User:NateBumber/Sandbox

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Hi, welcome to my Sandbox! Here's a brief tour of each page's past and present, as of September 2022, admittedly more for self-reference than others'.

  1. /1 is a staging ground for my forum threads. You can see which forum threads I've created by checking the page logs.
  2. /2[1] is a demo space to help illustrate my points in forum threads.
  3. /3[2] hosts a hodgepodge of lists:
    • a catalogue of characters who are intended to be others but aren't explicitly identified as such;
    • valid stories which reference invalid stories; and
    • non-valid licensed appearances of DWU characters.
  4. /4[3] is a table to help me wrap my head around TV Century 21.
  5. /5[4] is currently blank.
  6. /6[5] is currently blank.

There's also some sandbox pages which I'm using specifically to work on certain articles:

Finally, User:NateBumber/Sandbox/0[6] is this index.

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ I've previously used Sandbox2 for the merger of Yssgaroth into Great Vampire; two reorganisations of Faction Paradox (series); a rewrite of Great House; a reformatting of Bernice Summerfield (series); a short rewrite of Torchwood (TV series); a list of deleted DWBIT Dalek Wars pages to be restored per Thread:264328; and a workspace for proposed usages of {{tree}}.
  2. ↑ Sandbox3 was formerly used for merging Eternal War and Time Lord-Vampire War, drafting BBC Doctor Who novels, and creating the combined sortable list of stories at Time Lord Victorious.
  3. ↑ In the past, Sandbox4 hosted an early version of The Doctor's early life, demonstrated the merger of Virgin Bernice Summerfield New Adventures into Virgin New Adventures, and listed open forum threads that had come to a conclusion but weren't yet closed.
  4. ↑ Sandbox5 has been used intermittently for drafting The Doctor's ninth incarnation; rewriting Iris Wildthyme (series); drafting a cancelled merger of Weapon (The Eyeless) into The Moment (see Thread:231584); reorganising War in Heaven; merging Daniel Joyce and The Doctor's father into Ulysses; adding biographical info to Pre-narrative Briefings; and prepping /Morbius I.
  5. ↑ Sandbox6 was previously used as a staging ground for reformatting TV Comic.
  6. ↑ This page was previously dedicated to Interference (novel).

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Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Published as part of Obverse Sextet.
  2. ↑ The exact date of release is complicated due to the book's page on the Obverse website being placed up early at an unknown day in early April. Stuart Douglas decided not to take down this page, releasing a statement on 5 April. The book was later given a "proper" release on the 26th.
  3. ↑ Not directly branded as a Faction Paradox publication upon release.
  4. ↑ Published as part of Obverse Quarterly.
  5. ↑ While BBV continued to use the Faction Paradox logo on further Hellscape releases, they were released without the Faction Paradox license.[45]
  6. ↑ Later reprinted as part of Dead Romance.

References[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lawrence Miles (28 May 2000). The "Last Ever" Interview. Menace The Miles. Archived from the original on 4 February 2003.
  2. ↑ Philip Purser-Hallard (20 August 2012). Re: Rate 36. The Ancestor Cell. Gallifrey Base. “The Time Lord War was never meant to be something which actually happened in the EDA range – it was part of the Doctor's distant future, like Merlin or the Valeyard, and could have been kept there indefinitely if the editors had shown wiling.”
  3. ↑ Lawrence Miles (11 March 2001). 64 Thousand-Dollar Questions. The Complete Lawrence Miles. Archived from the original on 1 March 2005.
  4. ↑ Lawrence Miles (17 August 1999). All-Purpose Internet Statement. Rec.arts.drwho. Archived from the original on 22 April 2001.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Lawrence Miles (2001). Outpost Gallifrey Interview. Outpost Gallifrey. Archived from the original on 14 June 2003.
  6. ↑ New Faction Paradox Book Announced - Edited by Lawrence Miles!. Mad Norwegian Press (12 February 2002). Archived from the original on 22 April 2003.
  7. ↑ Lawrence Miles (2003). The Faction Paradox Interview. BBV Online. Archived from the original on 6 May 2003.
  8. ↑ Philip Purser-Hallard. Of the City of the Saved Notes – Book Three. Infinitarian.com. “Lawrence Miles decided early on that there would be minimal emphasis on “aliens” in the Faction universe: in The Book of the War non-humans are gods, like the members of the Great Houses, or monsters, like the Mal'akh.”
  9. ↑ Lawrence Miles; Brent Keane (5 January 2004). Paradoxically Speaking. Ninth Art.
  10. ↑ Faction Paradox Novels Update. Mad Norwegian Press (24 February 2003). Archived from the original on 22 April 2003.
  11. ↑ Philip Purser-Hallard. Of the City of the Saved Notes – Book Two. Infinitarian.com.
  12. ↑ Mags L. Halliday. Author's Notes. Warring States ebook edition (2013). “This was another conceit of the series: that each novel was set earlier than the previous one. So the events at the end of Erasing Sherlock trigger elements of Warring States, and the end of Warring States triggers elements of Of City of the Saved...”
  13. ↑ Faction News. Mad Norwegian Press (2003-2005). Archived from the original on 5 July 2005.
  14. ↑ Faction Paradox comic on the horizon!. Mad Norwegian Press (19 September 2002). Archived from the original on 22 April 2003.
  15. ↑ Image Comics Press Release. Mad Norwegian Press (15 May 2003). Archived from the original on 22 August 2003. “Faction Paradox has a five-year history in science-fiction novels, but there's not a lick of pre-knowledge required for the comic book series.”
  16. ↑ Premier Gems of the Month. Diamond Comics (June 2003). Archived from the original on 4 June 2003.
  17. ↑ Faction Paradox #1. Mad Norwegian Press (2003). Archived from the original on 5 February 2004.
  18. ↑ Lars Pearson (June 2004). Mad Norwegian ends Faction Paradox comic series. Mad Norwegian Press. Archived from the original on 4 August 2004.
  19. ↑ BBV News. BBV Online (September 2003). Archived from the original on 4 October 2003. “Season 4 also wraps up BBV's audio output for the time being, with the exception of the Faction Paradox range, which will move to a separate audio series in their own right.”
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 Downtime – The Lost Years of Doctor Who
  21. ↑ Faction News. Mad Norwegian Press (2005-2008). Archived from the original on 27 September 2008.
  22. ↑ Lars Pearson (4 October 2005). You want to know the few-char!. The Faction Paradox Community.
  23. ↑ Random Static to publish Faction Paradox novels. Random Static Ltd (July 2007). Archived from the original on 22 August 2007.
  24. ↑ A tale of love and magic in the Faction universe. The Big Idea (11 January 2008).
  25. ↑ Newtons Sleep puts Wellington back on sci-fi map. Scoop Independent News (7 January 2008).
  26. ↑ Kelly Buchanan (16 January 2009). Newtons Sleep Ebook and Other News. The Faction Paradox Community.
  27. ↑ Daniel O'Mahony. Newtons Sleep. Random Static. Archived from the original on 20 January 2009.
  28. ↑ Kelly Buchanan (2009). New Faction Paradox in 2010. “In 2010 we'll be publishing an anthology of NZ speculative fiction, and the next novel in the Faction Paradox setting.”
  29. ↑ Stuart Douglas (7 June 2010). Faction Paradox – the shorter version. Gallifrey Base.
  30. ↑ Stuart Douglas (13 August 2010). Faction Paradox: A Romance in Twelve Parts. Gallifrey Base.
  31. ↑ Stuart Douglas (23 December 2011). Faction Paradox 2012. Obverse Books.
  32. ↑ Lawrence Burton (22 March 2013). Against Nature has Arrived. Onereed.
  33. ↑ Simon Bucher-Jones (28 January 2014). Shard Apocrypha – Brakespeare Initialisation. SBJ's Pantechnicon Extravaganza.
  34. ↑ Stuart Douglas (22 August 2011). Re: Faction Paradox: A Romance in Twelve Parts. Gallifrey Base. “Ahem...watch this (or some related) space :)”
  35. ↑ Stuart Douglas (6 December 2011). The Obverse Quarterly Year Two. Gallifrey Base.
  36. ↑ Blair Bidmead (1 January 2017). Faction Paradox – Weapons Grade Snake Oil: Author Q&A. We Are Cult.
  37. ↑ Dale Smith (2018). Spinning Jenny. Dale Smith Online.
  38. ↑ Coming very soon – THE BOOK OF THE ENEMY. Obverse Books on Facebook (25 November 2017).
  39. ↑ Coming soon – The Book of the Peace. Obverse Books on Facebook (7 September 2017).
  40. ↑ The Book of the Peace Dossier. Obverse Books (2018).
  41. ↑ Sextet – An Obverse Anniversary Celebration. Obverse Books on Facebook (6 February 2019).
  42. ↑ BBV Productions (25 February 2022). P.R.O.B.E. Case Files: Volume 2 announcement. BBV on Twitter.
  43. ↑ Lawrence Miles (6 June 2021). I strongly recommend that you don't buy any Faction Paradox material from BBV.. Lawrence Miles on Twitter. Archived from the original on 6 June 2021.
  44. ↑ Thread on the Current Situation with BBV Productions. r/Gallifrey. Reddit (29 October 2021).
  45. ↑ 45.0 45.1 Jacob Addyman (30 May 2022). "So the Faction Paradox stuff is tricky". Gallifrey Base.
  46. ↑ 46.0 46.1 46.2 Aristide Twain (9 March 2022). Eight "Lost" BBV Projects. Aristide Twain on Tumblr.
  47. ↑ 47.0 47.1 Obverse Books (21 April 2021). Announcing a new series – Worlds of the Spiral Politic. Facebook.
  48. ↑ Obverse Books (19 February 2021). Open Submissions Call for The Boulevard. Facebook.
  49. ↑ Obverse Books (11 April 2021). Obverse Books on Twitter. Twitter.
  50. ↑ Faction Paradox: Dionus' War - 4 Audio Bundle. Retrieved on 14 December 2021.
  51. ↑ Lawrence Miles (January 2007). On Monsters. The Beasthouse. Archived from the original on 30 March 2007.
  52. ↑ Spinoff Comics – The Millennium Effect
  53. ↑ Tom Pratchett (21 February 2003). Re: Do I need to read Henrietta St?. The Faction Paradox Community. “I should really look at what Lawrence sends me before I just upload it willy nilly.”
  54. ↑ Lawrence Miles (11 November 2001). The Story So Far: Faction Paradox, as Much as It's Known. Faction Paradox. Archived from the original on 15 November 2001.
  55. ↑ Lawrence Miles (14 September 2002). Faction Armour: Some Design Notes. Faction Paradox. Archived from the original on 5 February 2003.
  56. ↑ Lawrence Miles (11 November 2001). Blood Ties: Inside the Grandfather's House. Faction Paradox. Archived from the original on 15 November 2001.
  57. ↑ Lawrence Miles (2005). Crimes Against History. Faction Paradox. Archived from the original on 19 July 2006.
  58. ↑ Mags L. Halliday. When did the War Actually start. The Faction Paradox Community.
  59. ↑ Mags L. Halliday (14 September 2002). The Eleven-Day Empire: A Tour of the Capital. Faction Paradox. Archived from the original on 4 February 2003.
  60. ↑ Lawrence Miles (2005). Scripts. Faction Paradox. Archived from the original on 12 April 2006.
  61. ↑ Philip Purser-Hallard. Of the City of the Saved Notes – Book One. Infinitarian.com. “[Sidebars] were integral to the pseudo-reference style of The Book of the War, and it was planned – initially, at least – that the device would form part of the house style for the Faction Paradox novels.”
  62. ↑ Emil Fortune (2 June 2022). It’s not quite the Faction of old. Emil Fortune on Twitter. Archived from the original on 2 June 2022.

Thinly-veiled characters[[edit] | [edit source]]

Doctors[[edit] | [edit source]]

Masters[[edit] | [edit source]]

Other DWU characters[[edit] | [edit source]]

Non-DWU characters[[edit] | [edit source]]

Gerry Anderson universe[[edit] | [edit source]]

Main article: Talk:The Indestructible Man (novel)#Parallels

Blake's 7[[edit] | [edit source]]

Alien[[edit] | [edit source]]

Valid references to non-valid stories[[edit] | [edit source]]

An index of topics on this wiki which would be easier to cover using {{NCmaterial}} and my subpage proposal. Per Tardis:Valid sources#Terminology, I've divided them between "invalid" and "not covered". Please feel free to add to this list!

Invalid stories[[edit] | [edit source]]

Invalid story Reference Incorporated?
"The Pilot Episode" Unnatural History, Escape Velocity, and Deadline mention the Doctor's possible origin in the 49th century Tardis Red x mark.png
Do You Have a Licence to Save this Planet? The Bloodletters mentions the Chiropodist Tardis Red x mark.png
Attack of the Graske Opera of Doom! references the ABBA concert Tardis Red x mark.png
Monster File: Christmas references the changelings Tardis Red x mark.png
Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane? references "the Graske activity on Earth a few years ago" Tardis Red x mark.png
Journey's End and SJAF 1 reference Griffoth Tardis Blue check mark.png
The Twelfth Doctor Interactive Story Big Bang Generation mentions Time Squids and Crinis Tardis Red x mark.png
Time Fracture Time Fracture Show Companion, UNIT Field Log, This is Sergeant Robert Dudley., et al. Tardis Red x mark.png

Not covered stories[[edit] | [edit source]]

Here I'm considering specifically licensed crossovers, not unofficial crossovers like the various appearances of Sherlock Holmes.

Concept Relevant NC appearances Incorporated?
Kemble Fireball XL5 episode Space Vacation Tardis Blue check mark.png
Special Executive Captain Britain (The Daredevils, Captain Britain Monthly, Excalibur) Tardis Red x mark.png
{{Hitchhikers}} The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Tardis Blue check mark.png
Chronotis Dirk Gently Tardis Red x mark.png
Richard Mace Eric Saward radio plays The Assassin (1974), Pegasus (1975), The Nemesis Machine (1976) Tardis Red x mark.png
Gwanzulum Other Marvel UK comics at the time, including Combat Colin, Thundercats, and The Real Ghostbusters Tardis Red x mark.png
Fred, {{Audio Visuals}} Audio Visuals; The Wanderer Tardis Red x mark.png
Cyberons, Lauren Anderson Cyberon: Cyber-Hunt, Cybergeddon, Cyberon, The Planet That Armageddon Forgot Tardis Red x mark.png
Adrienne Kramer Time Rift fan film Tardis Red x mark.png
Phoenix Court characters Phoenix Court series Tardis Blue check mark.png
Carnell Blake's 7: Weapon Tardis Red x mark.png
Gauda Prime Blake's 7: Blake Tardis Red x mark.png
Quantum mnemonics Adrian Middleton's Apocrypha Tardis Red x mark.png
Tegorak Tardis Blue check mark.png
Pengallia Tardis Red x mark.png
Zargathons The Zargathon Menace in Perfect Timing Tardis Red x mark.png
Grant Markham Wish Upon a Star Beast and Schrodinger's Botanist in Perfect Timing Tardis Blue check mark.png
Carmen Yeh Schrodinger's Botanist in Perfect Timing Tardis Blue check mark.png
Johnny Chess Chain Male in Perfect Timing; Disturbance at the Heron House in Missing Pieces; et al. Tardis Red x mark.png
Venusians Venusian Sunset in Perfect Timing; Blue Venus in Tales of the Solar System; By the Time I Get to Venus Tardis Red x mark.png
Miranda Dawkins, Last Contact Lance Parkin's charity stories Fishy Business, Iris Explains, The School of Doom Tardis Blue check mark.png
Klade Philip Purser-Hallard's Retrogenesis (in Forgotten Lives II, with permission of Lance Parkin)
Gallowglass Commune in Myth Makers 13 Tardis Red x mark.png
Alcestis False Gods in Myth Makers Presents: Essentials Tardis Blue check mark.png
Joel Mintz Room With No Doors – A Cutaway in Missing Pieces Tardis Red x mark.png
Fitz Kreiner Stephen Cole's Fitz Kreiner and the Onion of Doom in Missing Pieces Tardis Red x mark.png
Jacqueline Maguire All the Time in the World in Missing Pieces Tardis Red x mark.png
Charlotte Pollard Head in the Sand in Missing Pieces Tardis Red x mark.png
Anji Kapoor Going Home in Missing Pieces Tardis Red x mark.png
Craig Hinton's mythos Aspects of Evil in Missing Pieces; The Quantum Archangel Notes in Shelf Life; Time's Champion Tardis Red x mark.png
Patience's husband
Rassilon's purge of the Loom-born 		Executive Action in Walking in Eternity; Past Lives in Forgotten Lives Tardis Red x mark.png
Old man, Iphegenia Analysis in Walking in Eternity, et al. Tardis Red x mark.png
Spiderweiss Man of Smoke and Dust in Walking in Eternity Tardis Blue check mark.png
Sebastian Grayle Seasons of Fear novelisation in LifeDeath Tardis Red x mark.png
Iris Wildthyme Bafflement & Devotion; The Runaway Hi-Fi in A Second Target for Tommy Tardis Red x mark.png
Brenda and Effie Jacobs The Brenda and Effie Mysteries Tardis Red x mark.png
The Cold Cold Snap in Kim Newman's Diogenes Club series Tardis Red x mark.png
Reginald Forthman, Pik Lim Bibliophage (covered, but see talk page; see also the rest of Decalog 5: Wonders) Tardis Blue check mark.png
Claudia Marwood The Stranger Tardis Red x mark.png
Minka BBC One's Warriors Tardis Red x mark.png
Marcie Hatter Russell T Davies' Dark Season Tardis Red x mark.png
Sandra Mitchell Russell T Davies' Children's Ward Tardis Red x mark.png
Vivaldi inheritance Russell T Davies' Mine All Mine; see also that series' Yanto Jones Tardis Red x mark.png
Guinevere One Russell T Davies' Years and Years Tardis Red x mark.png
The Rose & Crown Steven Moffat's Dracula Tardis Blue check mark.png
Harold Chorley (?) Steven Moffat's Sherlock Tardis Red x mark.png
Drunk man et al. With All Awry from Mythmakers Presents: Golden Years 1963-2013 Tardis Red x mark.png
Señor 105 The Periodic Adventures of Señor 105; The Time Wrestlers in A Target for Tommy Tardis Red x mark.png
Sentients "Scene to Uncover" in Forgotten Lives 2 Tardis Red x mark.png
Manleigh Halt Irregulars Obverse Books' charity anthology Storyteller Tardis Red x mark.png
Theo Possible Significant Others; Grumpy Auld Men in A Target for Tommy Tardis Red x mark.png
Butterfly room The Caterpillar Room in A Second Target for Tommy Tardis Red x mark.png
Clockwork owl Newbury & Hobbes: The Osiris Ritual Tardis Red x mark.png
Jerry Cornelius Michael Moorcock's Multiverse Tardis Red x mark.png
Vince Cosmos, et al. Baker's End Tardis Red x mark.png
The Ninnies on Putney Common Paul Magrs' The Ninnies Tardis Red x mark.png
Raithaduine, Judy Collins, Enigma Tree Rachel Redhead's Refugees of the Raithaduine; Orphans of the Raithaduine; The Enigma Variations; The Inferior Comedy; The Wander Years; Time's Enema; Breaking the Fourth in Nine Lives Tardis Red x mark.png
Archons The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel Tardis Red x mark.png
Frank Archer Magic Bullet Productions' The Time Waster and Radio Bastard Tardis Red x mark.png
Slarvians The Slarvian Menace and Queen of Slarvos in Big Finish's The Tomorrow People Tardis Red x mark.png
Samuel Barnett's Cicero Big Finish's Cicero Tardis Red x mark.png
Alexander Vlahos' Dorian Gray Big Finish's The Confessions of Dorian Gray Tardis Red x mark.png
Nicholas Briggs' Sherlock Holmes Big Finish's Sherlock Holmes Tardis Red x mark.png
Return of the Repressed's Sigmund Freud Big Finish's The Sigmund Freud Files (they totally implied this in an ad once or something! (?) (!!)) Tardis Red x mark.png
Kerides The Kerides the Thinker series Tardis Red x mark.png
Cinder, Sarkovians The Moments In Between in Seasons of War Tardis Blue check mark.png
Kalkrav Climbing the Mountain in Seasons of War Tardis Blue check mark.png
"Chronosmiths" The Chronosmith Chronicles, per the "Chronosmith" alias established in Seasons of War? Edge case Tardis Red x mark.png
Rachel Edwards, Auteur, et al. 10,000 Dawns Tardis Red x mark.png
Erimem Splinter of Eternity in Master Pieces Tardis Red x mark.png
John Polidori Valour and Vanity (via Wringing Off) Tardis Red x mark.png
Mocata Grange The Breath of God, one of the Titan Sherlock Holmes books Tardis Blue check mark.png
The Brigadier When Times Change… Tardis Red x mark.png
Perdix Seconds Tardis Red x mark.png
The Man in Black See also The Man in Grey Tardis Red x mark.png

Realities[[edit] | [edit source]]

Every Doctor Who story gives us a new picture of the Doctor's reality. Technically speaking, we could create [[The Doctor's reality (Story Name)]] for every story on the wiki which features the Doctor. But the primary question I believe we should be asking in merge-related conversations is "Is it useful to our readers to have separate pages?" In most cases, there's no reason to doubt that a story depicts the same reality as its predecessor, whether that's the previous Virgin New Adventures novel, Monthly Adventures audio, or TV episode.

But there are several notable exceptions preventing us from merging everything into a single The Doctor's reality. When it comes to continuity, tone, and worldview, the Doctor Who universe's many spin-offs and sub-series have usually been more concerned with themselves than each other. For instance, within a series such as The Monthly Adventures, one can expect to find more references to previous audios and the Classic show than the Virgin Decalogs or Doctor Who annuals. As a result, a story's predecessor often simply isn't clear. Is the first Virgin New Adventures novel, Timewyrm: Genesys, best understood as a continuation of the prior TV episode, Survival, or the prior novel(isation), The Curse of Fenric?

The result of this thought process is a discrete number of relatively self-contained chunks of the Doctor's reality, roughly mapping onto the real-world series or sets of series. It's natural that this would be the most helpful to our readers. Sometimes these pieces have ebbed and flowed into each other through shared characters or references; other times, they have gone out of their way to paint each other as separate timelines or universes. While acknowleding that most sources indicate these chunks to be the same reality, covering them separately helps to highlight the ways in which they stand on their own. TheChampionOfTime and MrThermomanPreacher have paved the way for this with the creation of pages like Virgin reality and The Doctor's reality (An Unearthly Child). I've contributed to MrThermomanPreacher's collaborative chart of these "reality" pages.

A rough list of potential and disputed diverging continuities/timelines/universes to keep track of things. Generally speaking, simple alternate timelines caused by clear changes to history (Day of the Daleks etc.) and explicit parallel universes separate from "N-Space" such as Pete's World and the Unbound Universe should not be included here; to see them go to User:Chubby Potato/Sandbox/List of realities, though that's not to say that the realities listed below may not be added there if so desired.

This page is very much a work in progress. Feel free to add or edit. Suggestions or recommendations are welcome.

Name First Appearance Notes
The Doctor's universe TV: An Unearthly Child (1963) The world of which all these realities are differing accounts or alternative versions. Per T:NPOV, each disputed reality has approximately equal claim to representing the "real" account of the Doctor's universe.
Original palimpsest universe NOTVALID: The Pilot Episode (1963) An overwritten reality and potentially the original version of history, suggested by the boy, in which the Doctor was a human who came from "some planet" in the 49th century. (PROSE: Unnatural History)
The Doctor's reality (An Unearthly Child) ("Hartnellverse") TV: An Unearthly Child (1963) The original "continuity" which begins in the very first episode with the First Doctor played by William Hartnell in Totter's Lane. Later developments establish his ability to regenerate, his disputed origin as a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey and the conflicting accounts of incarnations preceding the First Doctor.
John and Gillian's world COMIC: The Klepton Parasites Disputed TV Comic continuity in which "Dr. Who", based on the First Doctor (William Hartnell) then the Second Doctor (Patrick Troughton), travels with grandchildren John and Gillian.
Yarvelling's reality COMIC: Genesis of Evil Disputed TV Century 21 continuity in which the Daleks humanoid "forefathers" are the blue-skinned Daleks and the Dalek War Machines were created by Yarvelling. Most notably disputed by the introduction of Davros and the Kaleds in Genesis of the Daleks. Potential connections to both the Hartnellverse and the Cushingverse.
Dr. Who's reality (Dr. Who and the Daleks) ("Cushingverse") TV: Dr. Who and the Daleks The alternative continuity home to the human Dr. Who, played by Peter Cushing.[1]
The Doctor's reality (Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks) PROSE: Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks Disputed Target novelisation continuity in which the Doctor and Susan settled in Barnes Common, along with many other slight or major differences.
"Dalek timeline" TV: Genesis of the Daleks (mentioned only) A potential future in which the Daleks have exterminated all other life, motivating the Time Lords to prevent this from happening by enacting the Genesis Incident.
Genesis timeline TV: Genesis of the Daleks The disputed results of the Fourth Doctor's interference in the Daleks' early history.
2-D universe COMIC: The Iron Legion The reality of the Doctor Who Magazine comic stories.
Virgin reality PROSE: Timewyrm: Genesys The reality of the Virgin Books New Adventures, Missing Adventures, and Decalogs.
Braxiatel Collection's revised timeline The divergent continuity of Big Finish's Bernice Summerfield series,
Barusa's universe PROSE: The Chronicles of Doctor Who? The universe of the Leekley Bible.
The Doctor's reality (The Eight Doctors) PROSE: The Eight Doctors The reality of the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures novels.[2]
Infinity Doctor's reality PROSE: The Infinity Doctors (1998) The unique state of reality home to the Infinity Doctor.
The Doctor's reality (The Curse of Fatal Death) TV: The Curse of Fatal Death (1999) The divergent continuity home to the Ninth Doctor (Rowan Atkinson) and beyond.
Positive-time universe The reality of Big Finish Productions' Monthly Adventures, including Eighth Doctor's travels with Charley Pollard.
Reality (Auton) TV: Auton The reality of the Auton Trilogy.
The Doctor's reality (Scream of the Shalka) NOTVALID: Scream of the Shalka (2003) The divergent continuity home to the Ninth Doctor as played by Richard E Grant.
Auld Mortality's universe AUDIO: Auld Mortality [3]
Cyberverse TV: Real Time A divergent continuity where Cybermen become dominant in the universe, depicted as an alternate reality in PROSE: Spiral Scratch.
The Doctor's reality (The Not-So-Sinister Sponge) The reality of the "Special Occasions" stories in Short Trips and Side Steps, based on the Doctor Who annuals.
Infected timeline (Interference) PROSE: Interference et al. The timeline established by the rewriting of the Third Doctor's death.
War Era universe PROSE: Alien Bodies et al. The War in Heaven.
Post-War universe PROSE: The Burning et al. The reality following the War in Heaven. One of several competing versions of the post-War universe is the Council of Eight's universe.
Pre-Time War universe TV: An Unearthly Child[source needed] The state of reality prior to the Last Great Time War, primarily seen in the "classic series" and spin-off works prior to the introduction of the "new series".
Time War timeline The distinct, fluctuating state of reality during the Last Great Time War. Mostly sealed off from the normal universe by time lock.
Gallifrey's history (The Day of the Doctor) A potential history in which Gallifrey was in fact destroyed at the end of the Time War before history was changed so that it survived in The Day of the Doctor (2013). May or may not be related to that seen in Doctor Who and the Time War.
Post-Time War universe TV: Rose (2005) The state of reality in the "new series" in which the "Ninth Doctor" (Christopher Eccleston) follows the War Doctor, who himself followed the Eighth Doctor. Lasts at least up to the end of the Tenth Doctor's life (the RTD era).
Cracked universe (The Eleventh Hour) TV: The Eleventh Hour (2010) The damaged universe seen throughout Series 5 (the Eleventh Doctor's first series).
Starless world TV: The Big Bang (2010) The last stage of the cracked universe before Big Bang Two.
Rebooted universe (The Big Bang) TV: The Big Bang (2010) The restored universe introduced in the Series 5 finale. Presumably the current state of reality at least as far as the television series is concerned.
Lethbridge-Stewart's universe (The Forgotten Son) PROSE: The Forgotten Son The alternate timeline setting of Candy Jar Books' Lethbridge-Stewart series.
Collapsing Universe PROSE: Blood Heat Second Iteration The setting of Jim Mortimore's "Director's Cut" novels.
Cutaway universe COMIC: Down These Mean Streets A Man Must Go Continuity of Cutaway Comics' Lytton.

Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ Including not just the theatrical films but also The House on Oldark Moor.
  2. ↑ Divided into a countable number of epochs, including the Blonde Sam timeline, The Relic's timeline, and Infected timeline (Interference).
  3. ↑ Compare other Doctor Who Unbound universes, such as the Unbound Universe, Parallel universe (Deadline), and particularly Parallel universe (Full Fathom Five), which ties into the main-continuity 2040 timeline (The Nuclear Option) from Short Trips: 2040.

A handy table to help me wrap my head around TV Century 21 and plan the creation of pages for individual issues.

Year One[[edit] | [edit source]]

# Cover Daleks Stingray XL5 Lady P 21 Other Date
1 Stingray Lost! Genesis of Evil The Monster Jellyfish The Batmen Mr. Steelman 23 January 1965
2 Stingray Attacked! 30 January 1965
3 Battle Stations! 6 February 1965
4 Fireball Surrenders! Power Play 13 February 1965
5 Titan Declares War! 20 February 1965
6 Destruction! The Vengeance of Saharis! 27 February 1965
7 Marineville Waits! Graham Page 6 March 1965
8 Superjet Shot Down Curse of the Crustavons 13 March 1965
9 Jungle Terror! 20 March 1965
10 Earth in Peril! 27 March 1965
11 Stingray Hunts Aliens Duel of the Daleks 3 April 1965
12 New Rocket Engine Tested! Behind Enemy Lines 10 April 1965
13 Scoop! 17 April 1965
14 Zodiac's Rescue Bid! Who Killed Elias Hoodreim? 24 April 1965
15 Battle in Space The Atlanta Kidnap Affair Space Border Battle 1 May 1965
16 Atlanta Kidnapped! Ceasefire — But War Tension Mounts... 8 May 1965
17 Fireball Mystery Flight! President Offers Peace... Howard Whitehead 15 May 1965
18 Tempest Awarded V.M. The Amaryll Challenge Colonel Zodiac Disappears see list[1] 22 May 1965
19 Kaplan Assassinated! Assassination! Penelope Takes Up The Search 29 May 1965
20 Stingray Searches Zodiac Makes An Arrest The Return of Mr. Steelman 5 June 1965
21 Stingray Breaks Out! Army In House To House Search All In The Mind see list[2] 12 June 1965
22 Zodiac Sends For Stingray! On the Trail of the Kaplan's Killers Assassins Escape! 19 June 1965
23 Daleks Seek New Conquests The Ghosts of Station Seventeen Zodiac Flies Out... D. Connell 26 June 1965
24 XL5 Collision Course! XL5 Under Attack 3 July 1965
25 Ghost Castle Mutiny The Penta Ray Factor Revolution on Astra 10 July 1965
26 Civil War Astra's Final Battle 17 July 1965
27 Spaceship S.O.S. The Giant Ant Invasion [3] J. Webster 24 July 1965
28 Peaceful Thals Ambushed! see list[4] 31 July 1965
29 Bullion Train see list[5] 7 August 1965
30 Ghost Ship Hunted! J. Gray 14 August 1965
31 World Government Official Missing Aquatraz Enter S.O.F.R.A.M. 21 August 1965
32 New York Blaze 28 August 1965
33 Black Forest Siege! Plague of Death E. Oglesby 4 September 1965
34 Ice Planet Mystery Icemen of Space [6] 11 September 1965
35 Stingray Nears Aquatraz! The Isle of Arran Riddle 18 September 1965
36 Daleks Suffer Heavy Losses! Who Killed Death? 25 September 1965
37 Escape! 2 October 1965
38 Sam Shore Suspended The Uranium Plant Invasion 9 October 1965
39 Revolutionary Engine For XL5 16 October 1965
40 Fireball Explosion! The Menace of the Monstrons Emergency Landing! 23 October 1965
41 Lone Mission for Tempest 30 October 1965
42 FAB1 Back in Action! Down With The Director Agent 671107 6 November 1965
43 Britain Protests! 13 November 1965
44 The Lone Attacker! Time Slip! [7] The Vanishing Ray 20 November 1965
45 Where Is Fireball? Arctic Weather Menace [8] This is 2065 27 November 1965
46 World Weather Chaos! 4 December 1965
47 Help Plea from Planet Eve of War 11 December 1965
48 Sunprobe Blast-Off Agent Inventor 18 December 1965
49 World Emergency 25 December 1965
50 Daleks Hit Back! TV 21's Time Machine 1 January 1966
51 Time Barrier Busted 8 January 1966

Year Two[[edit] | [edit source]]

# Cover Daleks Sray XL5 Tbirds 21 Dline Other Date
52 Thunderbirds Are Go! The Archives of Phryne The Sea Leopard [9] Electrode 909 Blazing Danger If You Can't Stand the Heat Sea Disaster 15 January 1966
53 Thunderbird Five Calling E.9 Re-Opened 22 January 1966
54 Rescue Stations Solar Streak A.O.K. 29 January 1966
55 Admiral Beatty Arrested Admiral Beatty Arrest Sensation! 5 February 1966
56 Stingray Takes Up Attack Position! New Generating Plant Opened at Marineville 12 February 1966
57 TB2 Pilot Drama! Beatty Awaits Trial 19 February 1966
58 Thank You Thunderbirds The Medallion Mystery Andromeda Or Die Beatty Trial Sensation! 26 February 1966
59 Crown Jewels Stolen The Rogue Planet Mission to Africa Mono-Rail Crash 5 March 1966
60 Fireball Attacked Beatty Takes the Stand 12 March 1966
61 Life and Death Struggle! Thieves Steal Million Dollars 19 March 1966
62 Thunderbird Two The Monster Weed [10] Universal State Fair 26 March 1966
63 Stingray in Desperate Search Impasse World Government Defence Plan 2 April 1966
64 Virgil Tracy in Crash The Syntex Mystery Scandinavian Bridge Given Go Ahead 9 April 1966
65 "We Want Thunderbirds!" 16 April 1966
66 Stingray Trapped Talons of the Eagle Jet Turbo-Train Into Production 23 April 1966
67 Thunderbird Two Attacked! The Bitter Cold Dish Scoop of the Year 30 April 1966
68 Destroy Space City Motor Show Preview Password Report on Red Dalek 7 May 1966
69 Search and Destroy Border Flare Up 14 May 1966
70 What's Your Game Thunderbirds? The Terrorkon Harvest Drilling Town Success 21 May 1966
71 "One of Our Aircraft Missing" The Black Ship Arctic Holiday Centre Opened 28 May 1966
72 Space Hi-Jack Junk Jeopardy [11] Go Ahead on Atlantic Tunnel 4 June 1966
73 Stand By For Action! The Atlantic Tunnel Mercury Smashes Magnetic Energy Barrier The Investigator [12] 11 June 1966
74 World Navy Sub Turns Pirate Earth-Moon Express Smash The Investigator 18 June 1966
75 Atlantic Tunnel Sell Out Air News Sensation 25 June 1966
76 Atlantic Tunnel Disaster Legacy of Yesteryear The Long Road Back Jupiter Moon Survey Success 2 July 1966
77 Brilliant Scientist Trapped Milo Gilfor Sensation 9 July 1966
78 "Come In, Tempest" Mars Inter-Globe Expedition 15 Miles Down 16 July 1966
79 Tunnel Men Entombed The Femian Invasion Uproar on Sordif 23 July 1966
80 Thunderbirds Secrets in Jeopardy GA34R Hunt 30 July 1966
81 Mole Helpless New Blood Did the Romans Discover America? 6 August 1966
82 Duel in the Skies Creatures of the Lake [13] Roman Citadel Mystery Solved The Replicas 14 August 1966
83 Welsh Volcano Erupts Flight to the Sun Malayan Jungle Clearance Plans 20 August 1966
84 Stingray Goes Overland Last Meeting of Earth Space Empire 27 August 1966
85 Destination Sun Strike Halts City Construction 3 September 1966
86 Sunflare Claims TB3 Shadow of Humanity Travel Through Time Now Within Sight! 10 September 1966
87 Daleks Face Destruction The Reactor Hastings Celebrations Underway 17 September 1966
88 Operation Sunburst Begins! World's Gold Reserves Stolen! 24 September 1966
89 Suicide! Revolution Hits Bereznik 1 October 1966
# Cover Daleks Sray XL5 Tbirds 21 CoK Other Date
90 Monster Attacks Thunderbird 3 The Emissaries of Jevo A Trip to England Mission to Styrax TB3 Ditched on Venus Deadly Fly The Chin Hill Mystery Have Daleks Invaded Scotland? 8 October 1966
91 Thunderbird One Agents In Action 15 October 1966
92 Time Runs Out For Thunderbird 3 22 October 1966
93 Death-Lake Terror 29 October 1966
94 Stingray Sensation An Eye For An Eye 5 November 1966
95 Disaster! The Robots of Myson 12 November 1966
96 XL5 on Terror Planet The Road to Conflict Agents In Action 19 November 1966
97 TB 4 Trapped! 26 November 1966
98 Robot Bomb Homes on XL5 The Treasure of Loch Fionn [14] 3 December 1966
99 Secrets of Mars Spaceshot! The Big Freeze 10 December 1966
100 Ice-Cap S.O.S! The Sabre-Tooth Tiger Affair 17 December 1966
101 Mars Here We Come! The Giants of Kaptar Thunderbirds Are Go! 24 December 1966
102 Call In Thunderbirds! 31 December 1966
103 Missing—Believed Killed 7 January 1967
104 Crashdown! 14 January 1967

Year Three[[edit] | [edit source]]

Wright C.H.A.R.L.I.E. was a one-page black-and-white strip which ran from issue 107 to 131 and was set in the magazine's shared universe.

# Cover OX Sray XL5 TBs 21 CK/FP Other Date
105 Could you have saved Britain? Rock Snakes of Mars [15] The Missile Trials Fireball XL5 Operation Depth Probe [16] Attack of the Giant Leaves Untitled 21 January 1967
106 Lost on Mars 28 January 1967
107 Stingray Storm! 4 February 1967
108 Desert Inferno 11 February 1967
109 Marineville Clampdown Untitled 18 February 1967
110 Ambush! The Stowaway [17] 25 February 1967
111 Trackdown! 4 March 1967
112 TB4 Arrested! 11 March 1967
113 Thunderbirds on Secret Mission 18 March 1967
114 Zero X Mystery Back From the Dead 25 March 1967
115 Jailbreak 1 April 1967
116 Gordon Tracy Free! Cormorant 8 April 1967
117 Test Plane Sensation! 15 April 1967
118 Mars Ship Hi-Jacked The Shrink Ray Operation Earthquake [18] Comm Break down [19] 22 April 1967
119 World Mourns Dead Space Hero 29 April 1967
120 W.A.S.P. Plane Sabotaged 6 May 1967
121 Zero X Earthbound Lure of Titan Info Service 13 May 1967
122 TB1 Tracks Quake Machine! Mission to Saturn Info Service 20 May 1967
123 "We're Heading For Saturn! 27 May 1967
124 Thunderbird Team Defy A-Bomb 3 June 1967
125 Titan Captures Stingray Operation Cover-Up [20] Revolution Info Service 10 June 1967
126 Crew Vanishes! Amazonia Joe Meesh 17 June 1967
127 Steve Zodiac Alive! Hendricks Flame 24 June 1967
128 TB Chief Calls in London Agent The Androids see list [21] 1 July 1967
129 Mystery Storm Sinks Tanker The Merglop Mystery The Nuclear Rat 8 July 1967
130 Zero X Is Go! Horror of Asteroid Belt Nine Voyage of the President [22] 15 July 1967
131 The Big Lie! 22 July 1967
132 Terrorists Attack Liner Tough At The Top The Premonitions 29 July 1967
133 Plants Attack Zero X 5 August 1967
134 TB4 Trapped Under Liner Friendly Dalek 12 August 1967
135 Miami Beach Disaster 19 August 1967
136 Rebellion The Giant Eel Mystery on Krata Double Cross 26 August 1967
137 Capt. Black Mars Expedition Lost! The Space Mirror 2 September 1967
138 Polar Heat Blast Strange New Planet 9 September 1967
139 Heat-Beam Horror SPECTRUM 16 September 1967
140 SPECTRUM is Green 23 September 1967
# Cover OX Sray XL5 TBs CS 21 FP Other Date
141 Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons V-9 Hi-Jack The Space Pirates The Earthquake Maker We Will Destroy Unity City The Assassin Al Capone 30 September 1967
142 Captain Scarlet Our Only Hope Shade Report 7 October 1967
143 Indestructible 14 October 1967
144 Mysterons Destroy Cloudbase? 21 October 1967
145 4 Hours to Live! 28 October 1967
146 Is Scarlet Dead? Perpetual Conflict 4 November 1967
147 Air-Arm Alert from Stingray! Visitor from Space [23] 11 November 1967
148 Thunderbirds Fail Planet of Fire The Freeze Ray [24] The Giant Seed 18 November 1967
149 Scarlet Kidnapped! Kidnap! 25 November 1967
150 Mysterons Strike First We Will Destroy the Observatory Network 2 December 1967
151 Marineville Ablaze 9 December 1967
152 Where Is Scarlet? A Matter of Honour 16 December 1967
153 Black Escapes Assassination 23 December 1967
154 Scarlet Traps Black Crack Up [25] The Traitor [26] 30 December 1967

Extras[[edit] | [edit source]]

I don't know how to even try to cover these in table format, but there's a 21 story called Blood Over Unity City in the 1966 Summer Extra.

Action 21[[edit] | [edit source]]

# Cover Sray CS XL5 Tbirds LP 0X 21 DL Other Date
1 Thunderbirds Ready for Action! The Monster Jellyfish We Will Destroy Unity City Space Border Battle Blazing Danger Mr. Steelman Rock Snakes of Mars 'Jinx Ship' Blasts Off For Mars July 1988
2 Captain Scarlet in Death Crash! Ceasefire — But War Tension Mounts... All In The Mind Zero X: Four Crew Missing August 1988
3 Ghost Ship! President Offers Peace... / Colonel Zodiac Disappears Astran Crisis September 1988
4 Sniper! Assassination! Get the Gunman! Penelope Takes Up The Search January 1989
5 Zero X Beats Space Curse! Zodiac Makes An Arrest The Stowaway February 1989
6 Captain Black Surrenders Army In House To House Search Letters Special March 1989
7 Send For Stingray! Curse of the Crustavons Assassins Escape! On the Trail of the Kaplan's Killers July 1989
8 Showdown in Space! We Will Destroy the Observatory Network Zodiac Flies Out... / XL5 Under Attack Mission to Africa They Watch the World The Coming of Angels August 1989
9 Catfight! Revolution on Astra Lhomel to go as freedom force hits Astra! September 1989
10 Thunderbirds Join the Hunt in the Sun! Rogues Gallery October 1989

Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ Earth Declares War!, Veteran Spaceship Rally
  2. ↑ Peter Ayliffe, Who Will Be Crowned "Mr Solar System"?
  3. ↑ Fireball Answers S.O.S., New York Evacuated, Ants on the Move, Race Against Time!, New York Heliport Blaze!, The Battle for Washington, The Ants Are Winning...
  4. ↑ Who Killed Lord Nelson?, From D. Corley, From R. Miles, Lady Penelope Investigates the stars of the Sensational new film Dr. Who and the Daleks!, The Story of the Film, Film Star Wins Oscar—Misses Premiere!
  5. ↑ Who Killed Lord Nelson?, Philip Bevan
  6. ↑ Contact Lost With Space Expedition, Abominable Snowmen!, Fireball Snowed Under!, Escape - Fireball Blasts Out!, Missing Surveyors Sighted, The Final Solution
  7. ↑ New Booster For Fireball!, Hostile Welcome For XL5!, Fireball Crew Trapped!, XL5 Crew Arrested!, Escape By Tank, Tank Escape By Zodiac, Fireball On Attack Standby, Dateline 2066 - Welcome Home Fireball
  8. ↑ Aka The Weather Mystery
  9. ↑ Aka The Flying Fish Mystery
  10. ↑ Aka Space Smugglers Active!
  11. ↑ Aka The Red Dragon
  12. ↑ Introduces the characters of The Investigator, with reference to Unity City in Marc Carter's bio.
  13. ↑ References Curse of the Crustavons.
  14. ↑ Continues directly from A Trip to England.
  15. ↑ Aka The Red Planet
  16. ↑ Aka The Bereznik Zoo Rescues
  17. ↑ Part 1 from 110-113; Sentence of Death from 114-118; The Alien Menace 119-121
  18. ↑ Aka Newfoundland Quake Makers
  19. ↑ Full title Communication Breakdown
  20. ↑ Aka Tracy Island Exposed
  21. ↑ Dalek Disguise, Attempt to Assassinate World President!
  22. ↑ Aka The Revolution
  23. ↑ Aka The Jovian Eye
  24. ↑ Aka The Big Freeze
  25. ↑ Aka Paul Travers - Is He Past It?
  26. ↑ Aka The Lesson

Misc stories[[edit] | [edit source]]

Various standalone-ish stories for which we have pages (or FPW has pages, or I have a sandbox) and which reference, are written by authors associated with, or are otherwise oddly circumstantial to Faction Paradox, but which aren't necessarily a part of that series.

Title Writer
The Beasthouse Lawrence Miles
A Broodmare for Gloriana
Hanging Chads Jonathan Dennis
The City of the Black Moon Simon Bucher-Jones
Kasting
Medicia
Force Majeure Daniel O'Mahony
Prelude to Against Nature Lawrence Burton
The Unwoken Princess
Golden Age[1]
The Time Wrestlers
Sojourner & Ellie Blair Bidmead
Entirely Possible
Wringing Off Ryan Fogarty
The Bloodletters
Auteur's Abecedarium Jacob Black
Resurrection of the Author Aristide Twain
A Better World
Auteur and the Homeworld Lupan Evezan

Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ And The Great Divide

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