The Doctor and the Enterprise

The Doctor and the Enterprise is a gen Doctor Who and Star Trek: TOS crossover novel by Jean Airey.
This zine's first edition (1982) was a special edition of Zeta Minor.
A fan in 1993 commented that the planet this fic took place on "was essentially a Darkover-clone...."Enterprise/PERN, by Christophe V. Nasipak, February 6, 1993
From an ad in Universal Translator #24: "What happens at the end of Kirk's first command of the Enterprise? Why did Spock retreat, McCoy become a hermit and Kirk take a desk job (and change his hair)? Why is Spock worrying about bus drivers, and what will the mysterious stranger do when he finds out that Kirk has lost his yo-yo? This original novella was a 1983 Fan Q winner."
The author wrote a het sequel to the novella called "The Lieutenant and the Doctor", which was published in R & R #13 and reprinted in the adult Doctor Who zine The Blue Guardian #13 (1982).
==Publication History==
It is possibly the most reprinted (sometimes without permission, and often quite altered) fan fic. The story was originally printed in the 1981 ST zine "R&R XIII." It was then published as a stand-alone zine by Jean Airey with a cover by Gail Bennett in 1982.
In April 1984, the first part of the story was printed in Enterprise #1.
A second edition was then released in 1989 by the American publisher Pioneer Books (which specialized in unofficial reference books based upon various franchises including Doctor Who and Star Trek) as a trade paperback edition. It was illustrated by Tom Holtkamp and Mahlon Fawcett and it was edited to remove all references to copyrighted characters and races. Captain Kirk became simply "The Captain", while Spock became "The Scientist". The editing was not perfect and in some cases the characters names can still be found in the second edition.Doctor Who Wiki. The Doctor and the Enterprise (Accessed 20 June 2011). Some fans claim that Paramount threatened to sue the fanzine at which point it was the editor, Jean Airey, who released the second version with "all proper names from the story" removed.
===Some Comments by the Original Author===
In February 1990, the author wrote a letter about the unauthorized version being sold in book store chains: 
To counteract these unauthorized versions the author released the zine in online format in 1991.
==Gallery of Publications in Which it Has Appeared==
This story sure gets around!
 File:RR-13.jpg|it first appeared in R & R #13 (1981)
File:Doctorandent.jpg|another version of the cover, this one by Robert Saint John, the Zeta Minor Special Edition (1982) 
File:zetaminorspec.jpg|yet another version of the special edition of Zeta Minor, date unknown
File:The Doctor.jpg| the original issue, third edition, cover by Gail Bennett (1983)
File:Doctorenterprise1.jpg|The Doctor and The Enterprise was serialized in Enterprise #1-6 (Issues #1 and #4 shown here with cover art by Tom Holtkamp) the zine Enterprise #1 (1984)
File:docentnewmedia2.jpg|cover of the New Media Books paperback, second edition
File:docent.jpg|cover of the New Media Books paperback, first edition, (April, 1985)
File:enterprisewho.jpg|the zine Enterprise #4 (1984)
File:Doctor_and_enterprise.JPG| alternate cover, (date unknown)
 
File:doctorenterprise.jpg|cover of second edition, Tom Holtkamp (1989) "... there are two covers in particular that make me wince when I see them. First, back to Hal Schuster, and a rare work of fiction from one of his companies. To avoid being sued, he made a lot of changes to the story (which did not please the author) and added "funny" art to make it look like a parody, which is protected speech, though it was never meant as a parody by the author. But the caricature of Tom Baker, looking suspiciously like a camel, misses funny and enters some world of evil." 
==Serialized in "Enterprise"==
ENTERPRISE #1 (April 1984) 2nd edition contains 52 pages. Part one of a serialization of THE DOCTOR AND THE ENTERPRISE by Jean Airey (illustrations by Tom Holtkamp). "Star Trek In Comics" featuring interview with Len Wein, Marv Wolfman, Martin Paskow and Mike Barr. Star Fleet Assembly Manual (building a miniature of the Avenger class starship). See Enterprise for more.
==2nd Edition==
The cover of this second edition is by Tom Holtkamp and it was published by Movie Publisher Services. The second edition contains 129 pages. It is the only edition that contains Wizard of Oz references which were not part of the original story.
Second Edition Blurb:
==Gallery==
In September 2010, Jim Van Hise sold on eBay the thirteen original art pieces done in 1989 by Mahlon Fawcett. He described them as "... based on the fan fiction novel THE DOCTOR AND THE ENTERPRISE. Artwork is 8 1/2" x 11... [These were] done for a new printing of this Doctor Who meets Star Trek novel published by Pioneer Books." Samples of this art are in the gallery below.
File:doctorenterpriseinsideartfrompioneer1.jpg|inside art from Pioneer book edition, Mahlon Fawcett 
File:doctorenterpriseinsideartfrompioneer2.jpg|inside art from Pioneer book edition, Mahlon Fawcett 
File:doctorenterpriseinsideartfrompioneer3.jpg|inside art from Pioneer book edition, Mahlon Fawcett 
File:doctorenterpriseinsideartfrompioneer4.jpg|inside art from Pioneer book edition, Mahlon Fawcett 
File:doctorenterpriseinsideartfrompioneer5.jpg|inside art from Pioneer book edition, Mahlon Fawcett 
File:doctorenterpriseinsideartfrompioneer6.jpg|inside art from Pioneer book edition, Mahlon Fawcett 
File:doctorenterpriseinsideartfrompioneer7.jpg|inside art from Pioneer book edition, Mahlon Fawcett 
File:doctorenterpriseinsideartfrompioneer8.jpg|inside art from Pioneer book edition, Mahlon Fawcett 
==Reactions and Reviews: The Story==
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==Further Reading/Meta==
* , a publication history (2012)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Category:1989 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines