Second Doctor

This page chronicles the adventures of the **Second Doctor** as played by Patrick Troughton 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

### Travels with Ben & Polly

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

Following an encounter with the Cybermen, the Doctor regenerates into his second incarnation. Ending leads directly into *The Power of the Daleks*

* **TV: *The Power of the Daleks***

Ben and Polly begin to come to terms with the Doctor's new face, which the Doctor takes some time to get used to as well. They land on the planet Vulcan in the midst of growing civil unrest. A the presence of a Dalek capsule prompts the Doctor to stay and defeat them, which he does, but not after significant damage to the colony and huge numbers of deaths. In this post-regenerative phase, the Doctor is often playing his recorder.

* (CAMEO) - AUDIO: *The Light at the End*

Follows immediately on from the end of *The Power of the Daleks*, with the Doctor, Ben and Polly continuing the conversation which from the end of that story while the Doctor plays "Three Blind Mice" on his recorder. They appear as an apparition seen by Charlotte Pollard.

* (FLASHBACK) - COMIC: *The Chameleon Factor*

The Doctor's regeneration is very recent ("The Doctor's been through a lot changing like that") and reflects on his lost ring, suggesting he could make a new one. The TARDIS then suddenly lurches as the flaskback ends.

* (FLASHBACKS) - NOVEL: *Timewyrm: Apocalypse*

Having learned the TARDIS mercury supplies were low when they had "just left" the mercury-rich Vulcan, the Doctor tops up the supplies on Kirith before heading out to find Polly, who had decided to explore the planet. After returning to the TARDIS, the Doctor reflects on the "past few weeks" since his regeneration, since which tensions in the TARDIS have been noticeable, with Ben still suspicious of him. The Doctor plays his recorder again.

* SHORT: *Pluto*

The trio visit Pluto's moon, Charon, which Polly believes to be "thousands of years" into her future, however humans are only just utilising the planet now. Ben is still deeply distrusting of the Doctor, thinking of him as an imposter still. After their minds connect in a temporary gestalt, Ben senses the First Doctor in his mind and finally accepts him as the true Doctor.

* NOVEL: *Invasion of the Cat-People*

The Doctor's regeneration was three weeks ago, but Ben now trusts the Doctor, setting this after *Pluto*. When she sees a Cat-Person, Polly thinks of it as her first encounter with an "honest-to-God monster". This appears to be Ben and Polly's first trip into their near personal future. Polly is surprised to see computers aren't huge anymore ("These aren't computers. I mean computers are massive things."), suggesting a setting before *The Curator's Egg* and *The Murder Game*. Although handheld computers were in use in her story with the First Doctor, *Ten Little Aliens*. Polly doesn't see her and Ben as a couple, just as good friends, also pointing out the fact her family wouldn't appreciate the class divide between them.

* AUDIO: *The Curator's Egg*

The TARDIS lands in 23rd century Dorset, approximately 100 years after the Dalek invasion. By this point, Ben accepts the Doctor, setting this after *Pluto*. The Doctor mentions that he still hasn't recovered all of his memories since his regeneration.

* AUDIO-NOVEL: *The Dead Star*

Initially landing in a crude reconstruction of London, the Doctor follows a time tunnel to land the TARDIS in the real London in July 1968. They spend several weeks there, inveigling themselves into physics circles. Ben and Polly go undercover for the Doctor with no qualms, despite just about being back in their own time, showing that they trust him implicitly by this point. In August, Earth is destroyed, so they travel to the other end of the time corridor, the Montoo space station in the Kuiper Belt in the 2060s. From there, they revert history, stopping the time corridor from forming and Earth's subsequent destruction. Polly thinks of the "new doctor" as "familiar and strange at the same time", suggesting *Power of the Daleks* isn't too long ago. Also, Ben is unfamiliar with space stations, despite having it explained to him in *The Murder Game*, where Polly wasn't familiar with the concept.

* SHORT: *The Sour Note*

The Doctor lands *Tardis* on an unknown planet to allow Ben to go for a run. The Doctor tells Polly that he's been thinking in a more "youthful vein" since his "reincarnation".

* SHORT: *The Dream Masters*

The Doctor, Ben and Polly are brainwashed and enslaved on the planet Dorada for over a week before being brought to their senses by a resistance movement, whom they reluctantly help to defeat the Masters of Dorada.

* COMIC: *The Tests of Trefus*

The Doctor, Ben and Polly land on a planet, presumably called Trefus, where they help to free the fair-haired people from enslavement by the dark-haired people. The Doctor considers the planet to be pleasant, compared with the desolate places they've been to lately.

* SHORT: *Only a Matter of Time*

The Doctor mentions having developed a number of devices since his "reincarnation" which his previous self would not have deemed worth his time. The trio encounter an entire species on the move; the Arcturians from the Arcturus system are looking for a new home, but unfortunately they are heading from Earth, so the Doctor shunts them off into the Ninth Dimension to find a home somewhere there.

* SHORT: *Planet of Bones*

The TARDIS lands on the planet Harmony in the Magellanic Clouds. They discover that the people there want to eat them, so decide it's time to leave. The Doctor uses his recorder as a weapon against the people's sensitive ears.

* SHORT: *When Starlight Grows Cold*

The TARDIS materialised in intergalactic space, 4 quadrillion light years from the nearest galaxy. They discover and awaken an alien spaceship drifting through the void, but by chance, Polly is able to pilot the TARDIS into the ship by making a short hop, which the Doctor claims to never have done before. Although at least two stories depict the First Doctor making short hops, one of which was in a previous annual.

* COMIC: *World Without Night*

The trio visit the Planet of Light, which is about to have an eclipse which its elder know will drive the people of the planet into self-destruction.

* SHORT: *H.M.S. Tardis*

The TARDIS lands on the H.M.S. *Victory* on 21 October 1805, during the Battle of Trafalgar. They meet Horatio Nelson, who the Doctor seems hell bent on trying to save from his death that day. Though he fails. Polly mentions that it's been a "long time" since they were on Earth, while Ben hasn't seen the sea for "ever so long". They dematerialise at the end of the battle after witnessing Nelson being shot.

* SHORT: *The King of Golden Death*

Materialising in an Egyptian tomb in what the Doctor estimates is 1-3000 BCE, the TARDIS crew frighten off some grave robbers.

* NOVEL: *The Murder Game*

Having spent the previous night at a spaceport bar which contained Venusians, Draconians and Alpha Centaurans, the Doctor answers a distress call and lands on the space station Galaxian in the year 2136. He then meets the Selachians for the first time, having previously heard of them. Polly was not previously familiar with space stations, making this their first time visiting one.
By this point, Ben and Polly have been travelling with the Doctor for months, and have never pressed the Doctor about getting back home, just assuming it would happen one day. Ben and Polly are best friends, but nothing more, although there is clearly some underlying love between them. Ben of course trusts the Doctor now, but isn't quite used to him yet ("I knew the old Doctor, you knew where you stood with him. But this one..."). Polly is 24 years old.
Polly learns to use computers, setting this after *Invasion of the Cat-People*.
The Doctor creates a sonic device to open a door, which is destroyed, and he vows to start work on a more permanent one.

* NOVEL: *Dying in the Sun*

The TARDIS lands in Los Angeles in October 1947, and so the Doctor decides to visit his old friend Harold Reitman, only to find his murdered body. The Doctor tries to work out how Harold was killed, only for the three of them to become embroiled in a plot to take over the world by director Leonard de Sande using intelligent microscopic beings made of light he termed Selyoids. The Doctor been to the US for "some time", probably setting this before *Wonderland*. During the story, Polly is influenced by the Selyoids to kill Caleb Rochefort, which affects her deeply for a time, and she mentions that this is the first time she's killed someone.

* NOVELLA: *Wonderland*

Landing in San Francisco in 1968, Ben and Polly befriend a young hippy called Summer. The Doctor behaves in a rather secretive manner similar to his portrayal in *The Power of the Daleks*. As noted by Summer, Ben and Polly are incredibly loyal to the Doctor. The Doctor uses "some little gadget he pulled out of his pocket" to unlock a door, seemingly a sonic device, suggesting a setting after *The Murder Game*.

* SHORT: *The Feast*

The TARDIS lands in London in the 1650s, during a time when Christmas was banned. They find an elemental being masquerading as St. Nick from using (killing) locals to reach its home. Ben and Polly think they've finally reached home, before they learn of the year.

* AUDIO: *Lost and Found*

The Doctor, Ben and Polly arrive in London 1948 and find a talking can of baked beans in a bomb site, which contains some alien lifeform. The Doctor takes the beans back to Henrik's Department store and encounter a young Polly Wright.

### Travels with Ben, Polly & Jamie

* **TV: *The Highlanders***

The TARDIS lands in the aftermath of the Battle of Culloden in 1746, where they meet a group of Highlanders of Clan McLaren, including the piper Jamie McCrimmon. They are captured and about to be executed, when Solictor Grey acquires them and takes them to Aberdeen to attempt to sell them into slavery in Barbados. The Doctor, Ben and Polly work to free themselves and the highlanders, who set sale for France. Jamie stays behind and joins the quickly joins the TARDIS as British soldiers close in on them.

* **TV: *The Underwater Menace***

Follows on directly from *The Highlanders*, with Jamie learning about the TARDIS for the first time. They land in Atlantis sometime after 1968 to find the city still standing. The mad scientist Hermann Zaroff has convinced King Thous that he plans to raise Atlantis, but in actuality he's just trying to destroy the world for a laugh. He is stopped by the Doctor, of course. Upon their return to the TARDIS, the Doctor tries to prove that he can control the TARDIS by piloting her to Mars, but the TARDIS suddenly jolts, leading into *The Moonbase*.

* **TV: *The Moonbase***

The crew discover they have actually landed on the Moon in the year 2070, having been drawn there by the a moonbase operating a gravitron. They discover the Cybermen survived the destruction of Mondas in *The Tenth Planet*. The Cybermen from this invasion of the moon base are flung out into space and the crew return to the TARDIS. After dematerialising, the Doctor uses the time scanner (which he hasn't used much due to its unreliability) to get a glimpse of their future, and they see a large claw, leading into *The Macra Terror*.

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

In an alternate timeline, the Doctor finishes his "there are some corners of the universe" speech with "they must be... like us!", revealing to Polly that he has been partially Cyber-converted.

* **TV: *The Macra Terror***

Arriving on a human colony planet, crew face off against the Macra. At the refreshing department, Polly has her hair cut short They meet the Macra for the first time and liberate the colony from their influence.

* PROSE: *Something at the Door*

Ben, Polly and Jamie are exploring the TARDIS when they come upon the secondary control room. Ben and Polly have apparently been with the Doctor for a few weeks, while the Doctor's regeneration was recent. Jamie seems to realise the true vastness of the TARDIS for the first time, with Ben and Polly recalling their own exploration of the TARDIS when they first joined, with the implication that this is the same for Jamie.

* PROSE: *The Roundheads*

The TARDIS lands in London in December 1648 during the English Civil War, where the crew encounter figures such as Oliver Cromwell and Thomas Fairfax. Despite Polly being described as having long hair, Jamie is clearly new to the TARDIS, being unused to travelling in time by this point. He does realise he is starting to think of the TARDIS as home though and has explored the corridors of the ship, setting this after *Something at the Door*. Apparently Polly and Ben have been constantly going on about getting back to 1966.

* AUDIO: *The Mouthless Dead*

The TARDIS materialises in Kent 1920, seemingly returning to the planet after some time away. The TARDIS is hit by a train shortly after arrival, damaging the telepathic circuits and causing the appearance of psychic apparitions. Jamie learns about world wars for the first time (specifically world war one, but the entire concept is new to him), likely setting this before *The Forsaken*. He also learns about trains for the first time.

* AUDIO: *Resistance*

Landing on a train line in Southern France in February 1944, the others try to tell Jamie what a train is, but he seems to know already, suggesting a setting after *The Mouthless Dead*. Regardless it's set during a World War, so it has to be after that story. Polly meets a man pretending to be her uncle, Randolph Wright, who died during the war. This also seems to be their first time visiting World War Two, setting this before *The Forsaken*. Despite the events of *Lost and Found*, the Doctor notes that Polly and Ben haven't travelled in their own personal histories before. After a week in France, the four reunite when the Doctor spends six hours under the TARDIS console while Ben and Jamie check the likely routes Polly would've taken to Spain. They seem to get there in one go, impressively. As they leave, the Doctor cryptically tells Polly that he thinks fate was on their side that day, based on something he saw on the TARDIS scanner.

* AUDIO: *The Forsaken*

The crew land on the island of Kenga, near Singapore, in February 1942. Jamie is relatively new to the TARDIS, consistently asking Ben for clarification of modern terms and ideas. Ben also mentions not having known Jamie that long. Ben meets his father, Private James Jackson.

* PROSE: *The Slave War*

The TARDIS lands in 71 BCE during the slave rebellion in Rome led by Spartacus. They stay there for several months, from Winter to Autumn, with Polly, Ben and Jamie fighting for the rebellion while the Doctor was trying to trick the leader of the Romans while posing as a Roman noble.

* AUDIO: *The Three Companions: Polly's Story*

The TARDIS lands in Cosmic Finance Central Five, where they meet a man called Gerry Lenz.

* AUDIO: *The Forbidden Time*

The TARDIS lands in a Shadow version of London in 35 years before 2011, making it 1976. Jamie has seen cars before and recalls the first time he saw them as if it was some time ago. Ben recognises that they're after his time period when he recognises a particular type of car.

* AUDIO: *The Selachian Gambit*

The Doctor, Ben and Polly encounter the Selachians again on the Galacti-Bank, with this being Jamie's first encounter with them. The Selachians plan once again to steal a weapon from the vault of the bank. Ben refers to his and Jamie's escape from the Milese in occupied France, setting this after *Resistance*.

* AUDIO: *House of Cards*

The crew visit a Sidewinder Syndicate casino, run at this point by Fortune, a seemingly extra-dimensional being. Jamie refers to his encounter with the Selachians in *The Selachian Gambit*. Jamie describes himself as being well equipped with fighting "metal beasties".

* AUDIO: *The Yes Men*

Attempting to teach his three companions how to pilot the TARDIS, the Doctor attempts to take Ben and Polly back to 1966 using the fast return switch. But he ends up going too far back in the flight log, to a planet he visited with Dodo called New Houston. He says this means the fast return won't be an option for returning them home any more but it does suggest slightly improved control of the ship. Jamie is described as being "perhaps a year older" than the 22-year-old Jamie fighting at Culloden in the Yes Men simulation. So this is set around a year after *The Highlanders*. Polly has never been in a flying car before.

* AUDIO: *The Night Witches*

Set shortly after *The Yes Men*, with the crew discussing their recent failed piloting to New Houston and the team upset that the Doctor wouldn't let them pilot the TARDIS again. The Doctor does let Polly hit the final lever though in attempting to land at the Winter Palace in St Petersburg in 1782, but they instead land in 1942 outside Stalingrad during the Nazi siege of the city. Polly meets a doppelgänger. Jamie is told of the TARDIS translation circuitry for the first time. Upon departure, the Doctor sets coordinates for Spain.

* AUDIO: *The Outliers*

The TARDIS lands on an asteroid in 7691. The crew see possible futures of theirs after they leave the TARDIS.

* AUDIO: *The Morton Legacy*

The crew spend a few days with Josiah and Jemma Morton in the 1860s before finding the TARDIS and leaving.

* COMIC: *Card Conundrum*

The four of them encounter an insectoid species resembling playing cards.

* AUDIO: *The Home Guard*

The crew land on a human colony being used as an experiment by the Master. They soon all come under his psychic influence and are forced into the experiment, but eventually they overcome his control and defeat him. The Doctor thought the Master was dead by this point. The Master is left in the hands of the colony people, and is due to stand trial before Galactic authority. While Polly is described as having short hair, the events of *The Yes Men* are referred to and the crew seem close-knit and Jamie appears experienced in time travel.

* **TV: *The Faceless Ones***

Landing in London on 20 July 1966, the crew discover that the so-called Chameleons are infiltrating Earth airports and kidnapping young people to steal their identities. Jamie once again refers to planes as "flying beasties". After stopping the Chameleon plot, the Doctor sends the Chameleons away with better ideas for gaining their faces back. Ben and Polly decide to stay in London, now they've returned to their own time, while the Doctor and Jamie discover the TARDIS is missing, leading into *The Evil of the Daleks*.

### Travels with Jamie & Victoria (I)

* **TV: *The Evil of the Daleks***

Searching for the TARDIS, the Doctor and Jamie are led into a trap by Edward Waterfield, who have his daughter Victoria Waterfield prisoner. They end up in Waterfield's time, in June 1866 in Theodore Maxtible's house, Kent. There they encounter the Daleks, who force the Doctor to create the Human Factor for them. Eventually, Maxtible's house is destroyed and they all evacuate to Skaro. There, the Doctor and the Dalek Emperor encounter for the first time, both being aware of each other already. Edward is killed by a Dalek, and the Doctor promises him to look after Victoria, who he welcomes aboard the TARDIS.

* (OPENING) - **TV: *The Tomb of the Cybermen***

Follows on directly from *The Evil of the Daleks*, with Victoria seeing the inside of the TARDIS for the first time and Jamie taking her to find a new outfit.

* AUDIO: *The Death of the Daleks*

Having just left Skaro and with Victoria asleep, the TARDIS materialises on the human colony Tersimmon in a time after the *The Evil of the Daleks*. Tersimmon, having recently defeated a Dalek invasion force at great personal cost, is visited by Dalek Death, which has the job of killing any surviving Daleks.

* **TV: *The Tomb of the Cybermen***

With Victoria now in a more modern dress, the newly-formed TARDIS trio embark on their first adventure on Telos. There, they encounter an archaeological expedition, funded by the Brotherhood of Logicians, at the Cyber-Tomb. The Cybermen are reawakened, but the Doctor manages to return them to hibernation.

* AUDIO: *Return to Telos*

In an alternate timeline, Cybermen from a few centuries later invade the Tomb after being activated Cyber-particles on the Fourth Doctor's console. Set after party split up to explore the tomb. The Fourth Doctor averts the timeline by preventing Jamie (and thus the TARDIS console) from being infected by Cyberparticles. Jamie and Haydon, now in the projector room, are briefly disoriented, but then fully forget the timeline.

* AUDIO: *The Great Space Elevator*

The TARDIS arrives near a huge space elevator based in Sumatra in an unknown time period some time in the future. The TARDIS trio defeat an electrical creature from space. The Doctor explains away their poor knowledge of the the space elevator by claiming to have just been on the "Greek island" of Telos, suggesting a setting shortly after *The Tomb of the Cybermen*.

* **TV: *The Abominable Snowmen***

The Doctor returns to Det-Sen Monastery in 1930, 300 years after his previous visit in his First incarnation. Upon arriving, Jamie asks if they're on Earth and mentions that he doesn't "fancy another tangle down the Cybermen's tomb", setting this shortly after *The Tomb of the Cybermen*. They encounter the Great Intelligence for the first time, who is seeking to corporealise itself using the power of the Doctor's friend Padmasambhava, whom he had met during his previous visit. They also meet Edward Travers, who is hunting yeti in Tibet. He returns the sacred Ghanta to the monastery which had been entrusted to him.

* **TV: *The Ice Warriors***

The TARDIS lands in the future during an anthropogenic glacial period. The Doctor and his companions meet the Ice Warriors for the first time. This group of Ice Warriors have been trapped in the ice since the last ice age. The Doctor helps to defeat the Ice Warriors and abruptly departs.

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

The Ice Warriors pursue the Doctor and Victoria after they leave the ship. They are attacked by a time fly too, but Victoria's scream causes ice to fall on the fly and traps the ice warriors. So presumably they then return to their ship.

* AUDIO: *The Black Hole*: Parts 1-2

The TARDIS is drawn to a habitation orbiting a black hole. The Doctor notes that they've landed the right way this time, suggesting that this trip follows their angled landing in *The Ice Warriors*. Jamie also immediately compares the computers he sees to those at Britannicus Base. They meet Commander Flail, leader of the research mission on the habitation, and Constable Pavo who claims to be a Gallifreyan police officer, but later reveals himself to be the Monk to Victoria. The Doctor doesn't recognise him, despite the events of *The Outlaws*, though he is in disguise. After teaming up with "Pavo" and Flail to stabilise the black hole, Victoria is briefly erased from existence. With Victoria the worse for wear and Pavo's TARDIS destroyed, the Doctor offers to complete Pavo's mission to meet Dastari. He plugs in Pavo's Stattenheim remote control into his TARDIS, which synchronises the interior appearance of his TARDIS with that on Gallifrey and allows him to better control its flight. The Doctor then travels forward one week and leaves Victoria at the station with Pavo while he and Jamie go to meet Dastari. After revealing himself, the Monk informs Victoria that he had sent the Doctor into a trap, having knowledge that the Sontarans were about to attack the space station. The Monk also tells Victoria that the remote keeps them in sync, meaning however long elapses while they're away is the same length of time on the space station.

### Travels with Jamie (I)

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

With the knowledge from "Pavo", the Doctor arrives on the Space Station Camera and encounters Dastari. He has the Stattenheim remote installed and Jamie believes Victoria to be away studying graphology. He claims to be working on behalf of the Time Lords in confronting Dastari. The Doctor mentions having "got Victoria to where she wanted to go", probably referring to the short hop across to the library in *The Black Hole*. The Doctor shows Jamie the "teleport control" on the console which provides the Time Lords with dual control, which Jamie notes he'd not seen before, with the Doctor responding that "it's not been there before", suggesting a setting shortly after *The Black Hole*. Dastari recalls a previous encounter with the Doctor from before he was an exile from Gallifrey. The Doctor says that the still acts on the Time Lords' instructions as a price for his freedom, possibly playing into the role Dastari assumes he is in.

* AUDIO: *The Phantom Piper*

The Doctor and Jamie land on the human colony planet Sora in the year 2419. Jamie mentions that "the sooner we get back to Victoria on the space station the better" setting this between *The Black Hole* Parts 3 and 4.

### Travels with Jamie & Victoria (II)

* AUDIO: *The Black Hole: Parts 3-4*

Having been gone a few weeks, the TARDIS returns to the space station, although the Doctor had smashed the dual control so they arrive early and witness the Monk meet Pavo for the first time, who regenerates into the woman they recognise as Flail. The Doctor recognises the Monk on sight this time, who had previously used Pavo's ring to disguise himself. The Doctor tells the Monk that Dastari was "buys with the Sontarans, we thought we'd pop back later". The Doctor stops the Monk's plan and is let go by Pavo, who decides to keep his involvement quiet instead of arresting him. Afterwards Pavo wipes all of their minds, or at least it seems the Doctor's mind is wiped too.

* SHORT: *Dreams of Empire*

The back cover places this between *The Ice Warriors* and *The Enemy of the World*. The Doctor, Jamie and Victoria land on the fortress Santespri, part of the intergalactic Haddron Republic. The Doctor seems to subtly imply that they've been at a lot of cold places lately (‘And we have been rather out of touch recently. Frozen out.’), suggesting a setting shortly after *The Ice Warriors*. The Doctor uses his "new" sonic screwdriver on a few occasions, although neither companion sees it. They endure and help to defeat an invading robot army, averting a new civil war in the republic. Victoria is used to the sort of dangerous situations she gets into travelling in the TARDIS ("The situation was nothing new for Victoria either, but she could not say she welcomed it.").

* SHORT: *The Age of Ambition*

Materialising in Canterbury on 5 June 1866, Victoria realises they've arrived at a house of a friend of her father, Sir Charles Westbrooke, a scientist. Westbrooke had brought several humans back to life who are now rampaging around his house, unable to be killed by any ordinary means. The Doctor kills them all using an outlawed chemical he'd memorised the protocol for synthesising on his home planet.

* SHORT: *Lords of the Galaxy*

The TARDIS lands in the middle of an intergalactic war between the Saurians and the Earth, thousands of years in the future, where the Earth uses invisibility technology to disappear and reappear elsewhere to attack the Saurians. Upon landing, Victoria wonders if they'd landed during World War III, suggesting she is familiar with the first two World Wars by this point. The Doctor claims that the three of them are representatives of Mankind and from the Planet Earth. Jamie and Victoria were clearly meant to be Polly and Ben before being hastily changed in post.

* SHORT: *Follow the Phantoms*

Landing on a planet dubbed "Cloud Seven" by Victoria, after they observe a cloud which is a portal back in time. Victoria refers to some people they see as resembling film-stars, while Jamie possesses and uses a camera, likely because they were clearly meant to be Polly and Ben before being hastily changed in post.

* SHORT: *Mastermind in Space*

Landing in some habitat where powerful god-like beings called the Masters of Space and Time immobilise them and intend to study them. Victoria shows them what it's like to be human, and they intend to continue building their galaxy and create new humans in her and Jamies' images. Jamie and Victoria were clearly meant to be Polly and Ben before being hastily changed in post.

* COMIC: *Freedom by Fire*

Landing on a planet, the Doctor helps the people of the world to eliminate a carnivorous plant society which is taking over their planet. Ben has a pen-knife while one panel refers to Victoria as Polly, likely becasue they were meant to be Polly and Ben before being hastily changed in post.

* SHORT: *The Celestial Toyshop*

The TARDIS lands in a toyshop with life-sized toys. They enter a dollhouse, and in the doll house is another dollhouse. The Doctor travels into the dollhouse-ception, each more realistic than the last and eventually comes across a room with pure Light (with religious connotations). He promptly rushes back to the original plane.

* SHORT: *Valley of Dragons*

The TARDIS lands on a minor planet in the "deep galactic environs", where the Doctor had been wanting to visit for some time. The planet is ruled by the Manti and is covered in sea monsters which evolved from dragons.

* NOVEL: *Combat Rock*

* SHORT: *Face-Painter*

* AUDIO: *The Way Forwards*

* AUDIO: *The Year of the Drex Olympics*

* **TV: *The Enemy of the World***

* **TV: *The Web of Fear***

* AUDIO: *The Great Space Elevator*

* AUDIO: *The Emperor of Eternity*

* AUDIO: *Dumb Waiter*

* NOVEL: *Twilight of the Gods*

* NOVEL: *The Dark Path*

* **TV: *Fury from the Deep***

### Travels with Jamie

* COMIC: *Invasion of the Quarks*

* COMIC: *The Killer Wasps*

* COMIC: *Ice Cap Terror*

* COMIC: *Jungle of Doom*

* COMIC: *Father Time*

* COMIC: *Martha the Mechanical Housemaid*

* SHORT: *The Nameless City*

* AUDIO: *The Last Day at Work*

* AUDIO: *Deleted Scenes*

### Travels with Jamie & Zoe

* **TV: *The Wheel in Space***

The Doctor and Jamie encounter the Cybermen again and are joined in the TARDIS by Zoe Heriot. Jamie is still upset about Victoria's departure, setting this shortly after *Fury from the Deep*. The Doctor decides to show Zoe a mental projection of the events of *Evil of the Daleks* in order to show her an example of a typical TARDIS adventure.

* AUDIO: *Fear of the Daleks*

The Doctor finishes showing Zoe a mental projection of *Evil of the Daleks*, setting this directly after *The Wheel in Space*. The Doctor, Jamie and Zoe encounter the Daleks and the Doctor is forced to used mental projection to defeat them.

* **TV: *The Dominators***

The Doctor is tired from projecting mental images, setting this directly after *Fear of the Daleks*. The Doctor, Jamie and Zoe encounter the Dominators on Dulkis. A volcano erupts on Dulkis forcing the Doctor to make a quick escape in the TARDIS, leading directly into *The Mind Robber*.

* **TV: *The Mind Robber***

The TARDIS is engulfed with lava on Dulkis and the Doctor activates an emergency feature to take the TARDIS out of space and time, resulting in their arrival in the Land of Fiction.

* **TV: *The Invasion***

The TARDIS reforms back in reality near the Moon after escaping the Land of Fiction. The Doctor is reunited with Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart who has now been promoted to Brigadier and is running an alien defence organisation called UNIT. He also meets Corporal John Benton for the first time. Jamie recalls that a few weeks have passed from his perspective since *The Web of Fear*.

* AUDIO: *The Isos Network*

The Doctor follows the Cybermen as they escape Earth directly after the events of *The Invasion*.

* AUDIO: *The Wreck of the World*

The Doctor and Zoe make repairs to the TARDIS exterior following their escape from the Land of Fiction, setting this shortly after *The Mind Robber*.

* AUDIO: *Daughter of the Gods*

* AUDIO: *Prisoners in Space*

* **TV: *The Krotons***

* AUDIO: *The Memory Cheats*

* AUDIO: *The Jigsaw War*

* AUDIO: *The Uncertainty Principle*

* **TV: *The Seeds of Death***

* AUDIO: *The Glorious Revolution*

* AUDIO: *Echoes of Grey*

* AUDIO: *The Apocalypse Mirror*

* AUDIO: *The Dying Light*

* AUDIO: *Second Chances*

* **TV: *The Space Pirates***

* PROSE: *The Menagerie*

The Doctor, Jamie and Zoe have just left the LIZ 79, setting this directly after *The Space Pirates*.

* AUDIO: *Last of the Cybermen*

According to Jamie, *The Invasion* was weeks back and *The Space Pirates* was last Wednesday.

* AUDIO: *The Integral*

* AUDIO: *The Edge*

* **TV: *The War Games***

Jamie and Zoe have their memories erased by the Time Lords and the Doctor is put on Trial and sentenced to exile on Earth with a forced regeneration.

### Working for the CIA

* NOVEL: *World Game / Players*

* **TV: *The Two Doctors***

* **TV: *The Three Doctors***

* **TV: *The Five Doctors***

* **TV: *The War Games***

* AUDIO: *The Final Beginning*

* AUDIO: *Wrath of the Ice Warriors*

* AUDIO: *The Annihilators*

Next: Third Doctor

## Unplaced

* AUDIO: *The Prints of Denmark*

* AUDIO: *The Deepest Tragedian*

* SHORT: *The Word of Asiries*

The Doctor is alone and lands on an unnamed planet he has visited before, but (as he later works out) in the distant future.

* PROSE: *The Time Eater*

With the Doctor having promised Jamie "two weeks on a mountainside" they find themselves in the sewers of Prague and isolated from the TARDIS. Jamie is young, although he is already aware of the Doctor's sonic screwdriver and the Doctor openly refers to himself as a Time Lord. He also has what is clearly a Stattenheim remote control, and appears to use it in front of Jamie for the first time ("You mean... all those times... you’ve had me tramping up and down...") and claims it to be "just something [he'd] been tinkering with". They encounter a dying Doredsor, an eater of time, which has been causing temporal disruptions in the city, and help comfort it in its final moments. So, as they don't appear to be trying to get anywhere and Jamie is unfamilar with the Stattenheim control, which the Doctor claims he was working on himself, this doesn't fit in the *Black Hole* gap.

## Footnotes

1. ↑ 16:23-16:48
2. ↑ Chapters 2 & 6
3. ↑ Set during *The Moonbase: Episode Two*
4. ↑ This scene is removed from the animation, where her hair is short from the beginning, including the Moonbase recap. It occurs at 7:55 in the recon.
5. ↑ opening scene, from 0:00-2:20
6. ↑ Alternate timeline, set during *The Tomb of the Cybermen: Episode One*
7. ↑ Set during Episode Six, concurrently with 14:30-14:55