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| {{Update|Info from ''[[Extracts from the Doctor's 500 Year Diary (short story)|Extracts from the Doctor's 500 Year Diary]]'', ''[[Early Man: Dalek Invasion of Earth 2150 B.C. (comic story)|Early Man: Dalek Invasion of Earth 2150 B.C.]]'', and ''[[The Diary of a Dr. Who Addict (novel)|The Diary of a Dr. Who Addict]]'' needs to be added.<br>In addition, information from ''[[The Thief of Sherwood (short story)|The Thief of Sherwood]]'' should, per the revelations at [[Thread:272817#35]], be moved to a separate [[Doctor Who (Godfrey Porter's World)]] page.}} | | {{Update|Info from ''[[Extracts from the Doctor's 500 Year Diary (short story)|Extracts from the Doctor's 500 Year Diary]]'', ''[[Early Man: Dalek Invasion of Earth 2150 B.C. (comic story)|Early Man: Dalek Invasion of Earth 2150 B.C.]]'', and ''[[The Diary of a Dr. Who Addict (novel)|The Diary of a Dr. Who Addict]]'' needs to be added.}} |
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| === Parallel timelines === | | === Parallel timelines === |
| In [[Godfrey Porter's World|one reality]], where the Doctor did not appear to ever have existed as a real individual, from [[19 September]] to [[24 October]] [[1964]], a six-part story entitled ''[[The Outlaws]]'' was first broadcast, starring actor [[William Hartnell (The Thief of Sherwood)|William Hartnell]] as a version of the [[First Doctor]]. The six episodes were titled: "The Deserted Castle", "The Thief of Sherwood", "The Alchemist", "Errand of Mercy", "Ransom" and "A Guest For the Gallows". Episodes 3 and 5 were missing but still existed as off-air recordings. It had the production code "I".
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| | | ''Doctor Who'' also existed as a TV series/franchise in several [[parallel universe]]s. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[TV Action! (comic story)|TV Action!]]'', ''[[The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who (comic story)|The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who]]'', [[PROSE]]: ''[[All Our Christmases (short story)|All Our Christmases]]'', ''[[The Thief of Sherwood (short story)|The Thief of Sherwood]]'', [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deadline (audio story)|Deadline]]'') |
| The guest cast for "The Deserted Castle" included [[William Russell (The Thief of Sherwood)|William Russell]] in a dual role also as [[Robin Hood (The Thief of Sherwood)|Robin Hood]], [[Archie Duncan]] as [[Little John (The Thief of Sherwood)|Little John]], [[Ronald Hines]] as [[Will Scarlet (The Thief of Sherwood)|Will Scarlet]], [[Frank Thornton (The Thief of Sherwood)|Frank Thornton]] as the [[Sheriff of Nottingham (The Thief of Sherwood)|Sheriff of Nottingham]], [[Anneke Wills (The Thief of Sherwood)|Anneke Wills]] as [[Maid Marion (The Thief of Sherwood)|Maid Marion]], [[Milton Johns (The Thief of Sherwood)|Milton Johns]] as the [[Peddler (The Thief of Sherwood)|peddler]], [[Carl Bernard]] as a [[Villager (The Thief of Sherwood)|villager]] and [[Ivor Colin]] as a [[Man-at-arms (The Thief of Sherwood)|man-at-arms]]. The [[writer]] was [[Godfrey Porter]], the [[title music]] was by [[Ron Grainer (The Thief of Sherwood)|Ron Grainer]] with the [[BBC Radiophonic Workshop (The Thief of Sherwood)|BBC Radiophonic Workshop]], the [[incidental music]] was composed and conducted by [[Harper C Bassett]], the [[story editor]] was [[David Whitaker (The Thief of Sherwood)|David Whitaker]], the [[designer]] was [[Barry Newbery (The Thief of Sherwood)|Barry Newbery]], the [[associate producer]] was [[Mervyn Pinfield (The Thief of Sherwood)|Mervyn Pinfield]], the [[producer]] was [[Verity Lambert (The Thief of Sherwood)|Verity Lambert]] and the [[director]] was [[Patrick Whitfield]].
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| While doing an [[alchemy]] demonstration for the Sheriff in Episode 3, the Doctor nearly blows himself up while mixing chemicals, leaving him absent for two episodes while Hartnell recovered from a short illness.
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| The [[Dalek (The Thief of Sherwood)|Daleks]] appeared in one of the first eight stories of this version of ''Doctor Who''; the tenth story was titled ''[[Planet of Giants]]'' and followed on from a [[cliffhanger]] in which the [[Fault locator (The Thief of Sherwood)|fault locator]] warned of a build-up of pressure within [[The Doctor's TARDIS (The Thief of Sherwood)|the TARDIS]].
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| In [[1986]], Godfrey Porter wrote a [[novelisation]] of ''The Outlaws'' entitled ''[[The Thief of Sherwood]]'' for [[Target Books (Bafflement and Devotion)|Target Books]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Thief of Sherwood (short story)|The Thief of Sherwood]]'')
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| The [[Eighth Doctor]] encountered a [[Doctor Who (TV Action!)|version of the ''Doctor Who'' TV series]] in [[Parallel universe (Deadline)|a parallel universe]] where he realised that he did not exist as a real individual; instead, he encountered the actor [[Tom Baker (TV Action!)|Tom Baker]], who resembled the Doctor's [[Fourth Doctor|fourth self]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[TV Action! (comic story)|TV Action!]]'')
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| The [[Eleventh Doctor]] also found himself stranded in a "[[meta-fictional]]" [[Parallel universe (The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who)|Parallel universe]] where [[Doctor Who (The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who)|''Doctor Who'']] existed as a TV programme with a long and storied history; to his surprise, all of the series' episodes matched events in his past exactly. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who (comic story)|The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who]]'')
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| [[Parallel universe (Deadline)|Another universe]] existed where ''[[Doctor Who (Deadline)|Doctor Who]]'' was the failed creation of [[Martin Bannister]]; in the original timeline, it was extremely popular, but excessive [[time travel]] caused the programme to be effectively replaced by ''[[Juliet Bravo]]''. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deadline (audio story)|Deadline]]'', [[PROSE]]: ''[[All Our Christmases (short story)|All Our Christmases]]'') | |
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| == Behind the scenes == | | == Behind the scenes == |
