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Meeting Ian and Barbara

 * COMIC: Supremacy of the Cybermen Prologue: The First Doctor
 * In an alternate timeline created by Rassilon and the Cybermen, the Doctor is captured by the Cyberman immediately before the events of An Unearthly Child.


 * TV: An Unearthly Child
 * On 22 November 1963, Susan's curious teachers, Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright, follow her home and force themselves into the TARDIS, and the Doctor flies the ship in a panic, bringing the teachers with him and Susan to 100,000 BC. Ending leads directly into The Daleks.


 * PROSE: The Eight Doctors
 * Set during An Unearthly Child: The Forest of Fear, just after Ian prevents the Doctor from stoning Za to death. He is talked out of trying it again by the Eighth Doctor in a time bubble.


 * TV: The Daleks
 * The Doctor encounters the Daleks and the Thals for the first time. He also explains to Ian and Barbara that he can't properly fly the TARDIS and can't return them to 76 Totter's Lane. Ending leads directly into The Edge of Destruction.


 * TV: The Edge of Destruction
 * The TARDIS' sentience is brought up for the first time. After realising that his paranoia got the best of him, the Doctor makes amends to better himself in the future. Ending leads directly into Marco Polo.

The great spirit of adventure

 * TV: Marco Polo
 * The TARDIS crew venture on a trek through China with Marco Polo in 1289. The Doctor receives a cane from Kublai Khan.


 * PROSE: The Sorcerer's Apprentice
 * The TARDIS crew have just left China, setting this immediately after Marco Polo.


 * PROSE: Who Discovered America?
 * Ian is wearing his Chinese gown.


 * PROSE: The Ruins of Time
 * Ian and Barbara are still trying to grasp some of the more alien concepts in their travels, and the Doctor is not yet on a first name basis with them.


 * COMIC: The Forgotten
 * The Doctor is using the cane he received in Marco Polo and when the Doctor mentions Aztec temples, Barbara hopes that they don’t visit one any time soon. Ian has changed out of his Chinese gown.


 * COMIC: The Path of Skulls
 * Ian still isn’t used to the size of the TARDIS.


 * TV: The Keys of Marinus
 * The TARDIS lands on Marinus, and the crew are forced by Arbitan to locate the keys to the Conscience of Marinus before the Voord can.


 * TV: The Aztecs
 * The Doctor warns Barbara about the consequences of altering the course of history when she tries to educate the Aztecs against using human sacrifices. The Doctor has a brief affair with Cameca, and is gifted with a brooch from her when he leaves.


 * TV: The Sensorites
 * Susan unlocks a deeper telepathic ability than the Doctor thought she had. Barbara has fully recovered from her ordeal from The Aztecs. When Ian makes a snide comment about the Doctor's piloting, the enraged Doctor claims he will leave Ian at the next stop, leading into The Reign of Terror.


 * AUDIO: The Transit of Venus
 * Set between The Sensorites and The Reign of Terror, with the Doctor preparing to throw Ian and Barbara out of the TARDIS.


 * TV: The Reign of Terror
 * Follows on from The Sensorites, with the Doctor still arguing with Ian and Barbara, until an adventure during the French Revolution calms him down enough to forgive them.


 * AUDIO: Rise and Fall
 * The Doctor refers to the events from The Reign of Terror as the crew's previous trip.


 * AUDIO: The Destination Wars
 * Authorial intent places this during Season 1. The crew are a close unit, and Ian wonders if they are still on Earth, indicating this takes place after The Reign of Terror. The Doctor spends two years on Destination fixing the damage caused by the Master. Ending leads directly into The Great White Hurricane.


 * AUDIO: The Great White Hurricane
 * This is Ian's first time in New York City. Susan admits that she sees Ian and Barbara as family. At the end of the story, the Doctor claims to have found a way to return Ian and Barbara home.


 * AUDIO: The Invention of Death
 * Follows on directly from The Great White Hurricane, with the Doctor failing to return the TARDIS to 1963. The Doctor refers to the recent events of The Reign of Terror.


 * AUDIO: The Barbarians and the Samurai


 * PROSE: Rennigan's Record


 * PROSE: The Witch Hunters


 * PROSE: The Last Days
 * Barbara refers to the events of The Aztecs.


 * PROSE: Mire and Clay


 * PROSE: The Duke's Folly
 * Barbara refers to the Doctor's warning about interfering with history from The Aztecs.


 * PROSE: The Mother Road
 * Susan knows of Barbara's familiarity with Cortez and the Mexican civilisations, setting this after The Aztecs.


 * PROSE: Room for Improvement
 * Barbara and Susan are mentioned to have stayed behind in the TARDIS, setting this before The Dalek Invasion of Earth.


 * PROSE: Tell Me You Love Me


 * PROSE: The Reign Makers
 * Set shortly before Planet of Giants.


 * AUDIO: The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance


 * AUDIO: Farewell, Great Macedon
 * Authorial intent places this between The Reign of Terror and Here There Be Monsters. Barbara knows that history cannot be changed, but Ian isn't convinced.


 * AUDIO: The Masters of Luxor
 * Set directly after Farewell, Great Macedon, with the events from The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance being mentioned.


 * AUDIO: Here There Be Monsters
 * Susan is beginning to realise she will need to leave the Doctor soon and make her own life.


 * AUDIO: A Star is Born


 * AUDIO: The Wanderer
 * Ian remembers the Doctor saying that the crew's "destiny is in the stars", which he said in The Reign of Terror. Barbara and Ian still believe that history can't be changed.


 * AUDIO: The Flames of Cadiz
 * Ian refers to the events of The Transit of Venus. He and Barbara aren't surprised when the Doctor thinks that history can be changed.


 * AUDIO: The Library of Alexandria
 * Ian refers to the events from The Transit of Venus. He and Barbara begin to think that the Doctor has been deceitful with them about changing history.


 * AUDIO: The Alchemists
 * Susan is writing a letter for Ian and Barbara to read after she's gone. She mentions the Doctor's warning of the immutability of history from The Aztecs, but feels the need to explain that it's wrong, presumably setting this before The Library of Alexandria and The Flames of Cadiz.


 * AUDIO: The Light at the End


 * AUDIO: Domain of the Voord
 * Sequel story to The Keys of Marinus.


 * AUDIO: The Age of Endurance


 * AUDIO: Flywheel Revolution
 * Though he is currently separated from them, the Doctor is travelling with Susan, Ian, and Barbara.


 * PROSE: City at World's End
 * Susan mentions the human-colonised planet from The Sorcerer's Apprentice. The removal of the life pod from the TARDIS begins to affect its dimensional stability, setting this shortly before Planet of Giants.


 * PROSE: The Thief of Sherwood
 * The TARDIS begins suffering from space pressure, leading directly into Planet of Giants.


 * TV: Planet of Giants


 * PROSE: The Time Travellers
 * Set immediately after Planet of Giants.

Leaving Susan behind

 * TV: The Dalek Invasion of Earth
 * The Doctor encounters the Daleks for the first time since The Daleks. Susan falls in love with a rebel of the 22nd century Dalek invasion named David Campbell, and the Doctor decides to leave her behind so she can grow into her own person after the crew help defeat the Daleks on Earth.


 * PROSE: Venusian Lullaby
 * The TARDIS crew have just left 22nd century Earth, and the Doctor still adapting to life without Susan.


 * PROSE: The Book of Shadows
 * The Doctor is still thinking about gold for a wedding ring for Susan, as he was in Venusian Lullaby.


 * PROSE: The Nine-Day Queen


 * PROSE: A Long Night
 * It has been roughly a year since Ian and Barbara were abducted by the Doctor in An Unearthly Child.


 * AUDIO: The Revenants
 * Ian's first trip to Scotland, setting this before Set in Stone. According to him, Susan left "a while ago".


 * PROSE: Set in Stone