Bob Baker

Bob Baker (born 26 July 1939) was a Doctor Who writer most notable for the creation of K9, a character he partially owned the rights to. He made use of these rights in authorising the creation of the K9 TV series. He often wrote with Dave Martin.

Beyond the world of Doctor Who, Baker's greatest success is as a writer for 's  series. He co-wrote the short films ', ' and ' with animator, and was one of four credited writers on the feature film '; he received a BAFTA for The Curse of the Were-Rabbit and another for A Matter of Loaf and Death.

A Close Shave features a robotic dog as its antagonist.

Doctor Who

 * The Claws of Axos (with Dave Martin)
 * The Mutants (with Dave Martin)
 * The Three Doctors (with Dave Martin)
 * The Sontaran Experiment (with Dave Martin)
 * The Hand of Fear (with Dave Martin)
 * The Invisible Enemy (with Dave Martin)
 * Underworld (with Dave Martin)
 * The Armageddon Factor (with Dave Martin)
 * Nightmare of Eden

K9

 * Mind Snap (with Paul Tams)
 * Angel of the North

Contributions to the mythos
Major characters and concepts created for or debuting in a Bob Baker script include:
 * Omega
 * K9
 * Black Guardian