DWM 125

The 125th issue of Doctor Who Magazine was released in June 1987.

Articles

 * As Seen On TV! Over the years Doctor Who film crews have used many locations in the capital city. Some well known, some less identifiable. Here's a comprehensive guide to these locations and how they can be reached.

Comic Strips

 * The Gift - Part 3

Archives
Nostalgia Feature (a revisiting of classic stories and favourite moments)
 * DW: The Daleks' Master Plan

Interviews / Profiles

 * Travelling Companions - Zoe Herriot; the companion who replaced the popular Nineteenth Century Victoria couldn't have been more different, a space age computer genius with a daring dress sense.
 * Jean Marsh Interview - ex Hartnell companion Jean Marsh is internationally famous as creator and star of Upstairs Downstairs, and subsequent film roles in Frenzy and Return to Oz. Her two Doctor Who appearances spanned thirteen episodes, from 1965-1966. She talks with Richard Marson.
 * Philip Martin Interview - writer Philip Martin has contributed both Vengeance on Varos and Mindwarp to Doctor Who. Paul Cornell talks to him about his work and the series in general.

Pin-up

 * A3 Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown in the TARDIS inset against a picture of the TARDIS on Ravalox (Centre pages)
 * A4 The Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith from DW: Planet of Evil

Previews

 * None

Reviews - Off the Shelf

 * NOVELISATION: The Rescue adapted by Ian Marter (Target Books)

Also featuring

 * You On Who (Letters)
 * featuring: 'Doctor Who?' by Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett


 * Gallifrey Guardian
 * Matrix Databank

Credited credits:

 * Editor: Sheila Cranna
 * Assistant Editor: Penny Holme
 * Art Editor / Designer: Steve Cook
 * Art Assistant: Gary Knight
 * Production: Alison Gill
 * Advertising: Donna Wickers
 * Publisher: Stan Lee
 * Advisor: John Nathan-Turner

Further information

 * Late news is the sad death of Patrick Troughton.
 * The Letters Page is re-titled 'You on Who' from a suggestion by twelve year old Jon Dunckley of Uxbridge, Middlesex. The TARDIS logo with a letterbox on one side is retained.
 * This issue saw a price rise to £1 (UK).