1998
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[edit] Doctor Who Universe
- The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith prevent the Voracian invasion of Earth. (MA: System Shock)
[edit] October
- 12 - Thomas Hector Schofield is born. (BFA: The Harvest)
[edit] Real World
[edit] January
- Kursaal First Published
- The Face of the Enemy First Published
- Tempest First Published
[edit] February
- Option Lock First Published
- Eye of Heaven First Published
- Walking to Babylon First Published
- 5 - Wilfred Carter, who played politician-cum-peacemaker Sir Reginald Styles in Day of the Daleks dies.
[edit] March
- Longest Day First Published
- The Witch Hunters First Published
- Short Trips First Published
- Oblivion First Published
[edit] April
- Legacy of the Daleks First Published
- The Hollow Men First Published
- The Medusa Effect First Published
[edit] May
- Dreamstone Moon First Published
- Catastrophea First Published
- 10 - Robert Jewell, who operated Daleks in several episodes of Doctor Who as well as in both of the Dalek films starring Peter Cushing, dies in Melbourne, Australia.
- Dry Pilgrimage First Published
[edit] June
- Seeing I First Published
- Mission: Impractical First Published
- The Sword of Forever First Published. Final monthly release in the Virgin Bernice Summerfield New Adventures line; hereafter the frequency of releases is reduced.
- 24 - Stuntman Ken Barker, who appeared as the Mutant in Revelation of the Daleks dies from prostate cancer.
[edit] July
- Placebo Effect First Published
- Zeta Major First Published
- 21 - Kenneth Watson, who portrayed Craddock in Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD and Bill Duggan in The Wheel in Space dies from pancreatic cancer.
[edit] August
- Vanderdeken's Children First Published
- Dreams of Empire First Published
- Another Girl, Another Planet First Published
- 11 - Derek Newark, who portrayed Za in "An Unearthly Child" and Greg Sutton in "Inferno," dies.
[edit] September
- The Scarlet Empress First Published
- Last Man Running First Published
- Oh No it Isn't, a dramatized audio adaptation of the 1997 novel of the same title, is released by Big Finish. This was the first of a series of Bernice Summerfield audio dramas to be produced by Big Finish, and was also the production company's first official production related to the Doctor Who franchise; a year later, the company would begin publishing dramas with a more direct connection to the TV series, and continue a prolific slate of productions into 2009. Many of those involved in these ventures would go on to write or perform for Doctor Who when it returns to TV in 2005.
- 10 - Carl Forgione, who appeared as Land in Planet of the Spiders and Nimrod in Ghost Light, dies from cancer.
- 30 - Marius Goring, known for his role as the villianous Theodore Maxtible in The Evil of the Daleks dies from cancer.
[edit] October
- The Janus Conjunction First Published
- Matrix First Published
- Beige Planet Mars First Published
- 19 - Future Doctor Who co-star Billie Piper (at this time promoted only as "Billie") releases her first album, Honey to the B, which sparked several hit singles, including the title track which would become a hit again in 2007.
[edit] November
- Beltempest First Published
- The Infinity Doctors First Published
- 2 - Tommy Duggan (Senator Alcott in The Mind of Evil) dies.
- 23 - 35th anniversary of the first episode of Doctor Who being broadcast.
[edit] December
- Where Angels Fear First Published
- 7 - Michael Craze, who played companion Ben Jackson during the Patrick Troughton era, dies from a heart attack at his home.
- 20 - "Mayored to the Mob," an episode of the American series The Simpsons, broadcast. The episode includes a cameo appearance by a caricature of the Fourth Doctor in a scene set at a science fiction convention.
- 21 - Roger Avon, who played Saphadin in "The Crusade" and Daxtar in "The Daleks' Master Plan," as well as Wells in "Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD," dies.
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