DWDVDF 128

The one hundred twenty-eighth issue of the Doctor Who DVD Files - "The Ultimate Build-up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia" had a cover date of December 2013.
== Magazine content ==
Collectible loose leaf pages divided into nine categories that could be filed accordingly.
* Allies
: Digby and Francesca Latimer
: Meet the children who were terrorised by the Ice Governess.
: Clara Oswald: The Doctor's Saviour
: Discover the secret of the Doctor's impossible girl ...
* Enemies
: Mr Webley
: This showman was turned into a Cyberman.
: Anne Droid
: The Game Station played host to this killer robot.
* Behind the Scenes
: Verity Lambert
: A profile of Doctor Whos pioneering first producer.
: Writing the Rani
: The final part of our exclusive interview with Pip and Jane Baker.
* Technology
: Distress Beacon
: River Song built this "timey-wimey" transmitter.
* Flashback
: Doctor Two
: Will the "Ganger Doctor" be friend or foe?
* DVD Episode Guide
: An Unearthly Child
: Journey back to the very first adventure...
== DVD release (with cover blurb) ==
: Each issue came with a DVD release.
: Reversible DVD sleeves enabled the collector to display one of two designs featuring either the Doctor and his enemies or his companions.
* An Unearthly Child
:"I was born in another time, another world ..."
:: On a foggy November night in 1963, two school teachers, Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright, follow one of their students home. The girl, Susan Foreman, is a strange genius who claims to live with her grandfather, a "doctor", and whose home address turns out to be a spooky junkyard containing a police telephone box. Ian and Barbara force their way into the box, where an incredible adventure in space and time awaits them ...
== Notable information ==
* CE Webber's original pilot script was called Nothing at the End of the Lane and featured a fugitive from the year 5733 who travelled in an invisible (thanks to "light resistant paint") time-machine.
* Cybermen were once an exhibit in the travelling entertainer Vorg's Miniscope.
* Producer Verity Lambert's middle name was Ann and she was born on 17th November 1935. At the time she was the youngest producer at the BBC.
* Malapropism is the misquoting of sayings – a trait of the Seventh Doctor.
* Stories to feature a Doctor "double" include The Chase (1965), The Massacre (1966), The Enemy of the World (1967), Meglos (1980), Arc of Infinity (1982), Journey's End (2008), and The Rebel Flesh / The Almost People (2011).
== Credits ==
* Project Manager: not credited this issue
* Group Editor: not credited this issue
* Editor: Kieran Grant
* Art Editor: Elanzi Smit
* Designer: not credited this issue
* Sub-Editor: Catherine Anderson
* Contributing Writers: Peter Griffiths
* Illustrators: none credited this issue
== External links ==
* Doctor Who DVD Files official website, with magazine and DVD details as well as interactive content
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