DWM 122

The 122nd issue of Doctor Who Magazine had a cover date of March 1987. This was the last cover to show Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor (though sporting a beard) before it was made evident he had been dismissed from the role. It also was the first cover to display Bonnie Langford as Melanie Bush.
== Contents ==
=== Articles ===
* Doctor Who A BBC Production: to many people the workings of television are a mystery, so in this feature, Patrick Mulkern attempts to unravel the structure of the BBC.
=== Comic content ===
* Profits of Doom - Part 3
* The History Tour: Part Seven by Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett
=== Prose Fiction ===
* The Bird of Fire by Stephen Moxon
=== Archives ===
* Nostalgia Feature: TV: Pyramids of Mars (a revisiting of classic stories and favourite moments by Patrick Mulkern)
* Episode Guide Update (with episode endings, dates and full credits) The Trial of a Time Lord
=== Interviews / Profiles ===
* Travelling Companions - Tegan Jovanka: in recent years, the tendency has been towards short-lived and less memorable companions. Tegan Jovanka, played by Janet Fielding, was a significant exception.
* Pennant Roberts Interview - Pennant Roberts was one of the most adept directors on Doctor Who. He came to the series in 1977, during the Tom Baker years, and stayed with the programme for 26 subsequent episodes. Richard Marson heard about Robert's time on Who, and his script that was never filmed.
=== Previews ===
* None
=== Reviews - Off the Shelf ===
* TV: Terror of the Vervoids
* NOVELISATION: The Ambassadors of Death adapted by Terrance Dicks (Target Books)
* NOVELISATION: The Macra Terror by Ian Stuart Black (Target Books)
=== Also featuring ===
* To the TARDIS (Letters)
* Doctor Who? by Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett
* Gallifrey Guardian
* Matrix Databank
== Credits ==
: Editor: Sheila Cranna
: Assistant Editor: Penny Holme
: Art Editor / Designer: Steve Cook
: Production: Alison Gill
: Advertising: Sally Benson
: Publisher: Stan Lee
: Advisor: John Nathan-Turner
== Additional details ==
* 'Story 3' of The Trial of a Time Lord is still without a name.
* This issue, priced 85p (UK), featured a promotional shot featuring new companion Mel (Bonnie Langford) by Steve Cook.
* This issue's prose story by Stephen Moxon was the winning entry from the over 15's Category in a Short Story Competition. The prize was a custom made Sevans model Dalek and the signed artwork by artist John Ridgway.
* Page 5 is adorned with an illustration of the Third Doctor by Philip Cottrell, not connected to a particular story.
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