DWM 341

Issue 341 of Doctor Who Magazine was current 4 March through 31 March 2004. It was the first issue to feature the "production notes" column — a regular feature throughout the BBC Wales-era that was usually written by Doctor Who's head writer.

Articles

 * Revenge of the Accidental Tourist - In an epilogue to his popular series of articles on the random nature of Doctor Who's creation and development, and in the light of the new series currently in pre-production, Daniel O'Mahony turns his attention to the fragmented nature of our favourite series, during the 1990s, and the thorny problems of "canon"...

Comic content

 * Bad Blood - Part Four

Fact of Fiction

 * None

DWM Archive Extra

 * Doctor Who On Stage - Act Two: The 1980s and Beyond - Andrew Pixley concludes his look at theatrical Doctor Who.

Profiles / Interviews

 * Here comes the Sun - In the concluding part of her revealing interview with Benjamin Cook, Lalla Ward tells us about life with Tom Baker, her brush with the seedier side of film-making, and losing her best friend, Douglas Adams.

Previews

 * AUDIO: The Twilight Kingdom
 * PROSE: Halflife
 * PROSE: The Dalek Factor

Reviews

 * DVD: TV: Pyramids of Mars
 * PROSE: Sometime Never...
 * PROSE: The Eye of the Tyger
 * REF: The Television Companion - The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Doctor Who
 * REF: Dimensions in Time and Space
 * CD: TV: Fury from the Deep
 * AUDIO: Scherzo
 * AUDIO: The Creed of the Kromon
 * AUDIO: Movers
 * REF: Big Finish: The New Audio Adventures: The Inside Story

Regular features

 * Gallifrey Guardian
 * DWMAIL
 * The Time Team - TV: The Monster of Peladon and Planet of the Spiders
 * Production Notes #1: The Sound of Silence - Russell T Davies

Credits

 * Editor: Clayton Hickman
 * Assistant Editor: Tom Spilsbury
 * Designer: James Clarkson
 * Consultant: Andrew Pixley
 * Production: Mark Irvine
 * Managing Editor: Alan O'Keefe
 * Managing Director: Mike Riddell

Additional details

 * This edition was dedicated to Jon Pertwee.
 * The subsection for the article on Lalla Ward was titled "The Doctor's Wife".