Top Trumps Specials: Doctor Who

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Cutaway Comics: Cutaway release miniseries focusing on various Whoniverse characters and settings absent the Doctor, TARDIS or companions, including Omega, Eldrad, Lytton, Orcini and Paradise Towers.

Doctor Who And The Mines Of Terror: A platformer with the Sixth Doctor for the BBC Micro, Amstrad CPC and Commodore 64. The "wilderness years" also spawned numerous Fan Work stories, typically involving the then-cancelled TV series' actors and crew in some way. These include the Doctor Who Audio Visuals (many of those involved became the nucleus of the official Big Finish production studio) and various BBV Productions (which blurred the lines between "official" and "fan" work, as the concepts were legally licenced from the rights holders). The people responsible for these Fan Work productions ended up directly involved in Doctor Who proper, and many of the concepts became Ascended Fanon. Gunmetal Holder, a metal Top Trumps case only available to club members who win the monthly prize draw. Third Doctor Radio Dramas: " The Paradise of Death" (for Radio 5) and "The Ghosts of N-Space" (for Radio 2), and the short story "Glorious Goodwood" (recorded in 1974, released in 2005).

Pearson novelisations: Pearson Education's abridged novelisations of selected stories from the revival series for the educational market, to help promote child literacy. The initial set of four, "The Eleventh Hour", "Victory of the Daleks", "The Time of Angels", and "The Lodger" were only available directly from Pearson to schools which belonged to Bug Club, their child literacy scheme, though copies have found their way onto the market. Later novelisations are mass-market releases, available for anyone to buy. Four Big Finish audio dramas starring Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor: He Kills Me, He Kills Me Not (October 2020), The Enemy of My Enemy (November 2020), Mutually Assured Destruction (December 2020), and Echoes of Extinction (February 2021; also featuring a B-side story starring David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor)

Decalogs: A five-volume series of short story anthologies featuring the Doctor and his companions, also published by Virgin. Notably, Decalog 3: Consequences contained " Continuity Errors", later head writer's Steven Moffat's first contribution to the franchise. Following Virgin's loss of the Doctor Who license, Decalog 4: Re:Generations focused entirely on the family history of New Adventures companion Roz while the final volume, Decalog 5: Wonders, said "screw it" and was, with the exception of "The Judgement of Solomon" featuring Benny, an anthology of standalone sci-fi short stories completely unrelated to the Doctor Who franchise. The game features two modes: adventure mode, where the player competes against AI controlled opponents, and a versus mode where two players go head-to-head. [2] Reception [ edit ] a b Nig @ EnJay Solutions. "History at Ultimate Top Trumps". Ultimate-top-trumps.co.uk. Archived from the original on 14 January 2013 . Retrieved 21 August 2013. Search Out Space": An episode of a children's educational show Search Out Science, featuring the Seventh Doctor, Ace and K-9.

Further adding to the concept are bonus levels between rounds, which comprise simple memory tests. Complete them successfully and you go into the next round with a couple of cards' advantage. Time Trips: BBC Books' analogue to the Puffin ebooks, a series of short ebooks, featuring a different Doctor each story, written by famous novelists. Collected in print as Time Trips. They'd done three ebooks before this, tying in with Series 7 ( The Angel's Kiss, Devil in the Smoke, and Summer Falls).