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According to an [[American correspondent (Contributors)|American correspondent]], [[Jay Eales (Contributors)|Jay Eales]] had been responsible for the cancellation of ''Doctor Who'' in [[1989]] after he "fiendishly" edited a [[charity]] fanthology, ''[[Walking in Eternity]]'', in the year [[2000]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Contributors (short story)|Contributors]]'')
According to an [[American correspondent (Contributors)|American correspondent]], [[Jay Eales (Contributors)|Jay Eales]] had been responsible for the cancellation of ''Doctor Who'' in [[1989]] after he "fiendishly" edited a [[charity]] fanthology, ''[[Walking in Eternity]]'', in the year [[2000]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Contributors (short story)|Contributors]]'')
====UNIT era====
[[File:Doctor Who Discovers Historical Mysteries.jpg|thumb|''Doctor Who Discovers Historical Mysteries''. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Kingmaker (audio story)|The Kingmaker]]'')]]
According to one account, the [[Doctor Who logo (The Kingmaker)|''Doctor Who'' brand]] came about by accident after [[the press]]'s awareness of the Doctor turned him into a reluctant [[celebrity]], the [[Fifth Doctor]] suggesting that the newfound exposure came following the [[Fourth Doctor]]'s [[Zygon gambit|encounter]] with the [[Skarasen|Loch Ness Monster]]. A [[Target Books (Bafflement and Devotion)|publisher]] approached the Doctor, who accepted their request to write factual books aimed at children. The resulting series was intended to be named ''The Doctor, Who Discovers'' but became ''[[Doctor Who Discovers]]'' after "some [[idiot]]" in the publisher's design department missed the "The". The Doctor completed five books in the series and began work on the sixth, ''[[Doctor Who Discovers Historical Mysteries]]'', but left it unfinished until a robot sent by the publishers from the [[64th century]] invaded the TARDIS to forcefully remind him of his contractual obligation. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Kingmaker (audio story)|The Kingmaker]]'')


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===Undated events===
===Undated events===
[[File:Doctor Who Discovers Historical Mysteries.jpg|thumb|''Doctor Who Discovers Historical Mysteries''. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Kingmaker (audio story)|The Kingmaker]]'')]]
According to one account, the [[Doctor Who logo (The Kingmaker)|''Doctor Who'' brand]] came about by accident after [[the press]]'s awareness of the Doctor turned him into a reluctant [[celebrity]], the [[Fifth Doctor]] suggesting that the newfound exposure came following the [[Fourth Doctor]]'s [[Zygon gambit|encounter]] with the [[Skarasen|Loch Ness Monster]]. A [[Target Books (Bafflement and Devotion)|publisher]] approached the Doctor, who accepted their request to write factual books aimed at children. The resulting series was intended to be named ''The Doctor, Who Discovers'' but became ''[[Doctor Who Discovers]]'' after "some [[idiot]]" in the publisher's design department missed the "The". The Doctor completed five books in the series and began work on the sixth, ''[[Doctor Who Discovers Historical Mysteries]]'', but left it unfinished until a robot sent by the publishers from the [[64th century]] invaded the TARDIS to forcefully remind him of his contractual obligation. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Kingmaker (audio story)|The Kingmaker]]'')
A [[Narrator (The Daleks)|narrator]] once told the story of the [[Mechonoid Incident]], warning that it was a real despite how fantastical it was. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Daleks (audio story)|The Daleks]]'')
A [[Narrator (The Daleks)|narrator]] once told the story of the [[Mechonoid Incident]], warning that it was a real despite how fantastical it was. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Daleks (audio story)|The Daleks]]'')


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