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Pure historical

Pure historicals are Doctor Who stories that are set in in a historical time period and feature no science fiction anachronisms other than the TARDIS team. (DWM 194)

Pure historicals were common in televised Doctor Who until The Highlanders in 1996. The only pure historical since then was Black Orchid in 1982.

The Time Meddler was the first historical story to introduce science fiction anachronisms with the Monk.

Television

Title Doctor Era Published
An Unearthly Child (parts 2-4) 1st 100,000 BC
Marco Polo 1289
The Aztecs After 1430
The Reign of Terror 1794
The Romans 64
The Crusade 1190s
The Myth Makers 1200 BC
The Massacre 1572
The Gunfighters 1881
The Smugglers 17th century (1690s?)
The Highlanders 2nd 1746
Black Orchid 5th 1925

Mini-episodes

Title Doctor Era Published
The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel 11th 1990s
The Doctor's Meditation 12th 1138

Comics

Title Doctor Era Published
Backtime 3rd 1863 2 October - 13 November 1971
Who is the Stranger 3rd c. 1940-1944 10 February 1973
Perils of Paris 3rd 1880 1974
Treasure Trail 4th 1944 20 March - 1 May 1976
Woden's Warriors 4th ??? 1976
The Sky Warrior 4th 16th century 1977
Doctor Conkerer! 7th 5th or 8th century[1] 14 June 1990
The Submariners 10th 1944 19 February 2009
They Think It's All Over 11th 966 25 May 2011
The Doctor Shops for Comics 11th 1923 12 August 2015

Novels

Title Doctor Era Published
Sanctuary 7th 1242 20 April 1995
The Plotters 1st 1605 21 November 1996
The Roundheads 2nd 1648 24 November 1997
The Witch Hunters 1st 1692-1693 2 March 1998
The Wages of Sin 3rd 1916 1 February 1999
Byzantium! 1st 64 2 July 2001
Blood and Hope 5th 1860-1865 19 February 2004
The Coming of the Queen 5th 15th century BC 13 October 2005

Short stories

Front Line

The Reign Makers

Hiccup in Time

Shamans

Never Seen Cairo

An Unfulfilled Dream

The Real Hereward

The Slave War

Comforts of Home

The Man Who Wouldn't Give Up

Who Discovered America?

A Victorian Interlude

The Bushranger's Story

Goths and Robbers

Log 384

It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow

The Farmer's Story

The Price of Conviction

The Stranger, The Writer, His Wife and the Mixed Metaphor

God Send Me Well to Keep

Mire and Clay

Romans Cutaway

The People's Temple

White Man's Burden

All Done with Mirrors

The Last Days

The Immortals

The Bledoe Cadets and the Bald Man of Pengriffen*

The King of Golden Death

On a Pedestal

The Republican's Story

The Duke's Folly

Five Card Draw

Of the Mermaid and Jupiter

Apocrypha Bipedium

Audio dramas

River of Death

The Wondrous Box

Murder at the Abbey

Dark Convoy

The Council of Nicaea

100 BC

Murder at Moorsey Manor

The Ravelli Conspiracy

The Hollow Crown

Last of the Romanovs

The Founding Fathers

The Church and the Crown

Autumn

Son of the Dragon

The Settling

The Emperor of Eternity

Other Lives

Resistance

The Marian Conspiracy

The Angel of Scutari

No Man's Land

A Ghost of Alchemy

The Barbarians and the Samurai

Black Thursday

The Rotting Deep

Summer

Catch-1782

Doctor Who and the Pirates

The Doctor's Tale

Hellfire

The Fires of Vulcan

The Alchemists

Farewell, Great Macedon

The Merfolk Murders

The Wrath of the Iceni

The Peterloo Massacre

The Phoenicians

Titles

  • Voyage of the Damned (TV story)
  • Touched by an Angel
  • Destination:
  • Stranger on the Train
  • Ascension (Torchwood Soho audio story)
  • Under Pressure (comic story)
  • The ____ at the End of the World
  • About a Girl (short story)
  • Dark Side of the Moon
  • The Scarlet Empress (novel)

Taskmaster

Series Actor Doctor Who role
Taskmaster Greg Davies King Hydroflax
Series 1 Frank Skinner Perkins
Series 2 Ben "Doc Brown" Bailey-Smith Durkas Cicero
Series 4 Mel Giedroyc Jemima-Katy
Series 5 Aisling Bea Sarah
Series 6 Liza Tarbuck Captain Kaliko
Lysette Barclay
Series 7 Jessica Knappett Dr Ruth Horwitz
Kerry Godliman Karen Coltraine
Series 9 Katy Wix Rhiannon Davies
Belinda
Series 10 Katherine Parkinson Danika Meanwhile
Mawaan Rizwan Mr Castavillian
Richard Herring Taylor Renchard
NYT Nicola Coughlan Joy
Shirley Ballas A dancer
Series 11 Charlotte Ritchie Lin
Lee Mack Daniel Cooper
Series 13 Ardal O'Hanlon Thomas Kincade Brannigan
NYT III Greg James Carlos
NYT IV Lenny Rush Morris Gibbons
Series 17 Steve Pemberton Strackman Lux

Played themselves

Series Actor Role
Series 4 Mel Giedroyc Herself
NYT II Claudia Winkleman Herself
Jonnie Peacock Himself
Series 16 Sue Perkins Herself
NYT IV Zöe Ball Herself
  • In the episode "Fear of failure", Greg calls Doc Brown "the shit Dalek".
  • In the episode "A very nuanced character", Greg says he would "look like a Doctor Who monster".
  • In the episode "A novel about Russian gulags", Greg says Joe Thomas's fake mustache looks like K9.
  • In the episode "Join our cult", David Baddiel steps out of a telephone box dressed as the Thirteenth Doctor.
  • Series 12 contestant Alan Davies was the inspiration for the "scruffy student" Ninth Doctor seen in The Tomorrow Windows.

Nations

Adventures in the Doctor's past

Story Doctor Mentioned in Doctor Quote
1st TV: An Unearthly Child 1st DOCTOR: Have you ever thought what it's like to be wanderers in the fourth dimension? Have you? To be exiles? Susan and I are cut off from our own planet, without friends or protection.
1st TV: Remembrance of the Daleks 7th
AUDIO: Quinnis 1st TV: The Edge of Destruction 1st SUSAN: Oh, I recognise that. That's where we nearly lost the Tardis, four or five journey's back.
DOCTOR: Yes, the planet Quinnis, of the fourth universe.
PROSE: Cambridge Previsited 1st TV: Shada 4th DOCTOR: Did I really? I was here in 1958.
WILKIN: Were you, sir?
DOCTOR: Yes, but in a different body.
PROSE: The Stranger, The Writer, His Wife and the Mixed Metaphor 4th TV: City of Death 4th DOCTOR: Take arms against a sea of troubles? That's a mixed. I told him that was a mixed metaphor and he would insist.
PROSE: Three Wise Men War TV: The Stolen Earth 10th DOCTOR: But you were destroyed. In the very first year of the Time War, at the Gates of Elysium. I saw your command ship fly into the jaws of the Nightmare Child.
COMIC: The Whole Thing's Bananas War TV: The Doctor Dances 9th DOCTOR: Sonic blaster, 51st century. Weapon Factories of Villengard? ... There's a banana grove there, now. I like bananas. Bananas are good.
TV: The Day of the Doctor War TV: Doomsday 10th DOCTOR: By fighting. On the front line. I was there at the fall of Arcadia.
AUDIO: Battle Scars 9th TV: Rose 9th CLIVE: This was taken the day before they were due to sail off for the New World on the Titanic, and for some unknown reason, they cancelled the trip and survived.
AUDIO: Her Own Bootstraps 9th TV: Rose 9th CLIVE: This one washed up on the coast of Sumatra on the very day Krakatoa exploded.
PROSE: The Red Bicycle 9th TV: The Doctor Dances 9th ROSE: Look at you, beaming away like you're Father Christmas.
DOCTOR: Who says I'm not, red bicycle when you were twelve?
COMIC: Return of the Volsci 9th TV: Bad Wolf 9th DOCTOR: Then we went to Kyoto. That's right, Japan in 1336, and we only just escaped.
PROSE: The Lonely Computer 10th TV: The Unicorn and the Wasp 10th DOCTOR: You know, I've been to Belgium. Yeah. I remember I was deep in the Ardennes, trying to find Charlemagne. He'd been kidnapped by an insane computer.
AUDIO: Out of Time 10th TV: The End of Time 10th DOCTOR: I saw the Phosphorous Carousel of the Great Magellan Gestalt
COMIC: Old Girl 10th TV: The End of Time 10th DOCTOR: ...saved a planet from the Red Carnivorous Maw
AUDIO: The Shattered Hourglass 10th TV: The End of Time 10th DOCTOR: ...named a galaxy Alison.
TV: The Day of the Doctor 10th TV: The End of Time 10th DOCTOR: Got married. That was a mistake. Good Queen Bess. And let me tell you, her nickname is no longer. Ahem.

Adventures in the Doctor's future

Story Doctor Mentioned in Doctor Quote
PROSE: One Fateful Knight 8th TV: Battlefield 7th ACE: Are you Merlin?
DOCTOR: No. But I could be, in the future. That is, my personal future. Which could be the past.
TV: The Time of Angels / Flesh and Stone 11th TV: Forest of the Dead 10th RIVER: So, er, crash of the Byzantium. Have we done that yet? Obviously ringing no bells.
PROSE: Picnic at Asgard 11th TV: Silence in the Library 11th RIVER: Oh, picnic at Asgard. Have we done Asgard yet? Obviously not.
TV: The Pandorica Opens / The Big Bang 11th TV: Flesh and Stone 11th RIVER: No sneak previews. Well, except for this one. You'll see me again quite soon, when the Pandorica opens.
PROSE: Lorna's Escape 11th TV: A Good Man Goes to War 11th LORNA: I met you once, in the Gamma Forests. You don't remember me.
TV: The Husbands of River Song 12th TV: Forest of the Dead 10th RIVER: You turned up on my doorstep, with a new haircut and a suit. You took me to Darillium to see the Singing Towers. What a night that was. The Towers sang, and you cried.

List of stories set in a future now in the past

This is a list of Doctor Who stories that were set in a future that is now in the past.

Stories relating to the UNIT dating controversy are included only if they are explicitly dated to a year in the then-future.

Stories relating to the Aliens of London dating controversy and The Power of Three dating controversy are excluded for the sake of brevity.

Television

Story Released in Set in Difference
The Chase: "Journey into Terror" 1965 1996 31 years
The Tenth Planet 1966 1986 20 years
The Power of the Daleks 1966 2020[nb 1] 54 years
The Enemy of the World 1968 2018 50 years
Battlefield 1989 1997[nb 2] 8 years
Dimensions in Time 1993 2013 20 years
Doctor Who 1996 1999 3 years
Dalek 2005 2012 7 years
Fear Her 2006 2012 6 years
Amy's Choice 2010 2015 (dream) 5 years
Cold Blood / The Hungry Earth 2010 2020 10 years

Comics

Story Released in Set in Difference
Moon Landing 1965 1970 5 years
The Faithful Rocket Pack 1967 1988 21 years
Cyber-Mole 1968 1970 2 years
Car of the Century 1968 1989 21 years
Ice Cap Terror 1968 1970 2 years
Business as Usual 1980 1989-1990 9-10 years
Skywatch-7 1981 1985 4 years
Invaders from Gantac! 1989 1992 3 years
The Cast Iron Contract 1989 2020 31 years
The Mark of Mandragora 1991 1999 8 years
The Lunar Strangers 1994 2015 21 years
Plastic Millenium 1994 1999 5 years
Nightmare on the Boulevard 2008 2012 4 years
The Greed of the Gavulav 2009 2018 9 years
Arctic Eclipse 2010 2019 9 years
Lucky Heather 2010 2014 4 years
The Dalek Project 2012 2017 5 years

Prose

Story Released in Set in Difference
Doctor Who and the Tenth Planet 1976 2000 24 years
Timewyrm: Revelation 1991 2018 27 years
Iceberg 1993 2006 13 years
System Shock 1995 1998 3 years
Happy Endings 1996 2010 14 years
Eternity Weeps 1997 2003 6 years
The Shadows of Avalon 2000 2012 12 years
Mad Dogs and Englishmen 2002 2010 8 years
Emotional Chemistry 2003 2024 21 years
Kitsune 2004 2020 16 years
Not in My Back Yard 2005 2017 12 years
Conscription 2008 2012 4 years
Instead of You 2008 2023 15 years
Autonomy 2009 2013 4 years
Life on Mars on Mars 2015 2020 5 years

Cat's Cradle: Warhead c. 2000s, Warlock c. 2014

Damaged Goods 1999, 2015, 2017

Audio

Story Released in Set in Difference
The Harvest 2004 2021 17 years
The Grel Escape 2004 2022 18 years
Frozen Time 2007 2012 5 years
The Eight Truths / Worldwide Web 2009 2015 6 years
The Sentinels of the New Dawn 2011 2014 3 years
House of Blue Fire 2011 2020 9 years
Project: Nirvana 2012 2015 3 years


Designs

Winning design Creator Story Issue Reveal Issue Notes
DWA 250 DWA 257 Draw my next hat!
TBA TBA N/A DWA 306 DWA 324 Design your own stink monster
TBA TBA N/A DWA 310 DWA 325 Design a room in the TARDIS
TBA TBA N/A DWA 319 DWA 324 Design a red monster
TBA TBA N/A DWA 321 DWA 324 Create your own monster
TBA TBA N/A DWA 323 DWA 326 Design a fruit monster

Notes

  1. Only stated in the trailer: "Dr. Who begins a new adventure on the planet Vulcan in the year 2020."
  2. Exact year from The Dying Days
  1. In the original printing of DWM 162, this story is dated to the 5th century. This was changed to the more historically accurate 8th century in The Mark of Mandragora.