Doctor Who and the

"Doctor Who and" is a common phrase that begins a multitude of Doctor Who story titles, mostly those from the Target novelisations range. However, for the whole of the 1960s, it was common to find the prefix on scripts for the television show, as well. The process of titling scripts "Doctor Who and ..." was abandoned by producer Barry Letts, after the BBC graphics department accidentally tacked on the in-house-only phrase to create Doctor Who and the Silurians on the episode as aired. Because the title was self-referential, and it suggested that the Doctor's name actually was "Doctor Who", scripts thereafter omitted the phrase. (DCOM: Doctor Who and the Silurians)

Nevertheless, the phrasing is not uncommon on titles in the broader Doctor Who franchise. Beyond being standard nomenclature — prior, at least, to John Nathan-Turner's producership — for the Target range, it was also quite commonly found on early Doctor Who Magazine comic stories. Much of the Fourth Doctor's DWM run, in fact, is formally titled with the prefix. It also has occasionally made its way into other media. In the 21st century, it generally is used in an ironic way or tongue-in-cheek evocation of an earlier age in the franchise, as with PROSE: Doctor Who and the Adaptation of Death, COMIC: Doctor Who and the Nightmare Game, or AUDIO: Doctor Who and the Pirates.

Audio stories

 * ''Doctor Who and the Pescatons
 * ''Doctor Who and the Pirates

Novelisations
Given below are the proper, first edition names of those Target novelisations whose titles begin with "Doctor Who and". Later editions may have slightly different names, or names which dropped the "Doctor Who and" prefix. In one case, a book gained the "Doctor Who and" prefix only on republication. Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks became Doctor Who and the Daleks when reprinted.

This list is strictly alphabetised, meaning that those books prefixed with "Doctor Who and the" appear after those prefixed with just "Doctor Who and". On occasion, hardcover editions did not use the "and" while the paperback editions did.
 * ''Doctor Who and Warriors' Gate
 * ''Doctor Who and an Unearthly Child
 * ''Doctor Who and the Abominable Snowmen
 * ''Doctor Who and the Android Invasion
 * ''Doctor Who and the Androids of Tara
 * ''Doctor Who and the Ark in Space
 * ''Doctor Who and the Armageddon Factor
 * ''Doctor Who and the Auton Invasion
 * ''Doctor Who and the Brain of Morbius
 * ''Doctor Who and the Carnival of Monsters
 * ''Doctor Who and the Cave-Monsters
 * ''Doctor Who and the Claws of Axos
 * ''Doctor Who and the Creature from the Pit
 * ''Doctor Who and the Crusaders
 * ''Doctor Who and the Curse of Peladon
 * ''Doctor Who and the Cybermen
 * ''Doctor Who and the Dæmons
 * ''Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earth
 * ''Doctor Who and the Day of the Daleks
 * ''Doctor Who and the Deadly Assassin
 * ''Doctor Who and the Destiny of the Daleks
 * ''Doctor Who and the Dinosaur Invasion
 * ''Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon
 * ''Doctor Who and the Daemons
 * ''Doctor Who and the Enemy of the World
 * ''Doctor Who and the Face of Evil
 * ''Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks
 * ''Doctor Who and the Giant Robot
 * ''Doctor Who and the Green Death
 * ''Doctor Who and the Hand of Fear
 * ''Doctor Who and the Horns of Nimon
 * ''Doctor Who and the Horror of Fang Rock
 * ''Doctor Who and the Ice Warriors
 * ''Doctor Who and the Image of the Fendahl
 * ''Doctor Who and the Invasion of Time
 * ''Doctor Who and the Invisible Enemy
 * ''Doctor Who and the Keeper of Traken
 * ''Doctor Who and the Keys of Marinus
 * ''Doctor Who and the Leisure Hive
 * ''Doctor Who and the Loch Ness Monster
 * ''Doctor Who and the Masque of Mandragora
 * ''Doctor Who and the Mind of Evil
 * ''Doctor Who and the Monster of Peladon
 * ''Doctor Who and the Mutants
 * ''Doctor Who and the Nightmare of Eden
 * ''Doctor Who and the Planet of Evil
 * ''Doctor Who and the Planet of the Daleks
 * ''Doctor Who and the Planet of the Spiders
 * ''Doctor Who and the Power of Kroll
 * ''Doctor Who and the Pyramids of Mars
 * ''Doctor Who and the Revenge of the Cybermen
 * ''Doctor Who and the Ribos Operation
 * ''Doctor Who and the Robots of Death
 * ''Doctor Who and the Sea-Devils
 * ''Doctor Who and the Seeds of Doom
 * ''Doctor Who and the Sontaran Experiment
 * ''Doctor Who and the Space War
 * ''Doctor Who and the State of Decay
 * ''Doctor Who and the Stones of Blood
 * ''Doctor Who and the Sun Makers
 * ''Doctor Who and the Sunmakers
 * ''Doctor Who and the Talons of Weng-Chiang
 * ''Doctor Who and the Tenth Planet
 * ''Doctor Who and the Terror of the Autons
 * ''Doctor Who and the Time Warrior
 * ''Doctor Who and the Tomb of the Cybermen
 * ''Doctor Who and the Underworld
 * ''Doctor Who and the Visitation
 * ''Doctor Who and the War Games
 * ''Doctor Who and the Web of Fear
 * ''Doctor Who and the Zarbi

Other books

 * ''Doctor Who and the Daleks Omnibus
 * ''Doctor Who and the Invasion from Space
 * ''Doctor Who and the Rebel's Gamble
 * ''Doctor Who and the Vortex Crystal

Comic stories

 * ''Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom
 * ''Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time
 * ''Doctor Who and the Iron Legion
 * ''Doctor Who and the Nightmare Game
 * ''Doctor Who and the Rocks from Venus
 * Doctor Who and the Robot
 * ''Doctor Who and the Star Beast
 * ''Doctor Who and the Time Witch

Short stories

 * ''Doctor Who and the Adaptation of Death
 * ''Doctor Who and the Daleks
 * ''Dr. Who and the Hell Planet

Stage play

 * ''Doctor Who and the Daleks in Seven Keys to Doomsday

Televised story
Most every story from the first seven seasons of the 1963 version of Doctor Who had an internal, production title of Doctor Who and ... The only time the public saw this nomenclature was with Doctor Who and the Silurians, when a graphics technician literally copied the title seen on a script. Following this incident, Barry Letts ordered that "Doctor Who and ..." be discontinued as a behind-the-scenes practice. (INFO: Doctor Who and the Silurians)

Video games

 * ''Doctor Who and the Mines of Terror
 * ''Doctor Who and the Warlord