2002

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Contents 1 History of the Doctor Who Universe 1.1 November 2 History of Doctor Who 2.1 January 2.2 February 2.3 March 2.4 April 2.5 May 2.6 June 2.7 July 2.8 August 2.9 September 2.10 October 2.11 November 2.12 December

[edit] History of the Doctor Who Universe

[edit] November

• The Doctor, Fitz Kreiner and Samantha Jones arrrive in San Francisco, however Sam Jones and the TARDIS fall into a dimensional anomaly. Sam Jones is lost, reverted to her original timeline. This version of Sam sacrifices herself to save the TARDIS and San Francisco. (EDA: Unnatural History)

[edit] History of Doctor Who

[edit] January

• Mad Dogs and Englishmen First Published

• Relative Dementias First Published

• The Ratings War First Released

• Invaders from Mars First Released

• The Glass Prison First Published

[edit] February

• Hope First Published

• Drift First Published

• The Chimes of Midnight First Released

• 14 - After a six-month interval, the BBC website resumes the webcast series Death Comes to Time with episode 2: "Planet of Blood, Part 1".

• 22 - Death Comes to Time Episode 3, "Planet of Blood, Part 2" released.

[edit] March

• Anachrophobia First Published

• Palace of the Red Sun First Published

• Citadel of Dreams First Published

• Seasons of Fear First Released

• 1 - Death Comes to Time Episode 4, "Planet of Blood, Part 3" released.

• 4 - Claire Davenport, who portrayed the Empress in "Marco Polo," dies from renal failure.

• 8 - Death Comes to Time Episode 5, "The Child, Part 1" released.

• 15 - Death Comes to Time Episode 6, "The Child, Part 2" released.

• 16 - During a broadcast of the NBC series Saturday Night Live, Sir Ian McKellen appears dressed as the Fourth Doctor in a sketch about public television. The TARDIS dematerialization sound effect is also heard.

• 22 - Death Comes to Time Episode 7, "The Child, Part 3" released.

• 29 - Death Comes to Time Episode 8, "No Child of Earth, Part 1" released.

[edit] April

• Trading Futures First Published

• Amorality Tale First Published

• Embrace the Darkness First Released

• 5 - Death Comes to Time Episode 9, "No Child of Earth, Part 2" released.

• 12 - Death Comes to Time Episode 10, "No Child of Earth, Part 3" released.

• 19 - Death Comes to Time Episode 11, "Death Comes to Time, Part 1" released.

• 21 - Terry Walsh, longtime stunt person and fight arranger for Doctor Who, dies from cancer in London.

• 26 - Death Comes to Time Episode 12, "Death Comes to Time, Part 2" released.

[edit] May

• The Book of the Still First Published

• Warmonger First Published

• Nightdreamers First Published

• The Time of the Daleks First Released

• The Killing Stone First Released. This is a direct-to-audio story featuring Mike Yates of UNIT, and written and read by Richard Franklin

• 1 - Doctor Who producer John Nathan-Turner dies from liver failure in Brighton.

• 3 - Death Comes to Time Episode 13, "Death Comes to Time, Part 3" released. This concludes the 13-part webcast experiment, which will be followed by three more over the next two years. The controversial ending of this episode sparks debate among some fans as to whether the 1996 telefilm or the 2005- revived series is actually canon.

[edit] June

• The Crooked World First Published

• Ten Little Aliens First Published

• Neverland First Released

• The Maltese Penguin First Released

• 6th - Desmond Cullum-Jones, who appeared in The War Machines, dies in Poole, Dorset.

• 26th - Dolores Gray, who appeared in Silver Nemesis, dies in Manhattan.

[edit] July

• History 101 First Published

• Combat Rock First Published

• Spare Parts First Released

[edit] August

• Camera Obscura First Published

• The Suns of Caresh First Published

• Ghost Ship First Published. This is the first release in the Telos Publishing novellas series to also be made available in paperback.

• ...ish First Released

• 2 - The BBC debuts episode 1 of Real Time, an original six-episode story featuring the Sixth Doctor, which will be webcast over the next month.

• 3 - Carmen Silvera, who played the Queen of Hearts, Mrs. Wiggs, and Clara the Clown in "The Celestial Toymaker" and Ruth in "Invasion of the Dinosaurs," dies from lung cancer in Northwood, London.

• 6 - Katherine Schofield, who played Sabetha in "The Keys of Marinus," dies from cancer.

• 9 - Real Time webcast Episode 2 released.

• 16 - Real Time webcast Episode 3 released.

• 23 - Real Time webcast Episode 4 released.

• 30 - Real Time webcast Episode 5 released.

[edit] September

• Time Zero First Published

• The Rapture First Released

• 6 - Real Time webcast Episode 6 released. Final episode.

• 15 - Dwight Whylie, who played the radio announcer in "The War Machines," dies in Barbados.

[edit] October

• Heritage First Published

• The Church and the Crown First Released

• A Life of Surprises First Published

• William Dysart, who played Alexander McLaren in "The Highlanders" and Reegan in "The Ambassadors of Death," dies.

[edit] November

• The Infinity Race First Published

• Foreign Devils First Published

• The Sandman First Released

[edit] December

• Fear of the Dark First Published

• Bang-Bang-A-Boom! First Released

• Short Trips: Zodiac First Published

• 19 - Alan Johns (Ted Rogers in The Tomb of the Cybermen) dies.

2001

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2003