Theory:Timeline - 107 Baker Street
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This page lists appearances of the 107 Baker Street, The Doctor's residence at Baker Street. This timeline is based upon observations of the Doctor Who universe and the events that occur during each of these stories.
Timeline
- The Fifth Doctor has been living at 107 Baker street for a year, trying to find Nyssa.
- The Fifth Doctor and Nyssa have continued to stay at the house after being stranded by Thomas Brewster.
- While fugitives, Henry Gordon Jago and George Litefoot move into the house after been sent a coded message by the Doctor.
- 189X - AUDIO: Masterpiece
- Molly O'Sullivan has been staying at the house.
- After being stranded in 1917 Flanders, the Fourth Doctor eventually makes his way to Baker Street, where he lives openly, until his past self and Romana move in, whereupon he retires to the attic, waiting for his past self to get stranded in 1917 before revealing himself to Romana. (AUDIO: The Haunting of Malkin Place)
- 192X - AUDIO: Whodunnit?
- River Song borrows the Fourth Doctor's TARDIS from 107 Baker Street.
- Romana and the Fourth Doctor have been staying in the house for some time. The Fourth Doctor becomes stranded in 1917, where he waits five years to be reunited with Romana.
- Liv Chenka and Winston Churchill visit 107, with the Eighth Doctor having previously parked the TARDIS there.
- The Eighth Doctor and Liv fetch some era-appropriate clothing from 107 Baker Street.
- The Fourth Doctor and Romana visit the house.
- The Eighth Doctor and Molly visit the house
- Liv and Molly are staying in the house.
- 197X - AUDIO: Eyes of the Master: Epilogue
- Molly is kidnapped by the Reborn Master.
- The Fifth Doctor allows Brewster to live in 107.
- By 2011, Brewster has vacated 107 Baker Street. (AUDIO: The Crimes of Thomas Brewster)
