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* This is also the first time the Doctor has appeared in a novelisation since the revival of the parent series in 2005. Disregarding the special case of the [[Doctor Who (1996)|1996 TV film]], which was novelised, and novelisations of several radio and independent video productions, this makes ''The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith'' technically the first novelisation of a televised ''Doctor Who'' story since ''[[The Evil of the Daleks (novelisation)|The Evil of the Daleks]]'' was adapted in 1993. | * This is also the first time the Doctor has appeared in a novelisation since the revival of the parent series in 2005. Disregarding the special case of the [[Doctor Who (1996)|1996 TV film]], which was novelised, and novelisations of several radio and independent video productions, this makes ''The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith'' technically the first novelisation of a televised ''Doctor Who'' story since ''[[The Evil of the Daleks (novelisation)|The Evil of the Daleks]]'' was adapted in 1993. | ||
* It also marks the first appearance of the Tenth Doctor in a novel outside the [[BBC Books]] [[New Series Adventures]] line. | * It also marks the first appearance of the Tenth Doctor in a novel outside the [[BBC Books]] [[New Series Adventures]] line. | ||
* Since the novelisations have skipped most of Series 2 and part of Series 3 (with future publications as yet unannounced), it's unclear whether this book is considered the 9th book in the series, although it is the ninth to be published. | |||
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