

Telos Doctor Who novellas

Short Stories

Doctor Who Magazine
Brief Encounter
Decalogs and Short Trips
Other

Audio

Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories

  1. False Gods
  2. Order of Simplicity
  3. Casualties of War
  4. The Word Lord

Big Finish Bernice Summerfield Series

Big Finish Companion Chronicles

Big finish lost stories

Comics

Doctor Who Magazine

Doctor Who Magazine (special issues)

The Incredible Hulk Presents

Death's Head

IDW Publishing

See also


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Doctor Conkerer was a Seventh Doctor comic story that was originally destined for the pages of The Incredible Hulk Presents, but was ultimately printed in Doctor Who Magazine

It was significant for a number of reasons.  It featured the first DWU art by Mike Collins a penciller who would later be unusually prolific during the BBC Wales era.  It also was the end of the period in DWM where the Seventh Doctor was travelling without Ace.  Finally, it's the only known Doctor Who story in any medium whose main setting is the 5th century
== Summary ==
Just after his reunion with Sarah (DWM: Train-Flight) and immediately prior to retrieving Ace from the Cretaceous era, (DWM: Living in the Past), the Seventh Doctor suddenly fancies a game of conkers.  He lands the TARDIS in 5th century Britain and tries his luck with some initially unfriendly Vikings.

== Characters ==
* Seventh Doctor

== References ==
to be added

== Notes ==
* This strip was produced for issue #13 The Incredible Hulk Presents comic but that title folded after issue #12. It was thus run in Doctor Who Magazine but not originally intended for it. Marvel's management had intended that the strips in Hulk should all be re-used in Doctor Who Magazine but John Freeman argued they were written for a younger audience and would run against all he was trying to do to appeal to Doctor Who fans in the Magazine, in terms of features and fiction.

== Continuity ==
to be added

== Timeline ==
This is one of the few Seventh Doctor strips that affords rather precise dating.  The Doctor says at the top of the story that it was lovely to see Sarah again, and that he's on his way to rejoining Ace.  Within Marvel UK continuity, at least, this can only mean that: 
* the story occurs after DWM: Train-Flight
* the story occurs before DWM: Living in the Past



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