Week

A week was a period of time equal to seven days. On Earth, the individual days of the week were respectively known as Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Within the period of week was the weekend, which saw the end of one week and the beginning of another.

A galactic week was used by the Daleks. (COMIC: Return of the Daleks)

The young Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson remarked she had not seen the Tenth Doctor in weeks when he visited her in 18th century France. (TV The Girl in the Fireplace)

A week passed between Edward J Green meeting the Ninth Doctor in a newsagents and writing about his encounter with the Doctor on the conspiracy website Doctor Who? in March 2005. (PROSE: )

On 2 April 2005, a week after the Dummy Massacre, the new webmaster of Who is Doctor Who? wrote about the Dummy Massacre and how the attack wasn't being covered on World Media and how most people were so willing to forget. (PROSE: )

Shortly following the London UFO crash in 2006, Rachel posted on the website Who is Doctor Who? to ask if any of the aliens were single as she broke up with her boyfriend Robbie last week and she felt it would be a good opportunity to get back at him. (PROSE: )

In 2006, the Geocomtex-sponsored essay competition on Who is Doctor Who? ran for a week. (PROSE: )

Mickey Smith wrote on his website Who is Doctor Who? a week after (PROSE: ) the Cardiff Earthquake. (PROSE:, )

UNIT's Sgt A. Frederick jokingly put a tenner on, that within a week, Anthea Turner would have a show on the alien's "TV channel", following their transmissions on Christmas Eve. (PROSE: ) The aliens were the Halvinor tribe of Sycorax, (PROSE: ) who used their transmissions to announce their invasion of Earth. (TV: )

The members of LINDA met every week on Tuesday. Bliss, Bridget Sinclair and Colin Skinner were absorbed at different times after some weeks had passed. (TV: Love & Monsters)

After the readers of Defending the Earth! from the Doctor's universe found the password binary9 on the Internet in Pete's World, their correspondent "ChatGuest1" told them that they would be needing to use the password within the week. (GAME: )

From the perspective of Tommy Brockless, who spent only one day awake per year after being taken to be cyrogenically frozen by Torchwood Three in 1918, only three weeks passed between the end of World War I and the beginning of World War II. (TV: To the Last Man)

The Human-Hath War on Messaline lasted seven days, or "just a week" as Donna Noble put it. (TV: The Doctor's Daughter)

Male Gifftan pregnancy last for a week. (TV: The Tsuranga Conundrum)