Salad Daze ( comic story ) Salad Daze was a Sixth Doctor comic strip published in " Doctor Who Magazine " . It was largely a pastiche of " Alice in Wonderland " . Summary . Peri Brown has put the Sixth Doctor on a strict healthy diet of vegetables and fruits in order for him to lose weight . Accidentally activating the Doctor ' s personal reality warp , Peri finds herself having to deal with vegetables on another level entirely . Plot . The Sixth Doctor is singularly unimpressed by the salad s Peri Brown has made for them to eat . He yearns for a bit of junk food . Peri is having none of it , proclaiming it ' s strictly fruits and vegetables for him until he loses his paunch . Peri notices a device the Doctor has been tinkering with . She asks him about it . He explains it ' s a personal reality warp , a device that transports the user to a vacant parallel dimension and populates it with a world based on his thoughts . Peri is sceptical , but her line of questioning is interrupted by a beeping noise ; Frobisher is summoning the Doctor to the console room . Warning Peri not to touch the personal reality warp while he ' s away , the Doctor heads off . Peri puts down the book she ' s been reading — an omnibus edition of " Alice in Wonderland " stories — and takes a closer look at the personal reality warp , certain that the Doctor was having her on about the nature of the device . Accidentally activating it , Peri finds herself warped to a forest ; she is in a dimension modelled on " Alice in Wonderland . " She is dressed as Alice and unable to remember what happened or how she got there . A tall rabbit with curly hair , umbrella , fob watch and the Doctor ' s patchwork coat hops past , shouting about being late for a very important date . Peri cannot figure out why he looks familiar . Peri encounters two rotund beings with " Dum " and " Dee " written on their shirt collars . Peri assumes they must have " Tweedle " written round the backs , but is unsure where that idea came from . Peri notices they are large turnip s , who proceed to recite a poem called " The Walnut and the Cauliflower " which seems to be about vegetables . She makes her excuses and departs , convinced she must be having a bad dream . Carefully passing a giant , snoring red cabbage so as not to wake it , she finds herself in a clearing where a tea party is taking place . Seated at the table and pouring tea are a giant carrot , tomato , and celery . The carrot is offended when Peri calls it a carrot . Before she can stop herself she explains that she ought to know what a carrot is ; she ' s eaten enough of them . The party is horrified that Peri eats vegetables and she runs off into the forest once again . Peri runs into the Queen of Artichoke s and the King and Knave of Spuds . The Queen sentences Peri to beheading for the heinous crime of eating vegetables . The rabbit passes by again , holding hands with a smiling vegetable and taunting Peri for upsetting the Queen . Just before the Spuds carry out her sentence , Peri screams an apology and promises never to eat vegetables again . Opening her eyes at the Doctor ' s voice , she finds herself back in the TARDIS in her own clothes . Peri hugs the Doctor , grateful that he ' s not a rabbit anymore . The Doctor asks Peri if she touched the personal reality warp , but she insists she just fell asleep . He suggests they finish their dinner , but Peri is suddenly horrified by the plates of salad . She leaves to fix them some burger s and chips instead . The Doctor looks down at the personal reality warp and smiles to himself .