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Bernice Summerfield

## List of Appearance

### Doctor Who

#### Season 29

* *Love and War*
* *The Long Game*

#### Season 30

* *Silence in the Library*
* *Survival of the Fittest*
* *Reckoning of the Daleks*
* *Invasion of the Regorions*
* *Blood Heat*
* *The Time Trap*

#### Season 31

* *Legacy*
* *Gallifreyan Corruption*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Destiny of The Master*
* *Venusian Lullaby*
* *Kingdom of Truths*

#### Season 32

* *Downtime*
* *Destiny of Camelot*
* *The Romance of Crime*
* *The Great Rebellion*
* *War of the Cybermen*
* *The Two Masters*
Season 34 (Doctor Who)

**Season 34** of *Doctor Who* ran between 6 September 1997 and 31 January 1998. It starred Adrian Dunbar as the Ninth Doctor & Chloë Annett as Lillian Penswick. The season opened with *The Dying Days* and concluded with *War of the Sontarans*.

## Cast

### Main

* The Doctor - Adrian Dunbar
* Lillian Penswick - Chloë Annett

## Adaptations and merchandising

### Home media

#### VHS

* *The Dying Days*
* *Vampire Science*
* *Genocide / Blink*
* *The Zygon Fugitive*
* *Fear of the Autons*
* *War of the Sontarans*

#### DVD

* All serials of season 34 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Fourth Season* in TBA.

#### Blu-ray

* The complete series has been upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and was released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 34* in the UK.
* It was released in the US under the title *Doctor Who: Adrian Dunbar - Complete Season Two.*

### Novels

* *The Dying Days*
* *Vampire Science*
* *Genocide*
* *Blink*
* *The Zygon Fugitive*
* *Fear of the Autons*
* *War of the Sontarans*
Markus Creevy

**Markus Creevy** was the father of Raine Creevy.

## Biography

He came to Moscow in November 1967, in order to see the Major Maxim Alexandrovitch Felnikov, and to take something from the Kremlin. He worked with the Ice Warrior Hhessh to obtain some artefacts, including the helmet of the Ice Lord Sezhyr.

He, along with Raina Kerenskaya met up with the Seventh Doctor and Ace, the later of whom discovered Hhessh, the two decided to join him, Hhesh and Major Felnikov on the mission. After learning that Raina was pregnent, he and the others were taken aboard the Ice Warrior ship. He and the Doctor then left with the newborn baby, but later returned to free Raina who had been taken over by Sezhyr. (TV: *Thin Ice*)

Raine recalled Markus crying for days following his mother's death in 1970. (TV: *Night Thoughts*)

Markus later married Raina, but their marriage eventually fell apart. (TV: *Action at a Distance*)

Twenty-three years after meeting him, Markus was reunited with the Seventh Doctor in 1990 in order to get some items from him. He and Raine eventually patched up their relationship and he helped her and the Doctor get to Kafiristan. (TV: *Action at a Distance*)

Markus had died by 2001. (TV: *Blood and Iron*)

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 27

* *Thin Ice*
* *Action at a Distance*
Hector

## List of Appearance

### Doctor Who

#### Season 29

* *A Virtual Nightmare*
* *Nightshade*
* *Love and War*
* *The Long Game*

#### Season 30

* *Silence in the Library*
* *Survival of the Fittest*
* *Reckoning of the Daleks*
* *Invasion of the Regorions*
* *Blood Heat*
* *The Time Trap*

#### Season 31

* *Legacy*
* *Gallifreyan Corruption*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Destiny of The Master*
* *Venusian Lullaby*
* *Kingdom of Truths*
Lynn Grant

**Lynn Grant** was first an Assistant Floor Manager & Production Manager on *Doctor Who* before taking over as the twelfth producer from 1996-1998.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Producer

* *Vengeance from Beneath*
* *The English Way of Death*
* *Cold War*
* *Return of the Living Dad*
* *Origins of the Ice Warriors*
* *End of the Line*
* *Damaged Goods*
* *The Dying Days*
* *Vampire Science*
* *Genocide*
* *Blink*
* *The Zygon Fugitive*
* *Fear of the Autons*
* *War of the Sontarans*
* *The Dying Planet*
* *Placebo Effect*
* *Who Killed Kennedy?*
* *Doomsday*
* *The Murder Games*
* *Opposite Bodies*
* *The Cult of the Kuritzkez*
* *Dreams vs Reality*
* *Millennium Bug*
* *The Fate of Gallifrey*

#### As Writer

* *The Dying Planet* *(*with Stephen Garwood)

#### As Assistant Floor Manager

* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *The Happiness Patrol*
* *Silver Nemesis*

#### As Production Manager

* *The Watchers*
* *Blood Heat*
* *Goth Opera*
* *The Two Masters*
A Virtual Nightmare (TV Story)

***A Virtual Nightmare*** was the first serial of Season 29 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Charles Vincent, directed by Kevin Davies and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield & Norman Lovett as Hector.

## Synopsis

To be added.

 Plot

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Hector - Norman Lovett
* Celestial Toymaker - Michael Gouth

To be added.

 Crew

To be added.

 References

To be added.

## Home video and audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1993.

### DVD

* Single Release: To be added
* This story along with the other stories in Season 29 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 29* in the UK.
Sophie Aldred

**Sophie Aldred** (born 20 August 1962) portrayed Ace in Doctor Who from *Dragonfire to Thin Ice.* She also made a cameo appearance as Ace in War World.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

She was born in Greenwich, London and raised in Blackheath. She shares her birthday with her co-star, Sylvester McCoy, who is 19 years her senior, and Anthony Ainley.

Sophie attended Blackheath High School and studied drama at the University of Manchester before embarking on a career in children's theatre.

### Work on Doctor Who

In 1987, while she was working back chorus on Fiddler on the Roof, she was cast as Ace. The Doctor found Ace serving milkshakes on Iceworld in the story *Dragonfire*, at the end of which she joined the Doctor on his travels. Several stories (*The Curse of Fenric*, *Survival*, *Ghost Light and Thin Ice* explored her character to an extent that previous companion characters had not seen.

After leaving at the conclusion of Thin Ice, Aldred reprised her role in The Tme Trap.

### After Doctor Who

Before and since Doctor Who, Aldred has had a varied and busy television career, particularly in children's programming, where she has presented educational programmes such as Corners, Melvin and Maureen's Music-a-grams and the long-running BBC series Words and Pictures. She has performed on radio and in the theatre.

Beginning in 2012, Aldred provided the lead voiceover role in the animated series Tree Fu Tom; her co-star for the first series was David Tennant.

## Personal Life

Sophie Aldred married Vince Henderson on 12 July 1997. They have two sons, Adam and William.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Ace McShane

* *Dragonfire*
* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *The Happiness Patrol*
* *Silver Nemesis*
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* *The Curse of Fenric*
* *Battlefield*
* *Survival*
* *Ghost Light*
* *Thin Ice*
* *War World* (cameo)
* *The Time Trap*
Season 35 (Doctor Who)

**Season 35** of *Doctor Who* ran between 5 September 1998 and 28 November 1998. It starred Adrian Dunbar as the Ninth Doctor & Alfred Molina as Pettrock. The season opened with *The Dying Planet* and concluded with *The Fate of Gallifrey*.

## Cast

### Main

* The Doctor - Adrian Dunbar
* Pettrock - Alfred Molina

## Adaptations and merchandising

### Home media

#### VHS

* The Dying Planet / Placebo Effect
* Who Killed Kennedy? / Doomsday
* The Murder Games / Opposite Bodies
* The Cult of the Kuritzkez / Dreams vs Reality
* Millennium Bug / The Fate of Gallifrey

#### DVD

* All serials of season 35 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Fifth Season* in TBA.

#### Blu-ray

* The complete series has been upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and was released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 35* in the UK.
* It was released in the US under the title *Doctor Who: Adrian Dunbar - Complete Season Three.*

### Novels

* The Dying Planet
* Placebo Effect
* Who Killed Kennedy?
* Doomsday
* The Murder Games
* Opposite Bodies
* The Cult of the Kuritzkez
* Dreams vs Reality
* Millennium Bug
* The Fate of Gallifrey
A School for Glory (TV Story)

***A School for Glory***was the third serial of Season 28 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Tony Etchells, directed by Chris Clough and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor and Julia Sawalha as Raine Creevy.

 Synopsis

The Doctor and Raine arrive in No Man's Land and are mistaken for spies, but soon after, they notice strange occourances. Why are the bodies of fallen soldiers suddenly vanishing? and does it have anything to do with the mysterious Warden Benson and his training house?

 Plot

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Raine Creevy - Julia Sawalha

To be added.

 Crew

* Writer - Tony Etchells
* Producer - Ian Fraser
* Script Editor - Colin Brake
* Director - Chris Clough
* Lighting -  Ian Dow
* Designer - John Asbridge
* Visual Effects Designers - Malcom James, Dave Chapman
* Make-Up Designer - Dorka Nieradzik
* Casting Director - Anne Henderson
* Music - Dominic Glynn
* Costume Designer **-** Ken Trew
* Edited by **-** Hugh Parson
* Vision Mixer - Barbara Gainsley
* Original Theme Music - Ron Grainer
* Title Music - Mark Ayres
* Title Sequence by CAL Video

 References

To be added.

## Home video and audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1992.

### DVD

* Single Release: To be added
* This story along with the other stories in Season 28 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 28* in the UK.
Night Thoughts (TV Story)

***Night Thoughts***was the second serial of Season 28 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Ed Young, directed by Alan Wareing and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor and Julia Sawalha as Raine Creevy.

 Synopsis

A remote Scottish mansion. Five bickering academics are haunted by ghosts from their past. Reluctantly they offer shelter to the Doctor and his companion Raine.

Raine, already troubled by a vivid nightmare, is further disturbed by the night-time appearance of a whistling, hooded apparition.

The Doctor tries to befriend the young housemaid, Sue. Sue knows secrets. She knows why the academics have assembled here, and she knows why they are all so afraid. But Sue's lips are sealed — she prefers to communicate through her disturbing toy, Happy the Rabbit.

And then the killing begins. Gruesome deaths that lead the Doctor and Raine to discover the grisly truth behind the academics' plans, and — as the ghosts of the past become ghosts of the present — to recognise that sometimes death can be preferable to life...

 Plot

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Raine Creevy - Julia Sawalha
* Major Dickens - Bernard Kay
* The Bursar - Joanna McCallum
* Dr. O'Neil - Andrew Forbes
* Sue - Holly Aird
* The Deacon - Ann Beach
* Joe Hartley - Rory Bremner

 Crew

To be added.

 References

To be added.

## Home video and audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1992.

### DVD

* Single Release: To be added
* This story along with the other stories in Season 28 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 28* in the UK.
Ninth Doctor

Pettrock

**Ninth Doctor**

Kind-hearted, but with a grumpier side to him, the **Ninth Doctor** was initially rude and synical, but mellowed out over time.

The Ninth Doctor initially traveled with Bernice Summerfield and Lillian Penswick, but Bernice soon left, after being reunited with her father.

## List of Appearance

### Doctor Who

#### Season 33

* *Vengeance from Beneath*
* *The English Way of Death*
* *Cold War*
* *Return of the Living Dad*
* *Origins of the Ice Warriors*
* *End of the Line*
* *Damaged Goods*

#### Season 34

* *The Dying Days*
* *Vampire Science*
* *Genocide*
* *Blink*
* *The Zygon Fugitive*
* *Fear of the Autons*
* *War of the Sontarans*

#### Season 35

* *The Dying Planet*
* *Placebo Effect*
* *Who Killed Kennedy?*
* *Doomsday*
* *The Murder Games*
* *Opposite Bodies*
* *The Cult of the Kuritzkez*
* *Dreams vs Reality*
* *Millennium Bug*
* *The Fate of Gallifrey*
Richard Griffiths

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As The Doctor

* *War World*
* *The Cult of Maulden*
* *Night Thoughts*
* *A School for Glory*
* *Lungbarrow*
* *A Virtual Nightmare*
* *Nightshade*
* *Love and War*
* *The Long Game*
* *Silence in the Library*
* *Survival of the Fittest*
* *Reckoning of the Daleks*
* *Invasion of the Regorions*
* *Blood Heat*
* *The Time Trap*
* *Legacy*
* *Gallifreyan Corruption*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Destiny of The Master*
* *Venusian Lullaby*
* *Kingdom of Truths*
* *Downtime*
* *Destiny of Camelot*
* *The Romance of Crime*
* *The Great Rebellion*
* *War of the Cybermen*
* *The Two Masters*
Raina Kerenskaya

**Raina Kerenskaya** was a Soviet lieutenant from Kyiv in 1967. She was the mother of Katie Tollinger. She was pregnant with Markus Creevy's child and attempted to tell him this, but both were distracted by the mission to steal artefacts, including an Ice Lord's helmet from the Kremlin. She met the Seventh Doctor and Ace and learned of Hhessh's involvement in the mission. She conveyed the plan to the others and the next day informed Ace of her pregnancy.

After retrieving the helmet, Raina and the group were taken aboard the Ice Warriors ship, when she went into labour, during which she was taken over by the Ice Lord Sezhyr, after putting his helmet on. She was later freed when Ace destroyed Seyzhr's helmet. She then left with Markus and their new baby daughter whom she named Raine. (TV: *Thin Ice*)

She later married Markus, but the marriage soon fell apart. She later died from unknown causes. (TV: Action at a Distance)
Adrian Dunbar

**Adrian Dunbar** (born 1 August 1951) is a Northern Irish actor and director, who portrayed the Ninth Doctor in Doctor Who from 1996-

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As the Doctor

* *The Two Masters* (cameo)
* *Vengeance from Beneath*
* *The English Way of Death*
* *Cold War*
* *Return of the Living Dad*
* *Origins of the Ice Warriors*
* *End of the Line*
* *Damaged Goods*
Andrew Cartmel

**Andrew Cartmel** (born 1958) was the script editor for Doctor Who from Season 24 in 1987 to Season 27 in 1990.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Raised in Canada, he took a post-graduate course in Computer Studies and worked on computer-aided Design for shape Data Ltd (now UGS Corp) in Cambridge England during the mid-1980s before he turned to writting and gained an agent on the strength of two unproducoed scripts. He also attended workshops run by the BBC Television Drama Script Unit.

### Work on Doctor Who

In 1987 Cartmel was hired as script editor for Season 24 of Doctor Who. He was recommended by the producer John Nathan-Turner's Agent, who had seen some unproducedsScripts he had written. Cartmel worked on the show for the next two years, he brought in new writers and took the series in a new creative direction.

Cartmel stepped down as script editor to work on Casualty, as he was unsure whether the show would return or not. However, he did return to write the Season 27 story Action at a Distance.

### After Doctor Who

Cartmel went on to be a Script Editor on Casualty in 1990. He later wrote for the TV Series Dark Knight, the TV Documentary Echoes of the Past, and the short film The Iron Woman.

Cartmel worked as an Assistant Producer on the TV Special One Night with Barry Manilow and later served as producer for the 2001TV Movie Happy Birthday Brucie!.

## Selected credits

### Doctor Who

#### As script editor

* *Time and the Rani*
* *Paradise Towers*
* *Delta and the Bannermen*
* *Dragonfire*
* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *The Happiness Patrol*
* *Silver Nemesis*
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* *The Curse of Fenric*
* *Battlefield*
* *Survival*
* *Ghost Light*

#### As writer

* Action at a Distance (with Ben Aaronovitch)
Season 33 (Doctor Who)

**Season 33** of *Doctor Who* ran between 7 September 1996 and 25 January 1997. It starred Adrian Dunbar as the Ninth Doctor, Bernice Summerfield & Chloë Annett as Lillian Penswick. The season opened with *Vengeance from Beneath* and concluded with *Damaged Goods*.

## Cast

### Main

* The Doctor - Adrian Dunbar
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Lillian Penswick - Chloë Annett

## Adaptations and merchandising

### Home media

#### VHS

* *Vengeance from Beneath*
* *The English Way of Death*
* *Cold War / Return of the Living Dad*
* *Origins of the Ice Warriors*
* *The End of the Line*
* *Damaged Goods*

#### DVD

* All serials of season 33 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Third Season* in TBA.

#### Blu-ray

* The complete series has been upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and was released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 33* in the UK.
* It was released in the US under the title *Doctor Who: Adrian Dunbar - Complete Season One.*

### Novels

* *Vengeance from Beneath*
* *The English Way of Death*
* *Cold War*
* *Return of the Living Dad*
* *Origins of the Ice Warriors*
* *The End of the Line*
* *Damaged Goods*
Season 30 (Doctor Who)

**Season 30** of *Doctor Who* ran between 24 July 1993 and 20 November 1993. It starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield & Norman Lovett as Hector. The season opened with *Silence in the Library* and concluded with *The Time Trap.*

 Overview

To be added.

### Main

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Hector - Normal Lovett

### Reoccurring

* Cyber-Leader - David Banks
* The Master - Anthony Ainley
* Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart - Nicholas Courtney
* Liz Shaw - Caroline John
* Jo Grant - Katy Manning
* John Benton - John Levine
* The Rani - Kate O'Mara

### Guest

* Hildron - Richard E Grant

 Behind the Scenes

To be added.
Lisa Bowerman

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Bernice Summerfield

* *Love and War*
* *The Long Game*
* *Silence in the Library*
* *Survival of the Fittest*
* *Reckoning of the Daleks*
* *Invasion of the Regorions*
* *Blood Heat*
* *The Time Trap*
* *Legacy*
* *Gallifreyan Corruption*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Destiny of The Master*
* *Venusian Lullaby*
* *Kingdom of Truths*
* *Downtime*
* *Destiny of Camelot*
* *The Romance of Crime*
* *The Great Rebellion*
* *War of the Cybermen*
* *The Two Masters*
Season 29 (Doctor Who)

Bernice Summerfield

**Season 29** of *Doctor Who* ran between 5 September 1992 and 5 December 1992. It starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Julia Sawalha as Raine Creevy, Norman Lovett as Hector & Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield. The season opened with *A Virtual Nightmare* and concluded with *The Long Game.*

 Overview

To be added.

## Television stories

Season 29 consisted of six serials spread across twenty twenty-five minute episodes

 Cast

### Main

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Raine Creevy - Julia Sawalha
* Hector - Norman Lovett
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman

### Guest

To be added.

 Behind the Scenes

To be added.
Season 27 (Doctor Who)

**Season 27** of *Doctor Who* ran between 19 September and 19 December 1990. It starred Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor, Sophie Aldred as Ace & Julia Sawalha as Raine Creevy. The season opened with *Thin Ice* and concluded with *War World*.

## Overview

### Saved from Cancelation

As Season 26 was drawing to a close, there were doubts on whether the show would be coming back. However, Peter Crageen decided not to axe the show.

John Nathan-Turner stayed on for Season 27 as he was contracted to do that Season, but he was determined that it would be his last. Andrew Cartmel had stepped down as script editor to work on Casualty, so a new script editor was needed. The BBC chose Colin Brake, who had worked on EastEnders as script editor.

### Cast Changes

Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred also decided to leave in this Season.

For the new companion, Cartmel created Raine Creevy, a posh, upper-class cat burglar, who would be different from Ace. Julia Sawalha was cast in this role.

### Other Changes

There was one notable change for this Season. A new TARDIS console room was designed by Mike Tucker due to the old one falling into disrepair, the console hung from the celling and the time rotar was much taller.

## Television Stories

Season 27 consisted of four serials spread across fourteen twenty-five minute episodes.

26/09/1990
03/10/1990
 2
24/10/1990
 3
14/11/1990
21/11/1990
 4
12/12/1990
19/12/1990

## Cast

* The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
* Ace - Sophie Aldred
* Raine Creevy - Julia Sawalha

### Recurring

* Markus Creevy - Tom Georgeson
* Metatraxi - Peter Tudenham
* Winifred Bambera - Angela Bruce
* Sgt. Akcherberg - John Banks

### Guest

* Lt. Rani Kalloway  - Julia Goodman
* Sezhyr - Michael Fillis
* Hhessh - Martin Wilkie
* Colonel Finlay - Warren Clarke
* Adjudicator - Frank Finlay
* Glarva - Derek Handley
* Xander - Nick Gillard
* Ross - Nigel Lambert
* Nikitin - Paul Bradley
* Parvez - David Jason
* Party Guest - Dennis Waterman
* Waiter - Tom Wilkinson
* Sayf Udeen - Kulvinder Ghir
* Valentin - Ralph Brown
* Walnuf - Mark Williams
* The Minister - David McCallum
* Gunman - Jeffrey Robert
* Scobie - Dexter Fletcher
* Numlocks - Sharon Duce
* Willa - Julie Graham
* Percy - Gary Maver
* Juno - Hermione Norris
* Klause Schmidt - Michael Keating
* Fynn Weber - Simon Coady
* Ben Wagner - Paterson Joseph
* Eleanor Brennan - Sabina Franjlyn
* Elias Becker - Sasha Mitchell

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### VHS releases

* Thin Ice (extended episode version) (1991)
* Action at a Distance (1991)
* Blood and Iron (1991)
* War World (1991

#### DVD & Blu-Ray releases

All serials of Season 27 were released in the Complete Season 27 boxset, which was released on 16th April 2007.

### Novels

* *Thin Ice*
* *Action at a Distance*
* *Blood and Iron*
* *War World*
Blood and Iron (TV Story)

***Blood and Iron***was the third serial of Season 27 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Andrew Cartmel, directed by Chris Clough and starred Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor and Julia Sawalha as Raine Creevy.

## Synopsis

The Doctor & Raine arrive at Margrave University in 2001. For the Doctor, there are mysteries to solve: what are the alien creatures imprisoned in the science labs? And what are the true motives of the student Scobie and his followers?

With enemies on all sides, the Doctor teams up with his old friend Brigadier Bambera and the forces of UNIT in a battle for the future of the whole world.

 Plot

## Cast

* The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
* Raine Creevy - Julia Sawalha

* Winifred Bambera - Angela Bruce
* Scobie - Dexter Fletcher
* Sgt. Achterberg - Kenneth MacDonald
* The Metatraxi - John Banks
* Numlocks - Sharon Duce
* Willa - Julie Graham
* Percy - Ben Miller
* Juno - Hermione Norris

 Crew

To be added.

 References

To be added.

## Home video and audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1991.

### DVD

* Single Release: To be added
* This story along with the other stories in Season 27 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 27* in the UK.
The Cult of Maulden (TV Story)

***Night Thoughts***was the first serial of Season 28 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Robin Mukherjee, directed by Michael Kerrigan and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor and Julia Sawalha as Raine Creevy.

## Synopsis

To be added.

 Plot

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Raine Creevy - Julia Sawalha
* The Overlord - Bob Monkhouse

 Crew

To be added.

 References

To be added.

## Home video and audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1992.

### DVD

* Single Release: To be added
* This story along with the other stories in Season 28 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 28* in the UK.
John Nathan-Turner

**John Nathan-Turner** (12 August 1947- 1 May 2002) was first a member of the production team and then the ninth, longest serving Producer for Doctor Who. He is often known simply by his initials, JNT.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Many of JNT's later traits as producer can be seen in his very earliest contact with the dramatic arts. As a teenager, he was interested in advertising. On a trip to a publicity firm, he realised that he was really more attracted to the show business side of producing commercials than to the gritty reality of advertising office spaces. He became a stage manager at a cabaret in Birmingham, where he dealt with a number of 1960s British celebrities like Shirley Bassey. He also worked as a property master on a pantomime in town, which cemented his career ambitions. In the mid-1960s, he met a young Graham Williams, whose girlfriend — a clerk to the Head of Costumes — could get him a job in television. His first contract with the BBC was a one-month gig as a male costume assistant. Though his time in this role was brief, he met several people who would become important to his later career. Most notably, he met Bill Sellars, the future producer of All Creatures Great and Small.

Following this initial foray into television, he returned to the theatre for three years, where he was a stage manager and occasional bit player.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Producer

* *The Leisure Hive*
* *Meglos*
* *Full Circle*
* *State of Decay*
* *Warriors' Gate*
* *The Keeper of Traken*
* *Logopolis*
* *Castrovalva*
* *Four to Doomsday*
* *Kinda*
* *The Visitation*
* *Black Orchid*
* *Earthshock*
* *Time-Flight*
* *Arc of Infinity*
* *Snakedance*
* *Mawdryn Undead*
* *Teminus*
* *Enlightenment*
* *The Kings' Demons*
* *The Five Doctors*
* *Warriors of the Deep*
* *The Awakening*
* *Frontios*
* *Resurrection of the Daleks*
* *Planet of Fire*
* *The Caves of Androzani*
* *The Twin Dilemma*
* *Attack of the Cybermen*
* *Vengeance of Varos*
* *The Mark of the Rani*
* *The Two Doctors*
* *Timelash*
* *Revelation of the Daleks*
* *The Mysterious Planet*
* *Mindwarp*
* *Terror of the Vervoids*
* *The Ultimate Foe*
* *Time and the Rani*
* *Paradise Towers*
* *Delta and the Bannerman*
* *Dragonfire*
* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *The Happiness Patrol*
* *Silver Nemesis*
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* The Curse of Fenric
* *Battlefield*
* *Survival*
* *Ghost Light*
* *Thin Ice*
* *Action at a Distance*
* *Blood and Iron*
* *War World*

#### As Assistant Floor Manager

* *The Space Pirates*
* *The Ambassadors of Death*
* *Colony in Space*

#### As Production Manager

* *Horror of Fang Rock*
* *The Invisible Enemy*
* *Image of the Fendahl*
* *The Sun Makers*
* *Underworld*
* *The Invasion of Time*
* *The Ribos Operation*
* *The Pirate Planet*
* *The Stones of Blood*
* *The Androids of Tara*
* *The Power of Kroll*
* *The Armageddon Factor*
* *Destiny of the Daleks*
* *City of Death*
* *The Creature from the Pit*
* *Nightmare of Eden*
* *The Horns of Nimon*
Norman Lovett

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Hector

* *A Virtual Nightmare*
* *Nightshade*
* *Love and War*
* *The Long Game*
* *Silence in the Library*
* *Survival of the Fittest*
* *Reckoning of the Daleks*
* *Invasion of the Regorions*
* *Blood Heat*
* *The Time Trap*
* *Legacy*
* *Gallifreyan Corruption*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Destiny of The Master*
* *Venusian Lullaby*
* *Kingdom of Truths*
Driver San Francisco

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Driver San Francisco was one of the last driver games in the series so far and the game was released on the 1st of September 2011 on the PlayStation 3 more commonly known as the ps3, the Xbox 360, PC and the Wii. The Wii version was a bit different then the other versions because the Wii was less powerful than the other consoles. The directors of the game were Martin Edmondson and Craig Lawson.Driver San Francisco took about 4 and a half years to develop.

In Driver San Francisco there were multiple different car brands here is a list of all the brands in the game: Abarth, Alfa Romeo, AMC, Aston Martin, Audi, Bentley, Cadillac, Chevrolet, DeLorean, Dodge, Ford, GMC, Hudson, Hummer, Jaguar, Jeep, Lamborghini, Lancia, Maserati, McLaren, Nissan, Oldsmobile, Pagani, Pontiac, Range Rover, Ruf, Shelby, Volkswagen,
Ben Aaronovitch

**Ben Dylan Aaronovitch** (born February 1964) was the Script Editor on Doctor Who from

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Born in Camden, Aaronovitch is the son of economist Sam Aaronovitch, who was a senior member of the Communist party of Great Britain and the younger brother of actor Owen Aaronovitch and journalist David Aaronovitch. He attended Holloway School.

### Work on Doctor Who

In 1987, Aaronovitch began submitting scripts to the current Doctor Who script editor, Andrew Cartmel. These however were rejected but he was encouraged by Cartmel to keep trying. Aaronovitch eventually wrote the first story for Season 25 - *Remembrance Of The Daleks*. Remembrance also introduced the Cartmel Master Plan. Aaronovitch then wrote for Season 26 to contribute the story *Battlefield* as the second of the new season.

### After Doctor Who

Aaronovitch went on to write episodes for Casualty, Jupiter Moon and Dark Knight, in 2003, he served as an Assistant Director on the short film Clinic.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Writer

* Remembrance of the Daleks
* Battlefield
* Action at a Distance (with Andrew Cartmel)
* War World
* Reckoning of the Daleks
* Destiny of Camelot
* The Two Masters
* War of the Sontarans
Julia Goodman

**Julia Goodman** (born 1959), is an English Actress who played Raina Kerenskaya in the Doctor Who story *Thin Ice*.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Julia Goodman's first acting role was as Cilla in an episode of Up Pompeii! (1969). She went on to appear in many more TV shows and TV movies, most notably The Lotus Eaters (1972), Steptoe & Son (1972), The Brother (1972-1976) and Van der Valk (1977).

### Work on Doctor Who

In 1990, Goodman played Lt. Raina Kerenskaya in the Season 27 story *Thin Ice*.

### After Doctor Who

Goodman appeared in several other TV shows, including Twenty-One (1991), The Good Guys (1992), Inspector Morse (1992), Minder (1993), Beyond Reason (1995) and three episodes of Coronation Street (1996). After appearing in a 1998 episode of The Bill, Goodman retired from acting.
Alan Wareing

**Alan Wareing** was a director who directed several Doctor Who stories with his first story being *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*.

Prior to his involvement in the Sylvester McCoy era, he was a Production Assistant on the Tom Baker story The Keeper of Traken.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Alan Wareing's first TV credit was as an assistant floor manager on the TV series Survivors, he then worked on episodes of other shows, including Blake's 7 and The Onedin Line

### Work on Doctor Who

Wareing began working on Doctor Who as the production assistant on the Season 18 story *The Keeper of Traken*, he later served as the production manager on the Season 22 story *Timelash*. In 1988, he became the director of the Season 25 story *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*. He then went on to direct one more Seventh Doctor story, three Eighth Doctor stories and one Ninth Doctor story.

Wareing also played the little girl God in *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*; this role went uncredited.

### After Doctor Who

Wareing's most notable credits after Doctor Who included episodes of Eastenders, Emmerdale and Coronation Street.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Director

* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* *Ghost Light*
* *Survival*
* *Thin Ice*
* *Night Thoughts*
* *The Long Game*
* *Legacy*
* *War of the Cybermen*
* *The End of the Line*

#### As Little Girl God

* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy* (uncredited)
Не Герой 2

Второй том комиксов из серии «Не Герой».

## Описание

Человек-Человек постепенно становится Городской Легендой. Мы показываем происходящее с другой стороной. Человек стал известным из-за одного случая? Как он запустил цепочку Добра? Люди правильно воспринимают его?

## Сюжет

Молчаливый герой решает проблемы простых людей, к которым он крайне неравнодушен.

## Персонажи

* Человек-Человек
* Макс Мальцев (камео)
* Гопник в Метро (камео)
* Киноманка (камео)
* Приключения (без приключений) Шоко (афиша)
* Тамбовские Волки Капоэйристы (камео)
Animal Crossing

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Animal Crossing was released on the 24th of September 2004 but in Japan was on the Nintendo 64 a few years prior but was released on the Nintendo game cube in Europe on 24th of September 2004. The directors of the game were Katsuya Eguchi and Hisashi Nogami.
Modern Disney Junior

Modern Disney Junior (Or in GarfieldFan1997s case The Disney Princess Network) talks about Disney Junior from 2016-present.

## Why It Sucks Nowadays

1. To address the elephant out of the room, They rely on way too many girly Disney Junior cartoons including The Rocketeer, Fancy Nancy, Mira: Royal Detective and others.
2. They removed old shows such as Little Einsteins, Handy Manny, Special Agent Oso, Imagination Movers and more just to make room for more shows.
3. (More to come)
Super Smash Bros

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Super Smash bros was the first in the Super Smash Bros series and was released on the 21st of January 1999 and was on the Nintendo 64. The director of the game was called Masahiro Sakurai.

Here is a list of characters who were in Super Smash Bros:

* Mario
* Luigi
* Donkey Kong
* Link
* Samus
* Captain Falcon
* Ness
* Yoshi
* Kirby
* Fox
* Pikachu
* Jigglypuff

Some of the characters are available from the start and some you have to unlock.
Nightshade (TV Story)

***Nightshade*** was the third serial of Season 29 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Mark Gatiss, directed by Michael Kerrigan and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Julia Sawalha as Raine Creevy and Norman Lovett as Hector.

## Synopsis

Raine has never known the Doctor so withdrawn and melancholic. He is avoiding her company, seeking solace in the forgotten rooms and labyrinthine passages of his ancient time machine.

Perhaps he will find the peace he yearns for on his favourite planet, Earth, in the second half of the twentieth century — in the isolated village of Crook Marsham, to be precise, in 1968, the year of peace, love and understanding.

But one by one the villagers are being killed. The Doctor has to act, but for once he seems helpless, indecisive, powerless.

What are the signals from space that are bombarding the radio telescope on the moor? What is the significance of the local legends from the Civil War? And what is the aeons-old power that the Doctor is unable to resist?

 Plot

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Raine Creevy - Julia Sawalha
* Hector - Norman Lovett
* Edmund Trevithick - To be added.
* Jack Prudhoe - To be added.
* Lawrence Yeadon - To be added.
* Robin Yeadon - To be added.
* Vijay Degun - To be added.
* Professor Thomas Edward Hawthorne - To be added.
* Betty Yeadon - To be added.
* Jill Mason - To be added.
* Constable George Lowcock - To be added.
* Abbot Mervyn Winstanley - To be added.
* Holly Kidd - To be added.
* James - To be added.
* Christine Cooper - To be added.
* Tim Medway - To be added.
* Billy Coote - To be added.
* Win Prudhoe - To be added.
* Oliver Cromwell - To be added.

 Crew

To be added.

 References

To be added.

## Home video and audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1993.

### DVD

* Single Release: To be added
* This story along with the other stories in Season 29 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 29* in the UK.
Super Mario bros

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Super Mario bros was one of the first Mario game in the series he had also appeared as jump-man in the arcade game Donkey Kong. Super Mario bros was released on the 13th of September 1985 and was on the Nintendo Entertainment System more commonly known as the NES. The game director was Shigeru Miyamoto. They did not name the game Mario bros because they already had a game with that name out so they decided to name Super Mario bros. Super Mario bros took about 2 years to be made.

There were different power ups in the game that made Mario be different like the : 1up mushroom, fire flower, super mushroom, super star. The super mushroom makes Mario bigger and survive an extra hit when he gets hit after having a super mushroom he will go back to small Mario. The fire flower makes Mario be super mushroom size and be able to shoot fire balls if you get hit when you have the fire fire flower he will be super mushroom size but cant shoot fire balls. The 1up mushroom gives Mario an extra live. The super star makes Mario invincible for around 20-30 seconds.

There has been about 40 million copies of Super Mario bros sold since its been released.

In Super Mario Bros you play as Mario and player 2 plays as Mario's younger brother Luigi. The plot of Super Mario Bros is to rescue Princess Toadstool (more commonly know as Peach) from Bowser who has kidnapped her. To save Princess Peach you must traverse the 8 worlds at the end of each world you get to a castle where you fight Bowser the first 7 are 'fake' Bowsers. In the castle in world 8 you fight the 'real' Bowser and after you beat him you save Peach.

Super Mario Bros also came as a pack in game with the NES with Duck Hunt on same game cartridge.

The game also has been brought to other Nintendo consoles in the way of a remake or on the Virtual Console. It was brought to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in a compilation of remakes including Super Mario bros. It was brought to the GameBoy Colour as Super Mario bros Deluxe which is an enhanced port of Super Mario bros.
Sonic Adventure

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Sonic Adventure was the first main series 3D Sonic game. Sonic Adventure was relesed on the 23rd of December 1998 and was on the Sega Dreamcast with getting later ports to the Nintendo Gamecube, Windows, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3/PS3. The game director was Takashi Iizuka.
Cool video game facts Wiki

**Welcome to the Cool video game facts Wiki!**
Welcome this is a wiki all about video games and i want to cover as many video games as i can but i will need some help from you guys. If you make a page make sure the game has not been covered all ready and add the game that you wrote about to the list of pages.

a list of all pages at the moment:

Super Mario bros, Mario bros, Sonic the Hedgehog, Pong, Driver San Francisco, Sonic Colours, Sonic Adventure, Sonic Heroes, Animal Crossing, Super Smash Bros, NES,

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Sonic Heroes

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Sonic heroes was the 3rd main series 3D Sonic game and was when most people say Sega started experimenting with Sonic. Sonic heroes came out on the 30th of December 2003 for the Xbox,PlayStation 2/ PS2,Gamecube and Windows. The Director of the game was Takashi Iizuka.
Sonic the Hedgehog

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Sonic the Hedgehog was the first Sonic game in the series and was released on the 23rd of June 1991 and was on the Sega Mega-drive/Genesis with getting a later 8 bit release on the Sega Master System. The game was directed by Yuji Naka. Sonic was going to be a rabbit but they wanted Sonic to be able to roll into a ball so they then made him a Hedgehog.
Democratic Republic Of Congo

**Congolese** Regions that participated in the Regions Song Contest (RSC) -

 Kinshasa | #03 | 02

### Other regions

The following regions have been eligible to participate in the contest, but have never done so.

* Bas-Uélé
* Equateur
* Haut-Katanga
* Haut-Lomami
* Haut-Uélé
* Ituri
* Kasaï
* Kasaï-Central
* Kasaï Oriental
* Kongo Central
* Kwango
* Lomami
* Lualaba
* Mai-Ndombe
* Maniema
* Mongala
* Nord-Kivu
* Nord-Ubangi
* Sankuru
* Sud-Kivu
* Sud-Ubangi
* Tanganyika
* Tshopo
* Tshuapa
The Long Game (TV Story)

***Love and War*** was the fourth serial of Season 29 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Russell Davies, directed by Alan Wareing and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield and Norman Lovett as Hector.

## Synopsis

New companion of the Doctor, Bernice Summerfield, takes her first trip in the TARDIS. The ship materialises in Satellite 5, a space station that broadcasts across the entire Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire. However, something is amiss: the Empire's attitude and technology are backwards, those who are promoted to Floor 500 simply disappear, humanity is possibly being manipulated by the news, and who exactly is the sinister Editor's employer?

 Plot

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Hector - Norman Lovett
* Head Chef - To be added
* Cathica - To be added
* Suki - To be added
* The Editor - To be added
* Nurse - To be added

 Crew

To be added.

 References

To be added.

## Home video and audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1993.

### DVD

* Single Release: To be added
* This story along with the other stories in Season 29 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 29* in the UK.
Batumi

**Batumi** is a Georgian Region which debuted in the **3rd**season of the contest, hosted in Kharkiv , Ukraine . Georgia cannot take part in the contest anymore as the possible subdivisions system has changed for Georgia.

**Best Result** - Season 04 - 19th in Semi-Final

**Worst Result** - Season 03 - 21st in Semi-Final

 #04 | Притяженья больше Нет
David

## "Dumb" by Muri

Dumb is the masterpiece that David sent in season 19, and RSC is thankful for that.

* I don't care if you call no more
* Doing good on my own, ya ya
* If you thinking that I miss you, I don't
* Not even checking my phone, na, na
* I used to fuck with you, fuck with you
* Fuck with you, fuck with you
* But I'm not love with you, love with you
* Love with you, love with you
* I used to fuck with you, fuck with you
* Fuck with you, fuck with you
* But I'm not love with you, love with you
* Love with you, love with you
* Tonight I'm going dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, d-d-dumb
* Tonight I'm going dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, d-d-dumb
* Tonight I'm going dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Can't believe I thought you were that guy, that guy
* Can't believe my mind was so right, so right
* Thought you were the love of my life, my life
* Now you're not even on my mind
* I used to fuck with you, fuck with you
* Fuck with you, fuck with you
* But I'm not love with you, love with you
* Love with you, love with you
* I used to fuck with you, fuck with you
* Fuck with you, fuck with you
* But I'm not love with you, love with you
* Love with you, love with you
* Tonight I'm going dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, d-d-dumb
* Tonight I'm going dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Not coming back to you
* This ain't no déjà vu
* Not coming back to you, I'm in the club
* Popping a Xan or two
* Don't want your jealousy
* Get in my melody
* I'm in the club, turning it up
* 'Cause baby you fit
* Tonight I'm going dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Tonight I'm going dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Tonight I'm going dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Dumb, dumb, dumb, d-d-dumb
* Tonight I'm going dumb

## Sangur til **Kroatia**

**Sangur til** **Kroatia** is the NF that David made for Faroe Islands in ed 21.
War World (TV Story)

***War World*** was the fourth serial of Season 27 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Ben Aaronovitch, directed by Chris Clough and starred Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor and Julia Sawalha as Raine Creevy.

 Synopsis

To be added.

 Plot

## Cast

* The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
* Raine Creevy - Julia Sawalha
* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths

 Crew

To be added.

 References

To be added.

## Home video and audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1991.

### DVD

* Single Release: To be added
* This story along with the other stories in Season 27 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 27* in the UK.
Beyond 26: An Alternative Doctor Who Timeline Wiki

**Welcome to the Beyond 26: An Alternate Doctor Who Timeline!**
This wiki serves as an encyclopaedia for my series Beyond 26: An Alternate Doctor Who Timeline. The series where I discuss what might have happened had Doctor Who continued beyond Season 26 and up to the present day.

Here is my DeviantArt account where you can view my series.

https://www.deviantart.com/timelordmaster108

## Cast and Crew

Ninth DoctorAdrian DunbarLillian PenswickChloë AnnettLynn GrantBen Aaronovitch

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Season 31 (Doctor Who)

**Season 31** of *Doctor Who* ran between 23 July 1994 and 3 December 1994. It starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield & Norman Lovett as Hector. The season opened with *Legacy* and concluded with *Kingdom of Truths.*

## Cast

### Main

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Hector - Normal Lovett

## Adaptations and merchandising

### Home media

#### VHS

* *Legacy*
* *Gallifreyan Corruption*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Destiny of The Master*
* *Venusian Lullaby*
* *Kingdom of Truths*

#### DVD

* All serials of season 31 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-First Season* in TBA.

#### Blu-ray

* The complete series has been upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and was released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 31* in the UK.
* It was released in the US under the title *Doctor Who: Richard Griffiths - Complete Season Four.*

### Novels

* *Legacy*
* *Gallifreyan Corruption*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Destiny of The Master*
* *Venusian Lullaby*
* *Kingdom of Truths*
Season 32 (Doctor Who)

**Season 32** of *Doctor Who* ran between 8 July 1994 and 11 November 1995. It starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Bernice Summerfield & Chloë Annett as Lillian Penswick. The season opened with *Downtime* and concluded with *The Two Masters.*

## Cast

### Main

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Lillian Penswick - Chloë Annett

## Adaptations and merchandising

### Home media

#### VHS

* *Downtime*
* *Destiny of Camelot*
* *The Romance of Crime*
* *The Great Rebellion*
* *War of the Cybermen*
* *The Two Masters*

#### DVD

* All serials of season 32 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Second Season* in TBA.

#### Blu-ray

* The complete series has been upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and was released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 32* in the UK.
* It was released in the US under the title *Doctor Who: Richard Griffiths - Complete Season Five.*

### Novels

* *Downtime*
* *Destiny of Camelot*
* *The Romance of Crime*
* *The Great Rebellion*
* *War of the Cybermen*
* *The Two Masters*