First Doctor

This page chronicles the adventures of the **First Doctor** as played by William Hartnell in the order in which he experienced them. Therefore the following timeline should not be seen as an accurate reading/listening order as some stories may have framing devices which take place later in another character's life.

The timeline is primarily derived from facts from within *Doctor Who* media, however authorial intent is taken into account as well. Occasionally, assumptions or speculations may be made where insufficient information is available, however these will always be marked as such for full transparency.

Most BBC licensed *Doctor Who* content is counted on this timeline, including but not limited to the TV series itself, Big Finish Productions, BBC Books and Virgin Books material. However, intentionally parodic content such as the Dr Men books, various Titan Comics backups and Doctor Whoah! should not be added to this particular chronology. Likewise, fanfiction and charity publications will also be avoided.

## Key

* **TV**: Television story
* **WC**: Online video story
* **AUDIO**: Audio drama, audio short story, or audio novel
* **COMIC**: Comic story
* **NOVEL**: Novel
* **NOVELLA**: Novella
* **SHORT**: Short written story
* **FEATURE**: A feature or featurette which doesn't explicitly tell a story

## Limiting factors

### Arrival in Totter's Lane

There are several conflicting accounts as to when the Doctor and Susan arrived in Totter's Lane. According to *An Unearthly Child* they had been there for five months in November, meaning they arrived in June. This notion is echoed in *Operation Proteus* and *Hunters of Earth*, which both says four months ago and are set in October. *The Rag & Bone Man's Tale* on the other hand suggests they stayed for nine months total, suggesting a February arrival. While in *Time and Relative* they had been there for five months in March, suggesting an October 1962 arrival. Although in this story Susan also acknowledges that the Doctor's "tinkering" with the TARDIS had been throwing her timekeeping out considerably, perhaps explaining all these inconsistencies.

### Contradictory placements

There are several stories which overlap in where they are placed in the timeline and cannot work together. They are:

* *Romans Cutaway* and *Byzantium!*
* *The Eleventh Tiger* and *Starborn*
* *The Perpetual Bond* and *Ash*

*Further information will be added*

### *The Five Doctors* placement

There are two stories which attempt to place *The Five Doctors*. Firstly, the Brief Encounter *Roses*, which is set during the Doctor's time with Steven, is set directly before *The Five Doctors*. Meanwhile, several scenes in *The Witch Hunters* has the Doctor travelling alone and in control of his TARDIS, thanks to a boon granted by Rassilon in thanks for the Death Zone Incident, and in this story he cites his name as Benjamin Jackson, setting it after *The War Machines*. To reconcile this, it has been assumed on this timeline that the boon granted by Rassilon was delayed in relation to the actual events of the *Five Doctors*, being closer to the event of his regeneration.

### On Gallifrey

* (CAMEO) - **TV: *Listen***

A young Doctor sleeps in a barn on Gallifrey. He has yet to join the Academy.

* (FLASHBACK) - AUDIO: *Master*

Having been forced to kill their bully to protect the Master, the Doctor makes a deal with Death to have the memory transferred to the Master and then has the exchange erased from his own memories.

* (FLASHBACK) - SHORT: *The Three Paths*

The Doctor is 30-years-old (a child) and visits his mentor The Hermit on Mount Lung.

* (FLASHBACK) - AUDIO: *The Toy*

The Doctor and Susan attend a Prydonian ritual in Arcadia. Nyssa briefly inhabits Susan's mind through the titular toy, a communication node which allows communication thorough time. When she asks the Doctor if he's really her grandfather, he suggests he might've forgotten to reset the parameters of the personality interface, and mentions some other technical terms. Regardless, it seems Nyssa is really there, or at least is interacting with the memory, and not merely experiencing Susan's memories. The Master subsequently freezes the flashback to communicate with her directly.

* SHORT: *The Longest Story in the World*

This story is told through a framing narrative about an old man and his granddaughter, implied to be the Doctor and Susan. Armed guards are sent after the old man after an "incident", setting this shortly before their departure from Gallifrey.

NOTE: *There are several accounts of the Doctor and Susan's departure from Gallifrey.*

* SHORT: *Birth of a Renegade*

In an anomalous story told by the Master, the Doctor enters a TARDIS during a Gallifreyan civil war to find Susan inside, who he adopts as his granddaughter.

* (FLASHBACK) - NOVEL: *Nightshade*

The Doctor meets a fellow Prydonian as he departs Gallifrey, discarding his house robes.

* (CAMEO) - SHORT: *Time & Time Again*

The Doctor and Susan evade explosions on Gallifrey as they take the Hand of Omega with them into a TARDIS.

* SHORT: *The Exiles*

The Doctor and Susan enter the TARDIS for the first time and explore the TARDIS' surroundings.

* AUDIO: *The Beginning*

The Doctor and Susan escape Gallifrey in a TARDIS after evading the Chancellery Guard. They find they have inadvertently abducted a Quadrigger named Stoyn, and land on Earth's Moon. After departing the Moon, the two decide to visit Earth, but instead arrive on a mushroom planet.

* (CAMEO) - TV: *The Name of The Doctor*

Set during *The Beginning* as the Doctor and Susan enter a TARDIS before being redirected to another TARDIS. Unrevealed in that story, it is a Clara splinter who tells them to instead enter another TARDIS.

### Travels with Susan

* NOVELLA: *Frayed*

During their visit to the planet Iwa, the Doctor and Susan adopt their names.

* AUDIO: *The Sleeping Blood*

After the Doctor becomes ill, the TARDIS lands on the human colony Rua and finds medical help for him. Susan is still new to the TARDIS but has begun to call it home.

* (REFERENCE) - NOVEL: *Tragedy Day: Prologue 1*

A story is told of the Doctor and Susan saving a planet from radiation poisoning, taking a radiated fragment of a spaceship into the TARDIS.

* NOVEL: *All-Consuming Fire: Prologue & Epilogue*

The Doctor and Susan meet Siger Holmes in Jabalhabad in 1843

* SHORT: *Bide-a-Wee*

The Doctor is relatively familiar and comfortable with humanity. This is the first time he and Susan have spent time away from each other and is the Doctor's first holiday since leaving Gallifrey. Susan's prior experience with humanity appears to be limited to eras where they "[chopped] off the heads of anyone posh", setting this before any of her visits to 20th century Earth or later.

* (CAMEO) - SHORT: *Categorical Imperative*

Learning that a dictator would cause Earth's destruction, the Doctor and Susan go back in time to kill the dictator as a baby. However, the Doctor drops his weapon and is forced to flee before he even sees the baby.

* SHORT: *The Gift*

The Doctor meets Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart properly for the first time and recalls visiting his funeral.

* SHORT: *Childhood Living*

The Doctor and Susan are familiar enough with Earth to debate whether or not the Great Wall of China is visible from space.

* SHORT: *Indian Summer*

After attempting to "fine tune" the operation of the TARDIS, the Doctor finds himself partially-materialising in various times in the 19th century in the area around Suresh Parekh's hotel near Bombay.

* SHORT: *Losing the Audience*

The Doctor and Susan briefly stop at 76 Totter's Lane in 1963 and the TARDIS turns into a police box for the first time. The Doctor retains the shape as the TARDIS lands elsewhere in London in 1955, due to a malfunction he has to fix. Susan wonders if the TARDIS will ever return to 1963, while the Doctor expresses disdain for the school systems of Earth.

* AUDIO: *Seven to One*

Susan is briefly replaced by an imposter, setting this after *Bide-a-Wee*.

* SHORT: *A Big Hand for the Doctor*

The Doctor and Susan visit London in 1900The Doctor is familiar enough with human pop culture to reference Harry Potter, Blake's 7 and Artemis Fowl. He is not easily able to pay for his replacement hand, setting this before The Price of Conviction.

* COMIC: *Time Trick*

The Doctor is targeted by the people of Refkeet Nine for meddling with time.

* SHORT: *The Arboreals*

The Doctor and Susan visit a jungle world slated for human colonisation.

* (CAMEO) - COMIC: *Where's the Doctor*

The Doctor and Susan attend Elizabeth I's coronation on 2 June 1953.

* SHORT: *The Price of Conviction*

The Doctor and Susan have been to Earth several times by now, and the Doctor is considering settling down somewhere for a period of time. He is currently using jewels from Aldebaran IV as a form of currency.

* SHORT: *Urrozdinee*

After leaving 2134 Urrozdinee, the Doctor says that he and Susan will "put down some roots" for a while and that he has a place in mind.

* SHORT: *Life From Lifelessness*

According to the Fourth Doctor, Susan will be enrolled at an Earth school not long after this adventure in 16th century Prague.

* AUDIO: *The Alchemists*

The pair visit Berlin in January 1933. The Doctor and Susan have already had many adventures in the 20th century, but have not seen much of the latter half of the century. The Doctor is looking for a place for him and Susan to settle down for a while. Telling the story during her adventures with Barbara and Ian, Susan recalls the Doctor's search for a suitable place to use a machine of his, implied to be the Hand of Omega, although, even in her narration, she is unaware of its name or purpose. She recalls the events of *Quinnis* as taking place during his search, setting this story shortly before or after *Quinnis*.

* AUDIO: *Quinnis*

Set "4 or 5 journeys" before *The Edge of Destruction*. The Doctor believes Susan needs friends her own age, stability and teachers. Telling the story after she settled on 22nd century Earth, Susan believes it to be her last adventure before settling in 1963 London.

* SHORT: *The Little Things*

The Doctor takes a brief trip to 1997 to check if the United Kingdom will remain a safe place to stay in the times to come. The Fourth Doctor recalls this being the last time the TARDIS' chameleon circuit worked before breaking in 1963 London.

### Living in 1963

* February 1963 - (SEGMENT) - SHORT: *The Rag & Bone Man's Story*

After acquiring the Blessing Star from the primitive Tacunda people on some planet, the Doctor uses it to pilot the the TARDIS to Totter's Lane, damaging the ship in the process. In the 1966 segment, Joseph Galloway recalls having heard that the junkyard had been abandoned for a month in December 1962, but he clearly means 1963. Narration indicates that they would stay in 1963 for 9 months, setting this in February.

* 1963 - SHORT: *Echoes of Future Past*

In this account, having only recently arrived in 1963, the First Doctor is provided with the Hand of Omega by his Seventh incarnation. In other accounts the First Doctor already had the hand when he left Gallifrey.

* 1963 - SHORT: *Ash*

In story told much later by the Doctor to Steven, he and Susan have an adventure in 1963 London.

* March-April 1963 - NOVELLA: *Time and Relative*

Set from 27 March to 4 April 1963. The Doctor and Susan have been on Earth for five months and Susan is attending school. The Doctor uses the TARDIS to relocate the Cold, leading to a spate of solo adventures. It takes the Doctor five trips to take The Cold to Pluto, at which point he attempts to return to 1963.

* SHORT: *The Lost Ones*

The Doctor visits Vortis for the first time and does not recognise the Zarbi, setting this before *The Web Planet*. He also uses the Atmospheric Density Jackets for the first time. The Doctor claims that he is from the planet Earth. The TARDIS is referred to as a "tiny box", so must be in the form of a police box.

* NOVELLA: *Doctor Who and the Invasion from Space*

The Doctor is alone and unable to control the TARDIS's navigation systems. He also claims that he is from Earth.

* April 1963 - (EPILOGUE) - NOVELLA: *Time and Relative*

After "a dozen or more" journeys, the Doctor finally returns to Totters Lane an instant after he had left. Something breaks when the Doctor journeys in the TARDIS, forcing him to fix it using 20th century parts. The Doctor begins to take an interest in protecting the human race. Throughout this story, the Doctor and Susan are affected by mild amnesia, perhaps explaining why the Doctor later appears to have never encountered the Sensorites or Zarbi, as he did during his solo travels.

* 1963 - (CAMEO) - COMIC: *Time & Time Again*

The Doctor is unknowingly saved from a Dalek by the Seventh Doctor. He is wondering where to hide the Hand of Omega

* Summer 1963 - SHORT: *The Juror's Story*

The Doctor is on trial for killing a child who was actually a werewolf.

* 7 August 1963 - (CAMEO) - AUDIO: *The Shoreditch Intervention*

The Doctor hides the Hand at a funeral parlour

* October 1963 - COMIC: *Operation Proteus*

*Ground Zero* places this in October 1963.

* October 1963 - AUDIO: *Hunters of Earth*

In this account Susan only joined Coal Hill at the beginning of the Easter Term, but has been at Coal Hill for four months. The Doctor and Susan are discovered to be aliens by a military officer called Rook, but after they help him stop a piece of alien tech from causing havoc, Rook decides to keep their secret.

* 1 November 1963 - (CAMEO) - NOVEL: *The Time Travellers*

The Doctor is briefly visited by an Ian Chesterton from an alternate timeline

* 1963 - (CAMEO) - AUDIO: *An Unearthly Woman*

Set during the first week back at school after half-term. Susan has been at Coal Hill for "a few months". The Doctor is still collecting parts for his TARDIS.

* 21 November 1963 - SHORT: *Doctor Who and the Horror of Coal Hill*

After her adventure with the Doctor, Shivani Bajwa asks for a policeman to check 76 Totter's Lane, setting this shortly before *An Unearthly Child*.

* **TV: *An Unearthly Child***

The Doctor returns to the TARDIS with a replacement for a faulty filament in the ship to find Barbara Wright and Ian Chesterton hiding in the junkyard having followed Susan home from school. Barbara and Ian force their way into the TARDIS, with the Doctor responding by abducting them from London in 1963, having installed the new filament onto the console. They arrive on Earth in the distant past, leading directly into *The Cave of Skulls*.

* COMIC: *Supremacy of the Cybermen: Prologue: The First Doctor*

In an alternate timeline, the Doctor and Susan are captured by Susan on the night Barbara and Ian discover Totters Lane.

* (REFERENCE) - NOVELLA: *Imaginary Friends: 1964*

With the Doctor having been tinkering with the telepathic circuits, a young boy called Gerry Billing who has become lost in Totter's Lane observes the TARDIS departing and becomes psychically linked to the TARDIS, experiencing in his dreams many of the adventures had by the Doctor over the coming years.

### Travels with Susan, Barbara and Ian

* **TV: *100,000 BC*** (*The Cave of Skulls* / *The Forest of Fear* / *The Firemaker*)

After working together to escape the distant past, the travellers arrive on Skaro, leading directly into *The Daleks*.

* NOVEL: *The Eight Doctors: Chapter 3*

The Doctor encounters the Eighth Doctor in a time bubble shortly after his battle with Za and a sabretooth tiger.

* NOVEL: *The Knight, The Fool and The Dead: First Interlude*

Set as the travellers plan their escape from the Cave of Skulls, with Barbara telling the Godfather Death story.

* **TV: *The Daleks***

The travellers encounter the Daleks and Thals for the first time after arriving on Skaro. As dematerialise from Skaro, an explosion in the TARDIS throws the traveller to the floor, leading directly into *The Edge of Destruction*.

* **TV: *The Edge of Destruction***

The TARDIS lands on the Plain of Pamir, leading directly into *Marco Polo*.

* **TV: *Marco Polo***

With the TARDIS needing repairs following the events of *The Edge of Destruction*, the travellers are forced to spend several months travelling across 1289 Cathay with Marco Polo, during which time they get to know each other better.

* NOVEL: *The Sorcerer's Apprentice*

The TARDIS crew have left China "only two minutes ago", setting this immediately after Marco Polo. They spend over a week on Avalon in 2991, with Barbara and Susan getting changed out of their Chinese garb before leaving the TARDIS, while Ian remains in his Chinese gown for at least the first day on Avalon, with no further mention of his attire.

* SHORT: *Who Discovered America?*

Ian is still wearing his Chinese gown, setting this shortly after Marco Polo. The TARDIS crew spend a few days in North America in 1002.

* COMIC: *In-Between Times*

The Doctor believes that he and Susan should be more open with Ian and Barbara, setting this shortly after The Edge of Destruction. Ian and Barbara are given their first proper tour of the TARDIS, though it is a brief one. Though they are still recent additions to the TARDIS crew, Susan claims they have "been through so much together" by this point.

* **TV: *The Keys of Marinus***

The TARDIS lands on Marinus and the crew encounter the Voord for the first time. Ian is still wearing his Chinese clothes from their adventure with Marco Polo, setting this shortly after Marco Polo. The Doctor, Susan, Ian and Barbara have become a tight knitted unit.

* SHORT: *Rennigan's Record*

Barbara thinks to herself on how reclusive the Doctor is when he doesn't want Joseph Rennigan to record the TARDIS crew in his journal, setting this early in their travels.

* SHORT: *The Ruins of Time*

Ian and Barbara struggle to grasp the concept of hermaphroditic humanoids, setting this early in their travels.

* COMIC: *The Forgotten: Amputation*

Barbara has yet to visit an Aztec temple, setting this before *The Aztecs*, and notes that they are finally visiting a time and place where she has an expertise in. The Doctor is constantly rude to Ian and Barbara, who are not particularly fond of him either. The Doctor has his cane, which, later in the story, the Tenth Doctor reveals was given to him by Kublai Khan during the events of *Marco Polo*.

* COMIC: *The Many Lives of Doctor Who: The Path of Skulls*

The Doctor is still unfamiliar with the layout of the TARDIS interior and is still learning about most of the universe. Ian is still exploring the TARDIS, setting this after In-Between Times. The Doctor wields the walking stick he acquired from Kublai Khan, setting this after *Marco Polo*.

NOTE: *The 1965* Dr Who Annual *is seemingly set during Season 1, however the Doctor is depicted as travelling alone. Therefore most stories in the annual have been placed in this box to signify the deviation from the consensus continuity.*

* SHORT: *The Lair of the Zarbi Supremo*

The Doctor returns to Vortis and recalls his previous adventure there, where he also used Atmospheric Density Jackets. The Doctor is aware of the Zarbi, but hasn't had much to do with them in the past, setting this after *The Lost Ones*, where he was helping the Menoptera, and before *The Web Planet*, where he faced off with the Zarbi. There is no evidence that the TARDIS is in the form of a police box.

* SHORT: *The Sons of the Crab*

The Crab Nebula is the farthest the TARDIS has travelled up to this point, making this one of the Doctor's earliest adventures. The TARDIS is in its police box form.

* SHORT: *The Monsters from Earth*

The Doctor does not recognize the Sensorites, setting this before *The Sensorites*. The TARDIS is in its police box form.

* SHORT: *Peril in Mechanistria*

The Doctor is currently unable to control where and when his ship lands, which is attributed to the abrupt departure from Skaro at end of *The Daleks*. He lands on the planet Mechanistria in the far future, where machines rule over the humans that created them long ago. The Doctor has travelled great distances into both his personal future and past.

* SHORT: *The Fishmen of Kandalinga*

The Doctor encounters the Voord again on Kandalinga, recalling the events of *The Keys of Marinus* as being "long ago, but not to him", referring to his belief that it was millions of years ago for the Voord. The Doctor lands the TARDIS underwater for the first time. He is used to travelling alone. He both attempts and succeeds at making a short hop (without referring to it as such) for the first time, making a trip of several thousand miles from the sea floor to a thin stretch of land on the planet. This sets the story before *Five Card Draw*. The Doctor notes that he hasn't had much to do with the Voord before this point, having spent most of his time on Marinus in the company of Arbitans, setting this before *Domain of the Voord*.

* **TV: *The Aztecs***

The Doctor warns Barbara about interfering with history. According to the novelisation, Ian is 28-years-old.

* AUDIO: *The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance*

The crew spend several weeks on Fragrance.

* AUDIO: *Farewell, Great Macedon*

Despite the BF website placing this between *The Reign of Terror* and *Here There Be Monsters*, *The Library of Alexandria* (set shortly after *The Reign of Terror*) had Ian refer to Alexander as a close friend, setting this story earlier. They spend over a month in 4th century BCE Babylon and Barbara knows history can't be changed, setting this after *The Aztecs*, although Ian isn't as convinced.

* AUDIO: *The Masters of Luxor*

Susan mentions visiting Fragrance, setting this after *The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance* and in addition, they mention having been in Alexander's Babylon a day ago, setting this shortly after *Farewell, Great Macedon*.

* AUDIO: *A Small Semblance of Home*

Ian recalls the events of *The Daleks* as a recent example of the Doctor's obsessiveness. Barbara has made 40-to-50 identical marks in her notebook which seem to be keeping track of the days on the TARDIS, without being entirely clear on their purpose. The Doctor is trying to make the TARDIS feel more comfortable for Ian and Barbara, having spent the past week searching for tea as part of his goal. He has also provided Ian with a new cardigan after his last one was destroyed by fire ants.

* (EPILOGUE) - **TV: *The Aztecs***

The crew are back into their usual clothing and the TARDIS materialises while remaining in motion, leading directly into *The Sensorites*.

* **TV: *The Sensorites***

The crew note how much they've changed since they've been travelling together. Susan unlocks deeper telepathic abilities than previously thought, and they have their first major argument since leaving Gallifrey. Ian makes a comment about the Doctor's piloting abilities, enraging the Doctor, who vows to leave Ian wherever they land next.

* AUDIO: *The Transit of Venus*

Follows on directly from *The Sensorites*, with the Doctor preparing to throw Ian and Barbara out of the TARDIS. The Doctor and Ian then spend several months aboard the *Endeavour* while Barbara and Susan are trapped in the TARDIS. Susan's telepathic abilities are still quite powerful. The Doctor reinstates his intentions to exile Ian and Barbara once they return to the TARDIS, leading into *The Reign of Terror*.

* **TV: *The Reign of Terror***

A trip to France in 1794 during the French revolution changes the Doctor's mind on his decision to expel Ian and Barbara, and he allows his companions to stay.

* AUDIO: *Rise and Fall*

The Doctor takes his companions to a planet to relax following the events of *The Reign of Terror*, with Ian believing the Doctor is trying to convince the him and Barbara to stay.

* AUDIO: *Here There Be Monsters*

Susan believes that Ian and Barbara are still on probation with the Doctor, though she suggests they probably always would be. Susan starts to wonder if she may one day have to leave the TARDIS and make her own life for the Doctor's sake. Susan thinks the Doctor could do with a holiday, even if he doesn't think so, setting this before *The Mother Road*.

* AUDIO: *The Library of Alexandria*

Shortly after arriving in Alexandria, Ian recalls the events of *The Transit of Venus* as being "weeks ago". The TARDIS crew decide to spend three weeks in the city, relaxing. Ian recalls the Doctor telling them that their "destiny is in the stars" and subsequently notes that they have arrived on Earth again, suggesting a setting shortly after *The Reign of Terror*. Ian refers to Alexander the Great as an "old friend"; though this is in narration, it seems to apply to the Ian in Alexander, setting this after *Farewell, Great Macedon*. Ian notes that he and Barbara were just good friends back then, but in hindsight he realises that there was "the beginning of something more".

* AUDIO: *The Flames of Cadiz*

Ian refers to the events of The Transit of Venus and still possesses his watch from 1963.

* AUDIO: *The Destination Wars*

The crew are a close unit, and Ian wonders if they are still on Earth, indicating that this takes place after an Earthbound adventure. Barbara and Ian meet the Master for the first time, with the Doctor spending two years on the planet Destination to fix his mess. Ending leads directly into *The Great White Hurricane*

* AUDIO: *The Great White Hurricane*

The crew visit New York in March 1888. This is the first time Ian has visited the city. The Doctor claims to have found a way of reaching London in 1963, leading into *The Invention of Death*

* AUDIO: *The Invention of Death*

Failing to reach his destination, the TARDIS instead lands on Ashtallah. Barbara and Ian learn of the concept of cloning. Ending leads directly into *The Barbarians and the Samurai*.

* AUDIO: *The Barbarians and the Samurai*

In 1820s Japan, the crew become embroiled in a civil conflict. The Doctor tells Mamoru of his visits to London, China, Mexico and "more recently" Paris. The Doctor asks Ian about his swimming skills, and assures Barbara that the TARDIS is watertight, setting this before Domain of the Voord.

* AUDIO: *The Phoenicians*

Following on from *The Barbarians and the Samurai*, the crew visits Tyre, Kition and the future site of Carthage in 814 BC. According to Ian's watch, the date is currently 23 March 1964, suggesting that he and Barbara have been travelling for four months in the TARDIS. Ian sells his watch, setting this after *The Flames of Cadiz*. Leads directly into *Tick-Tock World*

* AUDIO: *Tick-Tock World*

The TARDIS lands on a planet where time is in flux. Susan mentions her telepathic abilities, and the Doctor notes that he all her greater independence.

* AUDIO: *Return to Skaro*

Continuing his experiments to return Ian and Barbara home, he attempts to use the fast return switch for the first time since *The Daleks*, returning them to Skaro, fifty years after the events of that story.

* AUDIO: *Last of the Romananovs*

* AUDIO: *For the Glory of Urth*

* AUDIO: *The Hollow Crown*

* SHORT: *The Last Days*

* SHORT: *Nothing at the End of the Lane*

* SHORT: *Mire and Clay*

* SHORT: *The Duke's Folly*

* SHORT: *The Mother Road*

* SHORT: *Room for Improvement*

* SHORT: *Tell Me You Love Me*

* SHORT: *The Reign Makers*

* AUDIO: *A Star is Born*

* AUDIO: *The Wanderer*

* AUDIO: *The Light at the End*

The Doctor assists his seven succeeding incarnations in defeating the Master. At the end he is heard calling to Ian, Barbara and Susan to return to the ship after visiting Bob's house in 1963.

* TV: *The Day of the Doctor* (cameo)

* AUDIO: *Domain of the Voord*

* AUDIO: *Flywheel Revolution*

* AUDIO: *The Age of Endurance*

* AUDIO: *E is for…*

* SHORT: *A Long Night*

* NOVEL: *City at World's End*

* SHORT: *The Thief of Sherwood*

* SHORT: *That Time I Nearly Destroyed the World Whilst Looking for a Dress*

* NOVEL: *The Witch Hunters*

* **TV: *Planet of Giants***

* NOVEL: *The Time Travellers*

* AUDIO: *Home Again, Home Again*

* **TV: *The Dalek Invasion of Earth***

* COMIC: *A Stitch in Time: Episode 3*

### Travels with Barbara and Ian

* NOVEL: *Venusian Lullaby*

The Doctor, Barbara and Ian visit Venus

* SHORT: *The Book of Shadows*

Follows on from *Venusian Lullaby*

* SHORT: *Set in Stone*

The TARDIS crew free some stone creature.

* AUDIO: *The Revenants*
* SHORT: *The Nine-Day Queen*
* SHORT: *The True and Indisputable Facts in the Matter of the Ram's Skull*
* WC: *Doctors Assemble!*

### Travels with Barbara, Ian and Vicki

* **TV: *The Rescue***

NOTE: *There are two accounts of the events between The Rescue and The Romans*

* SHORT: *Romans Cutaway*

* NOVEL: *Byzantium!*

* **TV: *The Romans***

NOTE: *There are two accounts of the events between The Romans and The Web Planet*

* NOVEL: *The Eleventh Tiger*

* AUDIO: *Starborn*

* **TV: *The Web Planet***

* AUDIO: *The Dark Planet*

* AUDIO: *The Fifth Traveller*

* SHORT: *Cambridge Previsited*

The Doctor meets Chronotis for the first time, although had heard stories about him.

* SHORT: *White Man's Burden*

* AUDIO: *1963*

* AUDIO: *The Rocket Men*

* COMIC: *Unnatural Selection*

* COMIC: *Endgame* (cameo)

* **TV: *The Crusade***

* **TV: *The Space Museum***

* COMIC: *A Religious Experience*

The Doctor and Ian visit the planet Seetar while Barbara and Vicki are sleeping in the TARDIS. Ian recalls the events of *The Crusade*, and the Doctor is still wondering if leaving Susan behind was the right thing to do. Upon their return to the TARDIS, they are greeted by Barbara, though Vicki is still asleep.

* AUDIO: *The Sleeping City*

* AUDIO: *The Unwinding World*

* SHORT: *All I Want for Christmas*

* AUDIO: *Daybreak*

* AUDIO: *The Doctor's Tale*

* SHORT: *Every Day*

* **TV: *The Chase***

* SHORT: *Journey Out of Terror*

Set during *The Chase: Journey into Terror* (4) at timestamp 15:23.

### Travels with Vicki and Steven

* **TV: *The Time Meddler***

The Doctor and Vicki find Steven aboard the TARDIS and they take their first adventure together in 1066 Northumberland, meeting the Monk.

* AUDIO: *The Suffering*

Steven mutters that his last meal was in 1066, and is still getting used to time travel etiquette and in narration references often to the Doctor's saving him on Mechanus, setting this shortly after *The Time Meddler*, though he is already used to the Doctor's secretive behaviour. Steven learns of Vicki's rescue from Astra for the first time.

* COMIC: *Are You Listening?*

The travellers visit an unknown planet. Told from the perspective of Xenith, a sentient computer the size of a city.

* AUDIO: *The Founding Fathers*

Steven recalls the events of *The Suffering*, and implies that he has not been to London since then.

* AUDIO: *Frostfire*

The crew visits London during the 1814 frost fair. Vicki mentions that Steven has only recently joined the TARDIS crew.

* (REFERENCE) - NOVEL: *The Empire of Glass*

The TARDIS crew spends a few days in 15th century Spain.

* (PLACEMENT 1) - TV: *The Three Doctors*

The Doctor is abducted by the Time Lords to help his subsequent two incarnations in the Omega Crisis, but becomes trapped in a time eddy.

* NOVEL: *The Empire of Glass*

Set immediately after *The Three Doctors*, with the Doctor materialising back in the console room hours after being Time Scooped holding an invitation to Venice in 1609, where he meets Irving Braxiatel, whom the Doctor discovers delivered the message to him shortly before the Time Lords erased his memory of the Omega Crisis. The Doctor, Steven and Vicki help Braxiatel rescue his Armageddon Convention, which involves a brief visit to Hampton Court Palace, before departing once again. Steven is still a relatively new addition to the crew, although he has already done a significant amount of travelling. Upon their arrival in Venice, neither Steven nor Vicki have a TARDIS key, due to a lack of trustworthiness on Steven's part, but as they depart, he resolves to give Steven a key soon.

* AUDIO: *Upstairs*

Steven is well-aware of faults in the TARDIS and the Doctor alludes to the events of Frostfire, telling him that not everywhere the TARDIS arrives can be a fun fair.

* AUDIO: *The Bounty of Ceres*

The TARDIS lands on Ceres in a time before both Steven's and Vicki's time. The Doctor uses the the component he stole from the Monk's TARDIS in *The Time Meddler* to expand the inside of the TARDIS beyond the small number of rooms that had been accessible prior to this point.

* AUDIO: *Fields of Terror*

The crew visit the Vendée region of France during the French revolution in the 1790s.

* AUDIO: *Across the Darkened City*

In a traumatic encounter, Steven and a Dalek are forced to work together for each others survival, with the Dalek eventually betraying Steven.

* AUDIO: *The Dalek Occupation of Winter*

The crew visit the human colony planet of Winter. Steven has only recently joined the Doctor and Vicki on their travels, setting this shortly after The Time Meddler. He has an intense hatred for Daleks, suggesting a setting after *Across the Darkened City*.

* AUDIO: *An Ideal World*

Set directly after *The Dalek Occupation of Winter*. The crew encounter a group of humans attempting to colonise the planet T19.

* AUDIO: *Entanglement*

Set directly after *An Ideal World*. During a visit to Cambridge, the Doctor mentions that he "thinks [he] has a friend who lives in one of the less distinguished colleges", a reference to Chronotis. The Doctor's first meeting with Chronotis is in *Cambridge Previsited*, where he is aware of his presence there without having met him before.

* AUDIO: *The Crash of the UK-201*

A TARDIS malfunction sends Vicki back into her past where she creates a new timeline where she never crashed on Dido. The Doctor sends Steven to correct the timeline.

* SHORT: *Corridors of Power*

* SHORT: *The Schoolboy's Story*

The TARDIS crew visit early 21st century Indiana, with this being Vicki's first visit to "Ancient America" since The Chase. Vicki is used to defusing tension between Steven and the Doctor. The TARDIS detects a time anomaly, using a device set up by the Doctor following the events of The Time Meddler. In Indiana, they encounter a young man called Robert, who recounts to them the time he travelled with them in the TARDIS at the age of eight. Using the time anomaly as guidance, the Doctor claims to be able to travel directly to Robert's childhood. Whether he does or not, the eight-year-old Robert joins the TARDIS crew briefly, having numerous travels including a visit to Ancient Rome. The Doctor then uses the fast return switch to return Robert home, with Steven giving Robert HIFI. According to *The Three Paths*, HiFi was returned to Steven by the older Robert.

* SHORT: *Mars*

The crew visit Mars in the early human colonial period. Vicki has been travelling for a long time and is no longer a child.

* SHORT: *The Long Step Backward*

The crew visit Prague in 2348.

* SHORT: *Snowman in Manhattan*

The crew visit New York City in 2007 and 2008. Alan Wood describes Vicki as being in her late teens.

* SHORT: *The Power Supply*

The TARDIS arrives on the human colony Ca-Mon Green, many years into both Steven and Vicki's futures.

* (REFERENCE) - AUDIO: *The Secret History*

The Monk replaces the Doctor with his fifth incarnation, who has an adventure in 6th century Europe with Steven and Vicki before being switched back. They have not encountered the Monk since The Time Meddler and forget the events of this story.

* AUDIO: *Etheria*

* AUDIO: *The Ravelli Conspiracy*

The crew meet Machiavelli and the de Medici family in 1514 Florence.

* **TV: *Galaxy 4***

The TARDIS crew encounter the Drahvins, Rill and Chumblies on a planet about to explode. After escaping the planet, Vicki sprains her ankle, leading into *The Myth Makers*. They also observe the planet Kembel for the first time on the scanner.

* SHORT: *Planet of the Bunnoids*

Vicki doesn't appear to have any ankle-related problems, but nevertheless the Doctor mentions the Chumblies, setting this between *Galaxy 4* and *The Mythmakers*.

* **TV: *The Myth Makers***

The travellers arrive at the siege of Troy in circa the 13th century BC. Vicki's injured ankle is mentioned but appears not to be too badly hurt. According to the novelisation, Vicki is 17. After the city is sacked, Vicki stays in Troy to found a new city with Troilus and Aeneas. Meanwhile Katarina joins the TARDIS in her place as Steven is badly injured by a Trojan soldier.

### Travels with Steven and Katarina

* SHORT: *Scribbles in Chalk*

The travellers arrive on a planet and travel through a temporal fault 500 years into the past. There they discover a tribe whom they live with for a week or two as Steven recovers. In addition, Katarina gets to know the Doctor better and stops thinking of him as a god. When they return to the TARDIS through the fault, Steven returns to his injured state and Katarina appears to have no memory of their experience over the passed two weeks, thinking they'd just left Troy. Only the Doctor appears to recall the events and continues his search for medication to help Steven.

* AUDIO: *Daughter of the Gods*

As the First Doctor's TARDIS is about to materialise on Kembel, it collides with that of the Second Doctor, redirecting it towards the planet Urbinia. They spend a few months in the planetary capital, Kiria City, before the Daleks invade. After the timeline is averted by the Second Doctor, they recall none of these events and are set back on course for Kembel. Steven doesn't yet have a TARDIS key.

* **TV: *The Daleks' Master Plan*** (*The Nightmare Begins* / *Day of Armageddon* / *Devil's Planet* / *The Traitors*)

The Doctor, Steven and Katarina arrive on Kembel in the year 4000 and meet Bret Vyon, before discovering a Dalek plot to conquer the solar system. The four of them escape the planet after stealing Mavic Chen's ship. After accidentally landing on the penal colony Desperus, the convict Kirksen sneaks aboard the ship and holds Katarina hostage. Katarina sacrifices herself to save her companions, with the two floating out into space. Upon their arrival at Central City, secret Dalek ally and Guardian of the Solar System Mavic Chen sends Sara Kingdom to kill the fugitives, and she kills her brother Bret Vyon. Ending leads directly into *Counter Plot*.

### Travels with Steven and Sara

* **TV: *The Daleks' Master Plan*** (*Counter Plot* / *Coronas of the Sun* / *The Feast of Steven*)

The Doctor, Steven and Sara are accidentally teleported to the planet Mira by experimental technology. There, the Doctor and Steven convince Sara that Mavic Chen is working with the Daleks and she joins their efforts to stop them. Being drawn back to Kembel, where they trick the Daleks and escape in the TARDIS. In *The Feast of Steven, the TARDIS briefly arrive in two Christmases: Liverpool in 1965 and Hollywood in 1921, before they decide to celebrate Christmas in the TARDIS.*

* AUDIO: *The Anachronauts*

The travellers are still celebrating Christmas when the TARDIS collides with another timeship. While she makes self-repairs, the TARDIS places all the travellers in a dream state to distract them. The events of the dreams last several days, and Sara herself comments that she's not sure if she has known the Doctor and Steven for a few days to even a week, but these could all be artefacts of the dream.

* SHORT: *The Little Drummer Boy*

An hour after leaving Hollywood, the TARDIS crew find themselves visiting further Christmases across the 19ths and 20th centuries, owing to the fact the TARDIS was (unbeknownst to them) following a time-travelling boy from the 1960s.

* AUDIO: *The Guardian of the Solar System*

The TARDIS crew visit the Great Clock in 3999, with Sara meeting Bret Vyon and Mavic Chen. They accidentally set in motion the events leading to Chen's involvement in the Daleks' masterplan.

* AUDIO: *The Drowned World*

Before telling this story, Sara mentions several other adventures, including *The Guardian of the Solar System*, in an order which implies this story takes place after all of them. The TARDIS crew encounter a group of humans on an asteroid in the Red-O Belt.

* AUDIO: *Home Truths*

The TARDIS crew visit a sentient house on the isle of Ely in England in the distant future. Sara accidentally transfers a copy of her mind to the house before they all leave in the TARDIS.

* AUDIO: *Men of War*

The TARDIS crew spend a few weeks in August 1916 in France during the Battle of the Somme. Sara sees a car for the first time, setting this before *An Ordinary Life*

* AUDIO: *An Ordinary Life*

Steven and Sara spend six months living in London in the 1950s. Sara mention that they've been on the run for so long.

* AUDIO: *The Sontarans*

The Doctor encounters the Sontarans and for the first time, learning about their nature and their war with the Rutans, although Sara and Steven are already aware of them. The encounter includes the SSS, and takes place in Sara's past, likely in the 40th century, some decades before the Daleks' Master Plan. Sara describes the events of *An Ordinary Life* as seeming like "a lifetime ago". They return to the TARDIS to discover they are being pursued by a time machine, presuming it to be the Daleks.

* **TV: *The Daleks' Master Plan*** (*Volcano* / *Golden Death* / *Escape Switch* / *The Abandoned Planet* / *Destruction of Time*)

The TARDIS crew attempts to escape by travelling further through time, arriving at a cricket match and the planet Tigus, where they discover it was The Monk following them. After travelling to 1966 New Years Eve in Trafalgar Square, they eventually arrive in Giza in Ancient Egypt, where the final face-off between the Doctor, the Monk and the Daleks occurs. The Daleks return to Kembel with the taranium core and the Monk loses his TARDIS directional unit, which the Doctor uses to pilot his TARDIS to Kembel, destroying the unit in the process. The Doctor manages to stop the Daleks by activating the time destructor on Kembel, but Sara is aged to death in the process. The Doctor and Steven return to the TARDIS and sombrely remember their three fallen companions.

### Travels with Steven and Oliver

* AUDIO: *The Perpetual Bond*

Follows on directly from *Destruction of Time*, with the Doctor standing at the controls for a long time without speaking, before the TARDIS suddenly dematerialises without his control, taking the Doctor and Steven to Totter's Lane in 1966. In London they meet Oliver Harper, who joins the TARDIS.

* AUDIO: *The Cold Equations*

Follows on from *The Perpetual Bond*, with Oliver taking his first trip in the TARDIS, on a satellite in the distant future orbiting Earth. The team learn of a future visit to Grace Alone, with the Doctor aiming to pilot the TARDIS there to maintain the course of history.

* AUDIO: *The First Wave*

The TARDIS crew visit the planetoid Grace Alone in the Kuiper Belt, a little while in Steven's future. They meet the Vardans, seemingly the first time from the Doctor's perspective, who initially assumes benign intent. Oliver sacrifices himself to save the Doctor and Steven.

### Travels with Steven

* SHORT: *Ash*

The Doctor tells Steven of an adventure he and Susan had back in 1963. Steven is still sleeping badly and feeling tense following the events of *The Daleks' Master Plan*, which was their last adventure.

* SHORT: *Roses*

Following all the deaths surrounding the events of *The Daleks' Master Plan*, the Doctor and Steven are taking a break in his rose garden. As he wanders the garden, a time scoop approaches, leading directly into *The Five Doctors*.

* TV: *The Five Doctors*

The Doctor has come to his garden to (according to the novelisation) prepare for what he believes to be his upcoming regeneration, when he is kidnapped by the Borusa, Lord President from the time of his fifth incarnation and placed in the Death Zone. Afterwards teaming up with three of his other incarnations and several past and future companions, the Doctor is returned to his proper time by Rassilon, presumably with his mind wiped.

* (FRAME) - NOVEL: *The Myth Makers*

At the ruins of Troy, the Doctor meets Homer, who gives his account of the Doctor's visit to the city. The Doctor notes that Vicki would have still been 18 if she'd stayed with him, setting this less than a year after her departure from the TARDIS at the age of 17. No companions are otherwise mentioned or apparent.

* SHORT: *Katarina in the Underworld*

Katarina finds herself in the Underworld following her death and is unable to cross the River Styx. Claiming to have been in his bed before waking up in the Underworld, the Doctor was summoned by Hypnos at the request of Persephone to help Katarina reach the Elysium Fields. When she arrives there, the Doctor seems to shrink and become a butterfly, with Katarina believing that it had not been the real Doctor that had guided her, but an "embodiment of her heartfelt desires". Despite this, the Doctor refers to events which occurred after Katarina's death, such as the Daleks chasing him through time and the final defeat of the Daleks in the finale. This at least suggests that the story is not a hallucination, and that even if the Doctor wasn't actually there, then perhaps Hypnos made a copy of him sometime after the events of *The Destruction of Time*. He also claims to have "spent all [his] life opposing gods and monsters".

* (REFERENCE) - SHORT: *Greenaway*

* SHORT: *Making History*

The Doctor and Steven land on asteroid on 23 April 2978 during a peace treaty to end the Human-Omwanar war.

* SHORT: *Waiting for Jeremy*

The duo visit 2005 and meet an old woman called Maggie Baxter, before intentionally travelling to 1953 to try to help her younger self live a better life. At first the Doctor forbids the idea of interference, but Steven convinces him that as an isolated case, interfering in the life of one woman shouldn't be too bad. Steven references their interference in the Human-Omwanar peace negotiations from *Making History*.

* SHORT: *Do You Smell Carrots?*

In the skies above Reading in 1982, the Doctor and Steven defeat a giant mosquito transformed by some alien substance.

* SHORT: *White on White*

The Doctor and Steven help stop a Gelidon invasion in Antarctica in 2008, partly taking place at Snowcap. Steven doesn't appear.

* AUDIO: *Helmstone*

The Doctor and Steven become stranded on the asteroid-turned-colony ship Not-Home for a few months. The Doctor warns Steven not to interfere ("how many times do I have to tell you"), but it turns out he himself was secretly working on ways to help the people of Not-Home.

* AUDIO: *O Tannenbaum*

The Doctor and Steven land in a pine forest in what context suggests is Germany in the 20th century. Steven hasn't celebrated a proper Christmas outside of the TARDIS since his family Christmases back home (and doesn't celebrate one here either).

* AUDIO: *The Vardan Invasion of Mirth*

The TARDIS materialises in the Vardan Mediasphere in 1956, which the Doctor enters but manages to redirect Steven to London. Steven lives for a time in London trying to reach the Doctor, who is in turn trying to avert a Vardan invasion.

* AUDIO: *Peace in Our Time*

The Doctor and Steven stop a group of aliens from altering Earth's history in 1906.

* AUDIO: *Out of the Deep*

The Doctor and Steven visit the archaeological site of Eridu in 1850s Iraq.

* **TV: *The Massacre***

The Doctor and Steven arrive in Paris on 20 August 1572. After fleeing just as the Massacre of St Bartholomew's day is beginning on 23-24 August, the pair have a falling out and Steven demands to be let out wherever the TARDIS lands next. This location turns out to be 1960s Wimbledon Common (1965 according to *Salvation* and 1966 according to *The Man in the Velvet Mask*) He leaves, and Dodo Chaplet then bursts in, claiming to be trying to phone the police. Steven then returns and tells the Doctor to dematerialise immediately, as a pair of policemen are approaching the TARDIS, which the Doctor obliges. Dodo seems very nonchalant about the whole time and space travelling thing, even appearing to relish the chance of leaving Earth behind for good.

### Travels with Steven and Dodo

* NOVEL: *Salvation*

Following on from *The Massacre*, the TARDIS lands in New York City on 27 March 1965 having not travelled in time at all. Dodo is sixteen-years-old. The Doctor, Steven and Dodo work with the US army and several other locals to defeat an alien incursion, before the Doctor gives Dodo an official offer to become a part of the TARDIS team, which she gladly accepts. They finally depart the city on 1 April.

* **TV: *The Ark***

The Doctor, Steven and Dodo arrive on a human colony ship from the 57th segment of time, around 10 million years after Dodo's time. Dodo is still very new to the TARDIS, and the way Steven talks to her implies that this is her first trip in the TARDIS. In the meantime, she has changed into an outfit from the Crusades she found in the TARDIS wardrobe. A short while after departing the *Ark*, Dodo changs into a new trendy 60s outfit. The Doctor then vanishes, declaring that they are under attack, leading into *The Celestial Toymaker*.

* **TV: *The Celestial Toymaker***

The Doctor, Steven and Dodo face off against the Toymaker in the Celestial Toyroom. The Doctor recalls a previous encounter with the Toymaker. After defeating him, the Doctor tries a sweet Dodo had acquired from the Toyroom which causes a toothache, leading into *The Gunfighters*.

* **TV: *The Gunfighters***

The Doctor gets his tooth extracted by Doc Holliday, before the three get embroiled in the Gunfight of the O.K. Corral.

* SHORT: *Murder in the Dark*

The trio encounter the Toymaker again, with the *The Celestial Toymaker* being mere "days ago" and *The Ark* and *The Gunfighters* described as "recent".

* AUDIO: *Mother Russia*

The TARDIS lands in Russia in 1812 during Napoleon's invasion of the empire. The Doctor suggests they could take a holiday there, with Steven drily remarking that they'd just had one in Tombstone, setting this shortly after *The Gunfighters*. They spend around six months in Russia in total before departing.

* AUDIO: *Return of the Rocket Men*

In narration, Steven mentions visits to the far future, the Toymaker's realm, the old west, and the many months they spent in Russia in *Mother Russia*, but that they are now "back to [their] old ways again". Dodo gives Steven a diary from 1967 for his birthday, saying that it's from "next year" for her, presumably accounting for the long amount of time she spent in Russia and other intervening adventures since they left New York in April 1965.

* SHORT: *The Golden Door*

The trio are going on a holiday to Bikol after Dodo and Steven insisted on going on a holiday. The Doctor learns of his involvement in the events at Snowcap in *The Tenth Planet*

* SHORT: *64 Carlysle Street*

In London 1909, the Doctor, Steven and Dodo track down the criminal Roztoq, who had escaped Quinnus in the Fourth Universe after the Doctor and Susan's visit there in *Quinnis*. Dodo claims to have not worked for months before she takes a temporary job at 64 Carlysle Street as part of the investigation.

* NOVEL: *Bunker Soldiers*

The Doctor, Steven and Dodo spend months in the city of Kiev leading up to the 1240 siege at the hands of the Mongol Empire. Despite this, the inner leaflet of the book places the story between *The Massacre* and *The Ark*, a placement which seems unlikely.

* (FLASHBACK) - COMIC: *Death to the Doctor!*

The trio defeat Questor in the Living Jungle of Tropicalus.

* (RECORDING) - AUDIO: *Tales from the Vault*

The Doctor, Steven and Dodo encounter Kali Karash in South Africa 1900, an alien which can enter the mind of any living being and even animate inanimate objects. In a wax cylinder recording, Steven records an account of the events and a warning for the future after they lose track of which item Kali Karash is inhabiting.

* AUDIO: *The War to End All Wars*

The Doctor and company land on the planet Comfort and become embroiled in their never-ending war against themselves. With Steven and Dodo working hard at ending the war politically, eventually the Doctor manages to expose the system and end the war for good. Afterwards, the three leave the planet shortly after, with Steven feeling guilty for not staying to help out. Consequently, he decides that next time he wants to make a lasting difference, he will have to stay and commit his life to it, which suggests that the next place he has such an opportunity will be *The Savages*.

* SHORT: *The Dream*

Told as a short play by William Shakespeare, who claims that it had come to him as a dream, the Doctor encounters Sontarans and Rutans on the planet Vortis. He mentions Steven and Dodo, wondering where he left them, though they do not appear.

* AUDIO: *This Sporting Life*

The Doctor manages to land the TARDIS in London as Dodo had requested, arriving in March 1966. When Dodo asks if he got the day wrong, Steven laughs, saying he'd be surprised if even the century was right.

* AUDIO: *The Secrets of Det-Sen*

The Doctor, Steven and Dodo land in the Tibetan Himalayas. The Doctor meets Padmasambhava and visits Det-Sen Monastery, taking with him the monastery's Holy Ghanta which is instructed to return in 50 years. While it is suggested that the events of *The Ark* are recent ("Don't want you getting sick again, not after what happened last time."), Dodo appears to have been aboard the TARDIS a long time already ("Oh dear child, how little you know of me after all this time together" and "The Doctor's been awful kind to me and I've seen an awful lot"). Dodo thinks Steven will be leaving the TARDIS soon, and she also wants to find a permanent home for herself, but doesn't want to leave the Doctor travelling alone.

* (EPILOGUE) - **TV: *The Gunfighters***

The TARDIS lands on a planet which the Doctor declares to be in the future. On the scanner they observe a figure in animal skins and with a club, leading into *The Savages*.

* **TV: *The Savages***

The three arrive on an unnamed planet ruled by the so-called "Elders" and "Savages". After they help remove the system which repressed the Savages, Steven is chosen to be the new leader of the planet and he decides to stay behind.

### Travels with Dodo

* NOVEL: *The Man in the Velvet Mask*

The Doctor and Dodo land in Paris in 1804, soon discovering that it is an alternate timeline, specifically one created as an experiment created by the extra-temporal beings known as the Pageant. Steven is mentioned for the first time since his "recent" departure, and the Doctor knows that he is going to regenerate soon, being in an incredibly frail condition for most of the story. Despite this, Dodo notices that he gains some strength during their time separated in Paris, but noting that this is a "temporary renewal" which "wouldn't last". The Doctor recalls that he'd first released his time is near during the events of *The Celestial Toymaker*, later recalling that he'd felt this "first change... brewing months ago", and that he'd fought against it. The two spend three days separated in Paris, during which time Dodo forms an intimate relationship with an actor going by the name of "Dalville". Dodo has resented the Doctor for leaving Steven behind, but she eventually comes to understand his reasoning. She believes she will be leaving the TARDIS soon.

* SHORT: *Tarnished Image*

The Doctor and Dodo visit the human colony planet Tarron in approximately the year 10 million, 1000 years after the Earth's destruction in the first segment of *The Ark*. They spend a little over two weeks exposing the mysterious Azmec Corporation, also known as the Kephra, whom the Doctor claims to have met before. In this account, Dodo hasn't been travelling with the Doctor for long and his dismissive attitude to casual violence is beginning to worry her.

* SHORT: *There are Fairies at the Bottom of the Garden*

The pair visit an unnamed planet infested with a beautiful crystalline parasite. Dodo wonders if she's cut out for adventuring, noting that it's not the first time she's thought this. The Doctor is described as frail. She doesn't get on very well with the Doctor in this story, although notes that she's usually more tolerable of his behaviour.

* (REFERENCE) - AUDIO: *The Yes Men*

The Doctor and Dodo visit the Earth colony of New Houston and avert a Mim invasion with the help of Meg Carvossa. Meg is invited to join the TARDIS, but upon seeing its interior she runs away.

* AUDIO: *The Horror at Bletchington Station*

The Doctor and Dodo arrive at Bletchington in England, where a new railway station is under construction. The Doctor is very hesitant is confronting an ancient unmanned Gallifreyan timeship, but ends up sending it back to Gallifrey, realising that all of his companions he's had so far have changed him. Dodo, meanwhile, wonders if all their travels have exacerbated her thrill-seeking nature. Steven has recently left the TARDIS, setting this shortly after *The Savages*. However the Doctor and Dodo have had several adventures since then.

* AUDIO: *The Outlaws*

The Doctor and Dodo visit in Lincoln in 1216 and encounter the Hound Monk for the first time, with the Doctor and Monk both recalling their previous encounters. Dodo claims not to have ridden a horse before, while the Doctor hasn't ridden one in "quite some time". They discuss Steven's departure in *The Savages*, setting this after *The Man in the Velvet Mask*.

* AUDIO: *The Miniaturist*

The duo visit Coulton Salt Mine in North Yorkshire on 30 July 2019 and meet an interdimensional being known as a Pertucaion.

* AUDIO: *The Demon Song*

The Doctor and Dodo visit Camden Town in the early 2020s.

* AUDIO: *The Incherton Incident*

The TARDIS collides with another vessel in the time vortex, which turns out to have been "Sanderson", a member of the Galactic Ecology Enforcement Council attempting to accost the Doctor for his supposed future crimes against the galaxy. The ship crashes in Incherton some time before the TARDIS materialises there. After tricking Sanderson into being consumed by the residual blowback energies from the TARDIS, which had resulted from the collision, the two return to the TARDIS only for the Doctor to mysteriously vanish, leading into *The Three Doctors*.

* (PLACEMENT 2) - TV: *The Three Doctors*

This placement is explained in *Fugitive of the Daleks*.

* AUDIO: *Fugitive of the Daleks*

Following on from *The Three Doctors*, the Doctor recalls being transported in a pellucid capsule, and notes that only those of his own kind could transport him in such a way. Afterwards, he ended up in on Kembel immediately after he left in *The Daleks' Master Plan*, where he used the casing of the Dalek Supreme to take control of a Dalek Time Machine. He then hunts down his TARDIS and finds that the Robot Doctor from *The Chase* had been reactivated by Dodo accidentally, and picked up Vicki from Carthage. Afterwards, Vicki is returned home and the robot is left in Amboise, where he adopts the role of the Bishop of Amboise from *The Massacre*. The Doctor last saw Vicki "months" ago. While Dodo hasn't been travelling with the Doctor for very long, according to her. At the story's conclusion, the Doctor thinks he's being dragged out of time again, mentioning that the temporal amnesia will affect both him and Dodo, so they may forget these events. it's therefore possible *The Three Doctors* may occur after this story instead of before.

* (REFERENCE) - SHORT: *The Rag & Bone Man's Story*

While Dodo sleeps, the Doctor checks Susan's TARDIS bedroom to see if she had left the Blessing Star there, having realised she hadn't taken it with her when she left the TARDIS, and that she probably left it in 1963. He decides to sort this out next time he lands in London, which happens to be their next materialisation.

* 12-16 July 1966 - **TV: *The War Machines***

The Doctor and Dodo land in London on 12 July 1966 and battle the computer WOTAN. There they all encounter and befriend Polly Wright and Ben Jackson. After becoming hypnotised by WOTAN, Dodo ends up going to the country to recover. WOTAN Is eventually defeated on the 16th, with the Doctor slipping away from the Post Office Tower without anyone noticing.

* 16-30 July 1966 - SHORT: *The Rag & Bone Man's Story*

Following on from the defeat of WOTAN in *The War Machines*, the Doctor attends to some unfinished business in London. First he visits the graveyard where he left the Hand of Omega, only to find a future self had already dealt with it. He then goes to Totter's Lane to find the Blessing Star, eventually tracking it down to a former rag & bone man who cleared the place out. The star is destroyed as England win the World Cup, which other sources place on 30 July.

* 1966 - (EPILOGUE) - **TV: *The War Machines***

Eventually, Ben and Polly meet the Doctor at his TARDIS and tell him that Dodo has decided to stay in London. After the Doctor enters the TARDIS, Ben realises he still has the Doctor's key which had been dropped days earlier and he and Polly go to return it, using it to enter the TARDIS just as it dematerialises. *The Rag & Bone Man's Story* places this on 30 July at the earliest, however *The Faceless Ones* is set on 20 July 1966, which Ben says he thinks is "back to where it all started", although how specific he's being isn't clear.

### Travels with Ben and Polly (I)

* **TV: *The Smugglers***

Following directly on from *The War Machines*, the Doctor realises that Ben and Polly have boarded the TARDIS before they arrive in 17th century Cornwall. There they battle former crewmen of Captain Avery, before eventually escaping back to the TARDIS. As the TARDIS rematerialises, the Doctor indicates the scanner and remarks that they have landed in the "coldest place in the world".

* AUDIO: *The Bonfires of the Vanities*

Following on directly from *The Smugglers*, the beginning of *The Tenth Planet* is reenacted until temporal distortions result in them leaving the TARDIS in wintery clothes in Lewes in the late 1950s, instead of the South Pole, where they find a crashed alien.

* COMIC: *Food for Thought*

The Doctor, Ben and Polly land on the planet Apresar IV where they discover the planet being fed on by giant slugs known as the Mollusi.

### Solo travels

* SHORT: *Five Card Draw*

After dropping Ben and Polly off to visit some old friends, the Doctor decides to land his TARDIS in the forest surrounding a castle in the 12th century for some archery practice. Along with this intentional landing, the Doctor manages to make a short hop from the forest into the clearing, where he saves a young woman from some rogues before being pursued by a group of knights into an empty castle. He summons his 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 6th incarnations to help him escape. While regaling the story to his his future incarnations, he tells them that he would typically have trouble with a short trips, but that this time he "somehow... knew exactly what coordinates to set".

* (SEGMENTS) - NOVEL: *The Witch Hunters*

Following the events of *The Five Doctors*, Rassilon has granted the Doctor "a small boon" allowing him to deal with some unfinished business before the end of his first life. He visits Salem village on 18 July 1692 to take his friend Rebecca nurse to see the consequences of the witch trials including memorials in 1998, before returning her to her fate. He has started to think of time more fluidly than his past self, but is still strongly guided by the will to keep time more or less on the right track. When releasing Rebecca from the prison, the Doctor signs using the name "Benjamin Jackson", suggesting a setting after he met Ben in *The War Machines* and almost definitely *The Smugglers*. Since *Roses* places *The Five Doctors* shortly after *The Daleks' Master Plan*, it can be assumed that Rassilon has allowed him to tie up his loose ends later in his life.

* COLOURING BOOK: *Dr Who on the Planet Zactus*

The Doctor visits the planet Zactus and arranges a diplomatic solution to a brief quarrel between the human visitors and the Zactions.

* SHORT: *The Cloud Exiles*

The Doctor visits a planet where the Ethereals had been overthrown by their robot slaves the Baggolts and turned into clouds. The Doctor helps them return to corporeality and overthrow the Baggolts. He uses his atmospheric density jacket.

* SHORT: *The Sons of Grekk*

The Doctor visits an unnamed planet and is taken prisoner by the Sons of Grekk. He helps to liberate the planet's inhabitants from these people.

* SHORT: *Terror on Tiro*

Following the hasty departure *The Sons of Grekk*, the TARDIS was damaged, and so since then the Doctor has been repairing it. Now, he intentionally travels to Tiro to test its function, a planet he had visited previously. On arrival, he realises he needs some magnetite for his TARDIS to work, and so after helping his friends the Staggs, they give him some magnetite for his trouble.

* COMIC: *Mission for Duh*

The Doctor visits Birr, a planet he has visited previously, and helps to mediate a peace between the native Verdants and the Rostrow explorers.

* SHORT: *The Devil-Birds of Corbo*

Having intended to visit a different planet, the Doctor lands on Corbo in the middle of an invasion. However, he seems to be surprised at this fact. ("Dear me! This does not seem to be the planet I intended to visit.") On the planet, he meets two children from Earth, Dot and Jack Strong. He helps them rescue their father, Harroll Strong. The Doctor then takes them away in his TARDIS, intending to return them home to Earth.

* SHORT: *The Playthings of Fo*

Following on from *The Devil-Birds of Corbo*, the Doctor is attempting to take the Strongs home to Earth, along with three other humans it turns out he rescued from Corbo: Chertzog, Hill and Shelly. The space-time locator mechanism has broken once again, owing to the abrupt departure from Corbo, and so the TARDIS lands on the planet Rhoos. After leaving the planet, the Doctor again sets about taking his temporary companions home, but it is unknown how long this would take to happen.

* SHORT: *Justice of the Glacians*

The Doctor visits the planet Bruhl, wearing his atmospheric density jacket once more.

* SHORT: *Ten Fathom Pirates*

The Doctor arrives on an unnamed planet, where he encounters highly advanced pirates. He lands underwater and implies that this hasn't happened before, though of course the first time this happened was in *The Fish Men of Kandalinga*. Additionally, the Doctor recalls meeting the Fish Men of Kandalinga, setting this after that story.

* SHORT: *The Vardon Horse*

The Doctor is travelling alone and recalls the events of *The Myth Makers* as having occurred not so long ago.

* (FRAME) - NOVEL: *The Massacre*

The Doctor has temporarily retired from travelling in time and is living in "the garden", presumably the same one as in *The Three Doctors* and *The Five Doctors*, having "more or less" resolved his differences with the Time Lords. Despite this, the Time Lords investigate the Doctor's meddling in the events of *The Massacre*, which in this novelisation is substantially different from the original televised story. Before this frame, the Doctor hadn't spoken French in centuries. Despite their misgivings, the Time Lords are seemingly unable to find strong evidence against the Doctor, and leave him be. Conjecturally, it might be supposed that, wary of the Time Lords' suspicions, the Doctor subsequently left his retirement and continued to flee through time and space. Alternatively, his return to fugitive status may have been a result of further inquisitions by the Time Lords.

* SHORT: *The Meeting*

The Doctor meets John Lucarotti, an old friend of his, in Paris in October c. 1989. Lucarotti mentions how the Doctor was retired "ages ago", with the Doctor saying that he "mustn't lose touch with old friends". Despite *The Massacre* having implied that the retirement was a choice, this story suggests that it is enforced by the Time Lords. In this story, the Doctor is implied to be both a figment of Lucarotti's imagination and a real person, and he suggests that he could sneak out of the garden ("you-know-where") to anywhere Lucarotti had been.

* SHORT: *From Eternity*

The Doctor is interviewing (on behalf of the Time Lords) a creature for its war crimes, only to discover these are a result of its experiencing time backwards. Very little inclination as to which Doctor is featured is given. Only that he has a "harshly angular face" and "thumb-tucked arrogance". This is firstly suggestive of the First Doctor, but could also refer to the Sixth Doctor or Shalka Doctor. Since the Doctor is working with the Time Lords, this could conjecturally be during his retirement.

* TV: *Dimensions in Time*

The Doctor has been captured by the Rani but is later freed by his future incarnation(s).

* SHORT: *The Glass Princess*

The Doctor visits princess Clio on her fifth birthday.

* SHORT: *The End*

The Doctor visits his eighth incarnation at the Institute of Time near the end of the universe, which had been set up by his older self based on an idea he himself had already thought of by this point.

* SHORT: *All Our Christmases*

The Doctor meets a man called Richard who tells him how he had been a *Doctor Who* fan and implied to be a *Doctor Who Magazine* writer, until his interference in this history of the show caused the show to be cancelled in its first few years. This is meant to be a prequel to the the *Unbound* audio drama *Deadline*, although in that story the show was never broadcast at all.

* POEM: *The Feast of Seven... Eight and Nine*

The Doctor meets his seven successors for Christmas.

* (FLASHBACK) - SHORT: *Transmission Ends*

The Doctor asks a postman at a sorting office where he might find Sam Wentworth, leading into *iNtRUsioNs*.

* SHORT: *INtRUsioNs*

In Melbourne, the Doctor meets Sam, a man infected with a meme with "ideas above its station", which he helps to inactivate, by which time Sam was already lost.

* (DIARY ENTRY) - SHORT: *The Lost Diaries of Winston Spencer Churchill*

The Doctor meets Winston Churchill, seemingly for the first time, on 2 January 1911 on Sydney Street in Stepney.

* SHORT: *Troilus and Cressida*

In an early version of William Shakespeare's play, the Doctor appears as the Prologue. He makes reference to the events of *The Myth Makers*. It is seemingly the First Doctor, with mannerisms such as "Miss Wright" "Hmmm?" shining through the Shakespearean characterisation. As this piece is simply a draft of a play, this entry represents the meeting between the Doctor and Shakespeare which led to his inclusion.

* (LETTER) - SHORT: "England Expects"

In 1798, The Doctor writes to Horatio Nelson after their shared experience at the Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife in facing the Hordes of Betralamir the previous year.

* SHORT: *The Vardon Horse*

The Doctor visits the planet Xeriphas and helps the Xeraphin to devise a plan to escape their destruction in the Vardon-Kosnax war. He mentions his participation in the creation of the Trojan horse as being not so long ago.

* (CAMEO) - COMIC: *The Lost Dimension: Omega*

The Doctor teams up with incarnations 2-8 and War to help incarnation 9,10 and 12 save 11 and the universe, relating to an early prototype TARDIS, a Type 1.

* (CAMEO) - AUDIO: *Collision Course*

The Doctor and his subsequent incarnation are picked up by their Tenth incarnation after he learned that the universe was at stake, relating to an early prototype TARDIS. The three quickly leave after learning that they are superfluous, and their presence dangerous, and that the Doctors 3-8 have the situation under control.

* (CAMEO) - NOVELLA: *Imaginary Friends*

In 1964, the Doctor observes Claire Billing buying a toy bear for her son Gerry Billing, who became psychically connected to the TARDIS following its departure from Coal Hill last November. The Doctor exclaims "My word, what a magnificent specimen", and his identity as the Doctor is made clear by Jacob Dudman's performance in the audiobook.

### Travels with Polly and Ben (II)

* NOVEL: *Ten Little Aliens*

Ben and Polly seem to have been travelling with the Doctor for some time, being familiar with but not fully accustomed to some of his mannerisms. They land on an asteroid in a year ending with '90. The precise year is unknown, but perhaps is 2890 as the Earth Empire is pretty powerful. There they meet a group of soldiers on a supposed training mission, but it turns out to be a trap set by a group of terrorist Schirr, an oppressed species in the empire. The Doctor expends a lot of energy holding the mental power of the Schirr at bay, leading to him commenting to Ben that he shall "soon feel a new person".

* AUDIO: *The Crumbling Magician*

The TARDIS is hit by a temporal wave from an exploding temporal clinic, which they then end up in. Ben says the Doctor has been complaining of being old and tired lately. They meet Allie Kay, an 8-year-old who has been aged into an old man's body by the same temporal accident. Allie joins the TARDIS as look for a new home for him, which Ben jokes could take six months.

* AUDIO: *The Plague of Dreams*

The Doctor, Ben and Polly meet a Time Lord known as the Player in the village of Wild Heath in the 16th century. He has been sent by the Time Lords from a future war to stop an enemy from interfering in the Doctor's timeline and preventing him from regenerating in the South Pole. In doing so, they have placed a psychoactive virus in the village to attempt to kill the Doctor early. The Doctor learns of his fate in Antarctica, and seems to agree to go there to restore the timeline.

* SHORT: *The Three Paths*

The Doctor is awake in the TARDIS in the middle of the night, ship time, with Ben and Polly asleep. Many of their trips since *The Smugglers* have been in rather cold places. He finds the TARDIS drawn to Gallifrey, where he meets The Hermit on Mount Lung during the night he left the planet to become an exile. The Doctor is apprehensive about his coming regeneration, and is comforted by his former mentor, who gives him his five-hundred-year diary from his childhood.

* AUDIO: *Falling*

Ben and Polly awake from their sleep, both reporting nightmares. The TARDIS becomes caught in the slipstream of an ancient being which claims to be the origin of the angel myth, meeting the creature in the Outer Quadrant of the Wildean Galaxy. The Doctor, who looks visibly frail, is again told of his coming regeneration, and responds that "you might be correct sir, indeed you might be, but my future is my own". According to narration, the next place they visit after this story would be South Pole, leading into the events of *The Tenth Planet*.

* **TV: *The Tenth Planet***

The TARDIS lands by Snowcap Base of the South Pole of Earth to find a cyborg species known as the Cybermen invading the planet. There is no indication that the Doctor knows of the Cybermen, but he does seem to know, or at least works out, that Mondas is Earth's twin planet knowing just that the planet had come into close proximity. Mondas is destroyed after the Cybermen are unable destroy Earth. The Doctor, drained by this event and with his body "wearing a bit thin", returns to the TARDIS to regenerate into his second incarnation, leading into *The Power of the Daleks*

* AUDIO: *The Locked Room*

The Doctor's mental aspect is dragged to the Planet of the Savages by Steven via a radiotelescope, who is now nearly 100-years-old. On their first encounter, the Doctor uses only a fraction of his mind to project himself to Steven. On the second the following day, he is fully transferred, physically mannifesting while his body remains on Earth. This would set the majority of the story during Part 3 of *The Tenth Planet*, when the Doctor rests on one of the Snowcap beds. This whole event was orchestrated by the Vardan which had been thought dead in *The First Wave*, and which had remained with the Doctor and Steven every since, reconstituting itself. By the time Steven had settled on the Planet, the Vardan was strong enough to manipulate his actions. The Doctor helps to defeat the Vardan, which is eventually killed by the copy of his mind which had remained on the planet since his last visit. The next morning, the Doctor and the mind copy are then sent together back to his body using the radiotelscope, leading into *The Tenth Planet* Part 4.

* AUDIO: *The First Wave*

As the Doctor walks back through the Antarctic snow, he sees Oliver, a part of whom has also been following him since his death, just like the Vardan. Oliver uses the last of his will to appear to the Doctor, before fading away for the last time.

* **TV: *Twice Upon a Time***

Recaps *The Tenth Planet* and set during its final moments, with time being paused by the Testimony as the Doctor makes his way towards his TARDIS and instead finds that of his twelfth incarnation. After an adventure with his future self, as well as a testimony-animated Bill Potts and Archibald Lethbridge-Stewart, the Doctor resolves to regenerate and returns to his TARDIS, with the regeneration scene from *The Tenth Planet* being recreated and merged into, leading into *The Power of the Daleks*.

Next: Second Doctor

## Alternative accounts

* TV: The Pilot Episode

An (initially) unaired version of *An Unearthly Child*, which is essentially one big deleted scene, introduce the Doctor and Susan as time traveller of a different race to that of Ian and Barbara, being from a different planet in the 49th century.

* NOVEL: *Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks*

In this novelisation of *The Daleks*, Doctor Who's granddaughter Susan English is involved in a car crash with her tutor Barbara, and the two of them meet Ian for the first time when the schoolteacher chances upon the crash. They eventually taken into the TARDIS and visit the planet Skaro, where they encounter a glass Dalek.

## Unplaced

### Travels with John and Gillian

* COMIC: *The Klepton Parasites*

The Doctor meets his grandchildren, John and Gillian for the first time, having arranged to meet them in a junkyard at "Number Sixteen" in the 20th century. They are completely unfamiliar with the concept of a TARDIS. Travelling to the 30th century after John hits a random button on the console, the crew help the Thains defeat the Kleptons. The Doctor then decides to try get his grandchildren back home.

* COMIC: *The Therovian Quest*

The Doctor and his grandchildren team up with Grig to help save his people, the Therovians.

* COMIC: *The Hijackers of Thrax*

The crew encounter space pirates in a space station in Earth orbit in the year 2075.

* COMIC: *On the Web Planet*

The crew visit Vortis and the Doctor refers to the events of *The Web Planet*.

* COMIC: *The Gyros Injustice*

The crew visit the planet Gyros.

* COMIC: *Challenge of the Piper*

The Doctor faces off against the Pied Piper in Hamelin, Germany in 1284. Upon leaving, the Doctor aims to "try for home [themselves]" but that he has has "a feeling [they'll] end up in another strange adventure!"

* COMIC: *Prisoners of Gritog*

The team land on the Spekra and free a group of human prisoners from the planet's dictator, Gritog.

* COMIC: *Moon Landing*

The Doctor and his grandchildren visit the Moon on 22 July 1970, the first human Moon landing.

* COMIC: *Time in Reverse*

The Doctor manages to land them on present day Earth, but a malfunction in the TARDIS causes them to experience the adventure backwards.

* COMIC: *Prisoners of the Kleptons*

The team encounter the Kleptons once again, this time on their home planet. The Doctor recalls the events of *The Klepton Parasites*.

* COMIC: *The Caterpillar Men*

The crew arrives on Earth in the year 2035.

* COMIC: *Lizardworld*

The TARDIS crew land on a planet with giant lizards.

* COMIC: *The Ordeals of Demeter*

The crew visit the planet Demeter.

* COMIC: *Enter: The Go-Ray*

The team visit the planet Go-Ray.

* COMIC: *Shark Bait*

The TARDIS visits an unnamed planet with some curious physical properties.

* COMIC: *A Christmas Story*

The crew encounter Santa Claus, seemingly a first meeting for the Doctor.

* COMIC: *The Didus Expedition*

The crew visit a zoo on an unnamed planet with various extinct and extant Earth species. The Doctor appears to have landed at a location he intended, but is surprised to find a zoo there.

* COMIC: *Space Station Z-7*

The visit the Space Station Z-7.

* COMIC: *Plague of the Black Scorpi*

The crew visit a planet plagued by little black scorpii

* COMIC: *The Trodos Tyranny*

The Doctor and his companions meet the Trods for the first time, defeating them on the planet Trodos in the year 2066 and liberating their human slaves.

* COMIC: *The Secret of Gemino*

The crew visit the planet Gemino.

* COMIC: *The Haunted Planet*

The TARDIS lands on the Haunted Planet and defeat its sole inhabitant who had planned to hold the universe to ransom using gas or something.

* COMIC: *Guests of King Neptune*

The travellers have an encounter with Neptune.

* COMIC: *The Gaze of the Gorgon*

The Doctor meets and defeats a Gorgon on the planet Zeno.

* COMIC: *The Hunters of Zerox*

The Doctor insists John and Gillian stay in the TARDIS when they arrive on Zerox, but he is later saved by them after they disobey his orders.

* COMIC: *Deadly Vessel*

The crew lands on a bomb on the planet Int and force the proprietors to destroy it. The text indicates that they're still trying to get back to Earth.

* COMIC: *Kingdom of the Animals*

The TARDIS lands on a with a variety of interesting animals.

* COMIC: *The Underwater Robot*

The Doctor and his grandchildren end up at the bottom of an ocean, where they are captured by a giant robot. They manage to escape and free the slaves aboard it.

* COMIC: *Return of the Trods*

The TARDIS is drawn to a city set up by the Trods, who are wanting to exact their revenge on the Doctor following the events of *The Trodos Tyranny*.

* COMIC: *The Galaxy Games*

The trio arrive at the Galaxy Games, and upon discovering everyone is really slow, the Doctor decides to enter John into the race, representing Earth.

* COMIC: *The Experimenters*

The Doctor and grandchildren land in a crater on a planet and are taken prisoner by its inhabitants, the Master Race. This is the last story to feature John and Gillian with the First Doctor, but it is never explained how they would stop travelling with him.

### Solo adventures

* SHORT: *Doctor Who and the Daleks* (Cards 1-25)

An extravagantly-dressed Doctor travels to Marinus where he finds the Daleks and Voords at war, before the two join forces. No TARDIS is evident, but perhaps it was his method of travel. The Doctor then ends up fighting to stop a Dalek and Voord invasion of Earth, which he does so successfully, with the help of a defector Voord. The Doctor seemingly ends up stranded on Earth.

* SHORT: *Doctor Who and the Daleks* (Cards 26-50)

This story seemingly follows on from card 25, with the Doctor still on Earth. After a Dalek brings a message of Skaro's imminent doom to Earth, an extravagantly-dressed Doctor (in a new outfit from the first story) elopes with the Dalek in a stolen spaceship and travels to save Skaro, with the Emperor Dalek suggesting that the planet's destruction and subsequent radioactive dust would destroy human life on Earth too. After saving the planet, the Doctor has tea with the Daleks to celebrate their victory.

## Footnotes

1. ↑ 10:36-16:22
2. ↑ This segment is in *italics*
3. ↑ p. 8
4. ↑ Chapter 13
5. ↑ Set during *An Unearthly Child*
6. ↑ Set during *The Forest of Fear*
7. ↑ Set during *The Firemaker*
8. ↑ Prologue & Epilogue
9. ↑ From Episode 4, 20:30
10. ↑ Chapters 3 & 20 on the audiobook, which correspond to the dated headings "Part One - Break The Chain: 18 July 1692" and "Part Five - Innocent Blood: Today" in the book.
11. ↑ Prologue & Epilogue
12. ↑ The incarnation used here is not very well-defined, but seems to match the First Doctor
13. ↑ The entry entitled: LONDON. JANUARY 2nd 1911.
14. ↑ Letter 103 in *The Time Lord Letters*
15. ↑ Part 8
16. ↑ Timestamp: 50:50
17. ↑ Set during *The Tenth Planet: Episode 3*
18. ↑ set towards the end of *The Tenth Planet* Part 4