The Discontinuity Guide (Doctor Who)

Cornell, Paul

Topping, Keith

Day, Martin

Humor & Entertainment

London Bridge

The Menagerie is an original novel written by Martin Day and based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. It features the Second Doctor, Jamie and Zoe.

Menagerie (Doctor Who the Missing Adventures)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Virgin Pub

The human race stands at a worrying political crossroads. UNIT is up to its ears in alien sightings, reporting of UFOs and threats from other worlds - and for good reason - the devil goblins from Neptune have landed.

The Devil Goblins from Neptune (Dr. Who Series)

Bbc Pubns

The village was cursed centuries ago, but only now is the alien evil beginning to revive ...The children of Hexen Bridge are gifted and clever, but insanity and murder follow in their wake. The Doctor has a special interest in the village, but on his return to England in the early twenty-first century events seem to be escalating out of control. Kidnapped and taken to Liverpool, the Doctor realises that developments in Hexen Bridge have horrifying repercussions for the rest of the country. Ace is left in the village, where small-minded prejudices and unsettled scores are flaring into violence. As scarecrows fashioned from the bodies of the recent and ancient dead stalk the country lanes around Hexen Bridge, a sinister dark stain is spreading over the surrounding fields. And as the fierce evil grows ever stronger, can the Doctor and Ace prevent it from engulfing the entire world? Featuring the Seventh Doctor and Ace, this adventure takes place between the TV stories The Curse of Fenric and Survival.

The Hollow Men (Dr. Who Series)

Literature & Fiction

The latest in a long line of suicide attempts sees Caroline 'Laska' Darnell admitted to the Retreat, a groundbreaking medical center surrounded by woodland. To her horror, she recognizes the Retreat from her recent nightmares of an old building haunted by ghostly dogs with glowing eyes. But who will believe her stories of an evil from the past that has already made one attempt to destroy the building and all its inhabitants? The mysterious Dr. Smith seems curiously aware of the Retreat's past, and is utterly fascinated by Laska's waking dreams and prophetic nightmares. But if Laska is unable to trust her own perceptions, can she trust Dr. Smith?

Doctor Who: The Sleep Of Reason

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

RANDOM HOUSE UK

A fireball crash lands in the forests of the Ukraine and when the locals investigate, they find what appears to be a metal coffin at the center of the devastation. They superstitiously conclude that the casket contains the body of an angel sent to Earth to give hope to the people.Centuries later the Doctor and his companions find themselves trapped in Kiev, 1240 -- a city under attack by the Mongols. They are enforced guests of the governor, Dmitri, whose assistant Yehven believes that if the coffin is desecrated, then "all who threaten us will be destroyed".When the coffin is opened by a group of men, a terrifying, skull-faced creature is freed, and kills a member of the group before fleeing. A spate of violent deaths ensue -- but this creature certainly isn't killing indiscriminately. How is this creature choosing its victims? Where has it come from -- and most importantly, can the Doctor do anything to halt its murderous trail of destruction?

Bunker Soldiers (Doctor Who)

X-TREME POSSIBILITIES presents a unique analysis of the programme that has transformed our perceptions of the paranormal. Though in places humorous in tone, this volume is a serious study of all the elements that have made the show what it is today. As well as a detailed and complete episode guide, the book pieces together , step by step, the nature of the series' conspiracy - the first attempt to discover just what the 'truth' behind the series is. Never before has The X-Files been put under such focused, affectionate and bizarre scrutiny.

X-Treme Possibilities: A Paranoid Rummage Through the X-Files

Casting an irreverent eye over the series, including seasons four and five which were not covered before, this book looks into such weighty matters as: Weird-Looking Actors, Ooze, Trenchcoat Use, and the tendency for characters not to make it through the pre-titles sequence. It presents a complete episode guide, a special feature on the movie, a survey of the media impact of the program, and features on the show's nuts and bolts.

X-Treme Possibilities: A Comprehensively Expanded Rummage Through Five Years of the X-Files

Television

Two Original Doctor Who Adventures, read by Matt Smith and Meera Syal of the Hit Series on BBC America! The Jade Pyramid, read by Matt Smith: Intercepting a distress call, the TARDIS is drawn to a Shinto shrine in medieval Japan, where the Doctor and Amy

The Jade Pyramid & the Gemini Contagion (Doctor Who)

Arnopp, Jason

Multi-Voiced

This guide to the history of TV programming since the 1950s takes a nostalgic yet analytical approach in examining comedies, soap operas, science fiction, crime series, children's programmes and drama. "Quatermass", "Captain Pugwash", "Hancock's Half House", "Butterflies", "All Creatures Great and Small" and "Z Cars" are among the hundreds of programmes featured, encompassing the best and worst of British television. More than 100 of them are discussed in detail, with information which includes dates of transmission, personnel and episode titles, and glimpses behind the scenes.

The Guinness Book of Classic British TV

Reference

Guinness World Records Ltd.

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